Herrera Aqua Carolina Herrera for men

very long lasting, but its sweetness impedes the freshness from blossoming. i love the aftershave though.

Quite Strong on the tonka front, very balmy in the background, also quite aquatic and sharp with the bergamot and mandarin acids. Fig not noticeable unless searched for. I'm not a critic but I can always tell what I wish for in a fragrance as opposes to what actually happened ; I'd wish for more prominence from the fig and the more fruity quality from te actual flesh of the mandarin for less citrus effect. Freshness isn't always reliant upon citrus, though is saying that, CH Aqua isn't a typical aquatic due to the dominant Tonka/Amber base, which I think prevents the scent from being too sharp and generic.
As mentioned earlier, it's main goal is to smell good when wearin it and it's done quite well, not a masterpiece but a good value casual smell for spring

Nice aquatic fragrance. Opening notes are sharp and spicy, but then settles down nicely to give a lasting fresh experience. If you prefer aquatic scents then you would like this one.
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Nice fragrance but it can't be "the best". Anyway I had it twice because it's very casual and only a t-shirt suits as perfect as formal clothes to it. Personally I prefer 212 by CH or Chic by CH than this one, think those fragrances have more memorable and richer composition.

its lovely.i love it

nice sweet fragrance , but not lasting..fades away

I just like to smell good...period. This fragrance gets the job done and its a pleasure to wear. Sometimes I don't want to be challenged by a fragrance; I just want to spray it on and enjoy it effortlessly. Herrera Aqua does this better than most!

The mandarin, fig, and bergamot add a fruity, citrus aroma to the beginning, which is later joined by the fresh lavender and other herbal notes. Finally, the base gets a little powdery and sweet due to the tonka bean, but this is infused with masculinity by the vetiver and musk. All-in-all, this is a great day fragrance for someone who wants to smell good without having to over-think it.

It's an OK day-by-day fragrance. I like its clean opening. Gave it to my boyfriend as a Christmas gift. But I prefer when he wears Bvlgari Black (another present from me), of course. Lucky man he is! LOL

Its too feminine.
Its too "fresh" and "sweet".
Its smell is just like fresh icy flowers.

the smell is too old fashion, you will not like it i think, but after the frequent use, you'll love it..

C'mon guys, I understand this may not be your cup of tea, but it's not bad at all. I know people that praise Cuba Cigar fragrances, and turn their noses up at Thierry Mugler. Why must it be your typical aquatic? Maybe Ms. Herrera attempted to be different. Opposed to Bvlgari Aqva or Aqva Marine, yes this is out of it's league but it holds it's own category because it's an alternative aqua. It's sweet like Fahrenheit 32, but with a cleaner touch. I love it... I'll love it more in the Spring time however.

I have a bottle of this for the last two years. By far one of the most unusual scents from some 20 odd that i use. It has a very strong sweet note, though can't point my finger of what element has created that note. It has some amount of mintiness along with woody and powdery notes. Drydown is the same as beginning and it is a long lasting frag.. Takes me through the office hours which is least 10 hrs.. It is a shrill fragrance when the first note hits ur nostrils..Overall rating is that it is unique fragrance but definitely something that u would like to use over and over again. Definitely not a classic that has the timelessness of the best fragrances of the lot.

Too simple.Smells like deodorant. I hate ordinary fragrances.

So many aquatic sense out there, this is so far the most ordinary and boring ones! The sense is very common, very ordinary, so ordinary and it remind me of cool water, dry down is very powerish and boring. The bottle design is also so (square only?)boring.
Aquatic lover, you may skip this.

It's a little bit femenine. Too sweet to be an aquatic one

Looked better when I first tried from a sample. Today, I can not say it is bad, but looks uninspired and something here remembers me smells of antiques perfumes. That's why it may looks common. It is not a forefront, modern scent, I may say. Aquatic? Well, at least not the usual "aqua"!

I agree, it's not very aquatic.

I got a lot of fresh sparkling citruses and the beginning.
But the middle and the drydown are totally unimpressive, and the scent doesn't last long.

Little perfume for spring and summer.

I really hate the generic aqua scents, but this is not at all aquatic. It is maybe a fresh woody-oriental, which is something completely different. It smells great, although I cannot describe it. It is a more interesting version of a blue scent. It is also very elegant: I would not imagine a man in sportswear wearing this.

herra has typical kind of scents - they have lot of common.
you like it or not. i'm in the 1st group.
for me those perfums are so untoxic and long lasting (like 212). it's pleasure for me to wear them.
IMHO aqua is even better than 212 and chic (dont try herrera for men yet).
it's nice modern scent good for all ocassion.

it is nice, unique and last longer,
it may not differ in its smell over time but you will like smelling it,
it has a masculine scent and after many hours it put you in some sort of relaxing mood,