Jacomo de Jacomo Deep Blue Jacomo for men

it's my perfume now ....

ubt i don't think i'll but it again !!!

a friend of mine likes it ... he's gonna buy it ..

it IS masculine sich is rare to find in a world full of black xs & one million !! :D

is IS refreshing ... it IS powerfull...

but there's something " metallic/synthetic" about it that takes it to the oldschool category... i'm an old-skool ADDICT... but i dunno... didn't work for jdj deep blue ..

i already have a cytrus perfume now... & i intend to buy jdj ROUGE for a change !:)

This is a typical masculine fresh cologne, too masculine for my book of geneder-bender fragrances and so unlike the Jacomo de Jacomo Rouge. I was tempted by the suggestion of some sweet feminine accords, but unfortunately there are none in this EDT.
Citrusy, peppery, cool, and indeed making you feel as if immersed in a cool and deep water. The pepper and coriander blend interestingly, is there a touch or caraway as well?
The name "Deep Blue" is well matched.
Sillage is worse than for JdJ Rouge but as a summer inoffensive fragrance it is not bad. And the lasting power is amazing - at the end of the day you will still smell it strong.
Test before you buy, though.

this never remind me with cool water
its good refreshing scent, in a nice bottle
sillage and longevity is ok but it is too sugary ( sweet ) so i don't like it
give it a try before you buy

I agree with the comment that this smells like a sweeter rendition of Cool Water by Davidoff. Furthermore, I will add that the sweetness gives this fragrance a feminine quality that I don't really like. Yes, the fragrance its self smells great, but I'm not yet sure its something I want others to smell on me. The only thing that saves this fragrance somewhat is the cedar and pepper which combine to add some subtle form of masculinity to this scent. I will also say that the sillage is quite excellent, so people will notice it.


Edit(5/30/2011): I have a different perspective on this having worn it from a spray bottle versus a small sample vial. There are still subtle similarities with Cool Water but where CW is dominated by freesia and other florals, this is dominated by the lavender and violet. In fact, I think the main accord I perceive is 90% violets with the rest of the notes appearing as the supporting cast. I know many people don't like violet in large quantities, so keep that in mind. Otherwise, this is not too exotic or special but it does smell very fresh and clean. Furthermore, its does extraordinary well in the heat since it doesn't rely on citrus notes - meaning it will last hours in the summer. Check it out but don't expect anything revolutionary. 7/10

Well it reminds me of Coolwater but a tick
sweeter.After a while it its getting very well with my body chemestry, not too strong and very colorful.

New fragrance to my store. The citrus is prominent but not too tangy considering how much of it there is in the top note. As it settles the cedar and the pepper really shine, a lovely woody chypre fragrance with a citrus twist for summer.