Bleu Byzantin is a crisp, cooling composition that leans heavily into its aquatic and green identities. The initial impression is dominated by an icy burst of water mint, providing a chilling sensatio...
The fragrance is frequently compared to Davidoff Cool Water, though enthusiasts often describe it as a more refined, better-blended interpretation of that classic "blue" DNA.
Performance is the primary point of contention; many users find the longevity and sillage to be moderate to low, requiring reapplication to last through a full workday.
It is widely regarded as an excellent value-for-money option, frequently described as an "affordable treat" that smells more expensive than its price point suggests.
Recommended primarily for daytime use during the spring and summer, users also find it professional enough for business settings and casual enough for the gym or leisure activities.
While marketed for men, its clean, zesty profile is often discussed as leaning toward a unisex appeal, similar to the way people view the Light Blue line.
