Giorgio Beverly Hills Blue Giorgio Beverly Hills for women

I just got a bottle of Giorgio Blue from Ebay (my first ever Ebay purchase!) on the recommendation of a Fragrantica friend and it's very nice.

It's light, clean, fresh and fruity and I seem to smell a melon note in it, although melon isn't listed in the notes on here. What struck me most about it is that it I find it reminds me a lot of Giorgio G (the purple one) which I had years ago. I'm not sure why though because comparing the notes here I don't see any similar ones! I think this is a very likeable, wearable anywhere kind of scent with good longevity. I don't think it's particularly attention grabbing though but then perfumes don't always have to be!

Hmm, I've seen this stuff pretty cheap and I fancy trying it, after all, it's by the guy who gave the world CK One and Juicy Couture - only the budget can let it down!!

Tried a sample of this at Kohl's today, and have to say it's real simple, but I LOVE it! I can still smell it on my wrist hours later, and it smells fresh and clean. This would be something I would choose on a 90+ degree day. But since I have bought so many new perfumes lately I had to refrain from buying for now, but if I see this on good deal somewhere, oh yeah it's mine!

Giorgio Blue is a real treasure. I can t confirm it smells as detergent, not at all, and this is not only young girl scent, because it smells innocent! notes are really nice blended, very soft, juicy, intense, not to sweet or candyfruity, it's just perfect! it starts with the lovely burst of hiacynths and tuberose with the savory citrus accord. after 10 minutes sweet jasmine and water lily are developping the heart of this scent, it's so juicy and heavenly flowery, bevore the fruity accord mingles in it with the delicious guava and it stays and stays. there is really something reminding me mutch about D&G light blue, but in a lovelier way without the ambery-musk base which one i don t like enourmeous on fresh summer perfumes. Giorgio Blue ist just delicious and stays as lovely flowery-fruity-juicy from top to bottom notes.
a longlasting one for summer what is a real point to buy it, because most of summer scents doesn t last long enough.

ps. where i bought this the fragrance description tells following:

scent strength: moderate
recommended age: retired
scent life: 16+ hours
recommended use: casual
classification: flowery

recommended age retired!?
omfg mwhahahaha quite funny indeed isn t it.

I like this fragrance but in my quest to find a clean aquatic scent the burrberry weekend won. I will wear this after my shower but not to go out. This is clean and nice but did not get compliments when worn. May be more suited for a teen or pre-teen.

Im not crazy about this scent!! It smells alot like Eternity Summer! A clone of it actually! It smells to detergent like to my nose. Its going to go as a gift to someone sometime in the next couple months! Im not keeping it thats for sure.

I bought a 1.7 oz 3pc. gift set of this today from Wal Mart, I sampled this at Kohls a while ago this and the red one and liked the red on better but liked this one too so it was at a good price of $20 so I bought it.It reminds me of the original Giorgio but lighter and more modern.I like it.

I have just been out shopping and i saw this and tested it on a piece of paper.
It smells divine, i love the Hyacinth notes, it's a gorgeous perfume and i am going to buy it next pay day.

I bought this on discount to have an inexpensive day scent for the hot weather and am very happy with it. It's suitable for the school run and shopping but classy and fresh enough for a lunch or concert. It's soft and sweet without being wimpy and if it tactfully fades in the heat, that can sometimes be a good thing! Almost a cologne, fresh and zesty. I believe this scent will never date (unlike its wearers!)

In a lot of ways, this reminds me of Cacharel's "Amor Amor". I sprayed some "Amor Amor" on one wrist, and "Blue" on the other, and found them to both be creamy fruities with a citrus-y twist. "Amor Amor" is more lush and warm,with the vanilla being more fully pronounced, while "Blue" was a little crisper and fresher. "Blue" would be a good summer or daytime alternative for people who like "Amor Amor", but find it a little too heavy for those situations. This is a classy but fun fruit scent.

Sampled this and thought it was fresh and clean and very simple wouldn't mind owning a bottle if I can get it for a good price!

sjanira why don't you give it to me?
I adore this fragrance!

This is ok but not really my kinda fragrance. I hardly use it at all so I think I'll sell it or give it away.

Answering to the previous question: yes, Giorgio Beverly Hills Blue was licensed by Elizabeth Arden's company. As far as I'm concerned this perfume is a limited edition and stores don't carry it anymore. That's a shame because to my mind Blue is much more pleasant than regular Beverly Hills. Regular is so oldy and harsh that it instantly kills the sense of smell. Blue, on the contrary, is astonishingly fresh and young. The cocktail of jasmine, water lily, tuberose, mandarin and guava with the hint of vanilla is so yummy you may want to eat it. The cute blue bottle with a little pendent repeats the recognizable design of Giorgio line and should decorate every dresser. :)

Am confused. Is Elizebeth Arden connected to P & G in anyway?

Would appreciate if comeone could help to enlighten my doubts as Giorgio Beverly Hills is owned by P & G Prestige line.

Many thanks.