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Insense Ultramarine Beach Boy

Name: Insense Ultramarine Beach Boy Eau de Toilette
Brand: Givenchy

Givenchy Insense Ultramarine Beach Boy is an Eau de Toilette launched in 2006. Insense Ultramarine Beach Boy opens with Mint, Melon, and Bergamot, settles into a heart of Pine and Sea Water, and dries down to a base of Amber and Vanilla. Givenchy's Insense Ultramarine Beach Boy carries an Acquired verdict, a aromatic-led wear.

A truly baffling fragrance, Insense Ultramarine Beach Boy manages to be both generic and confusing, with a complete lack of identity. Don't waste your time; it's just not it.

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Fresh
Energetic
Casual
Modern

Insense Ultramarine Beach Boy Eau de Toilette bottle

Profile

Character

Citrus 8%

Floral 3%

Fruity 5%

Green 12%

Sweet 23%

Warm 12%

Woody 11%

Earthy 9%

Animalic 4%

Fresh 44%

Mood Energising

Calming

Character Playful

Serious

Sentiment Uplifting

Brooding

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Accords

Aromatic

100%

Green

75%

Marine

65%

Amber

61%

Fresh Spicy

61%

Notes

Performance

Longevity

Moderate (4-6h)

Projection

Strong

Intensity

Strong

Best Seasons

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Spring Summer Fall Winter

Best Occasions

Best For:

Casual

Also Works:

Sport

Its fresh, aquatic nature means it's vaguely suitable for casual wear or sport, though it lacks the character to truly excel. The synthetic undertones and poor longevity make it a non-starter for office, date, or formal settings.

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It kicks off with a jumble of cool mint, watered-down melon, and barely-there bergamot. Then things take a bizarre turn towards an artificial pine note, vaguely oceanic but lacking any real depth. The amber and vanilla base tries to ground it, but it's too little, too late, leaving a thin, synthetic drydown.