I mean talk about taking a long time to get around to commenting on this perfume, I guess I'd always dismissed it as 'nice' and at the back end of the aquatic era, being in the early 2000's it was kinda old hat at that point. But Cresp's Light Blue's have stood the test of time and are probably more popular (with enthusiasts) than the likes of a CK One or Issy Miyake or whatever, I'd hasten to argue (based on NO figures haha) but it seems that every woman has this (again, sweeping generalisation) and that I seem to notice it pop up and be mentioned more than some of the obvious freshies. I think it's cool in temperature and attitude, it exudes a sort of class for such a functional perfume. Lightly floral and hinting at something 'white' without any of the dreary, 'white floral' or even 'white musk' accord, Sure okay, it does, hahah, but seems really carefully balanced in the exact same way that the citrus is. It doesn't become Lemon pledge, nor does it's 'blue' character take it into windowlene territory. The blue, truly is lightweight and after SOOOOO many seminal takes on the aquatic and over use of azure molecules like Calone, it's nice to find something which does it all with a certain lightness of touch. I love it. The men's one ain't bad either (I shall have to revisit that) but not quite as appealing as this version for me. I might even get a bottle.
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