Gucci Eau De Toilette Iced 75ml

I got this fragrance in 2017 and found it to be very fresh, blue, slightly minty, and citrusy. So far, I haven't found any other scent that smells similar, which is why I really enjoy having this fragrance in my collection. Additionally, in my experience, not many people wear this scent (I have never smelled it in public so far). For which occasions is the scent suitable: - Gym or generally for exercising, as it is not super dominant - Everyday wear when dressed casually

I got this fragrance in 2017 and found it to be very fresh, blue, slightly minty, and citrusy. So far, I haven't found any other scent that smells similar, which is why I really enjoy having this fragrance in my collection. Additionally, in my experience, not many people wear this scent (I have never smelled it in public so far). For which occasions is the scent suitable: - Gym or generally for exercising, as it is not super dominant - Everyday wear when dressed casually

If singularity were a scent, it would be this one. Iced is, in my opinion, not the right name, because what you get here is pure mint. Yes, there is a bit of tea in the base and vetiver; you just can't simply crush a mint leaf and dissolve it (or can you?). Overall, it's an extremely nice burst of freshness, without lemon but also without the usual synthetic mass of ambroxan and other stuff. A drier Mint & Tonic is actually a good reference. So simple, so good; you simply get a fleeting beautiful mint with minimal attachment, unfortunately lasting only 1-2 hours, but during that time you smell like toothpaste, for better or worse. It wouldn't be one for a collection of 5-10 fragrances for me, but it can stay just because of its uniqueness.

If singularity were a scent, it would be this one. Iced is, in my opinion, not the right name, because what you get here is pure mint. Yes, there is a bit of tea in the base and vetiver; you just can't simply crush a mint leaf and dissolve it (or can you?). Overall, it's an extremely nice burst of freshness, without lemon but also without the usual synthetic mass of ambroxan and other stuff. A drier Mint & Tonic is actually a good reference. So simple, so good; you simply get a fleeting beautiful mint with minimal attachment, unfortunately lasting only 1-2 hours, but during that time you smell like toothpaste, for better or worse. It wouldn't be one for a collection of 5-10 fragrances for me, but it can stay just because of its uniqueness.

If singularity were a scent, it would be this one. Iced is, in my opinion, not the right name, because what you get here is pure mint. Yes, there is a bit of tea in the base and vetiver; you just can't simply crush a mint leaf and dissolve it (or can you?). Overall, it's an extremely nice burst of freshness, without lemon but also without the usual synthetic mass of ambroxan and other stuff. A drier Mint & Tonic is actually a good reference. So simple, so good; you simply get a fleeting beautiful mint with minimal attachment, unfortunately lasting only 1-2 hours, but during that time you smell like toothpaste, for better or worse. It wouldn't be one for a collection of 5-10 fragrances for me, but it can stay just because of its uniqueness.