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Bross London Blue by Fragancias Cannon

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Bross London Blue: A Woody, Earthy Fragrance for Men Bross London Blue is a men's fragrance from Fragancias Cannon. It blends patchouli, vetiver, and woody notes with a touch of blackcurrant and bitter orange. The composition is described as woody, earthy, and aromatic, with a warm spicy undertone. It has received a rating of 4.1 out of 5 from 10…

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  • Winter 0%
  • Spring 50%
  • Summer 30%
  • Autumn 20%
  • Day 89%
  • Night 11%

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10 votes

  • Positive 70%
  • Negative 10%
  • Neutral 20%
positive reviews 10 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterMasculine

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Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Spring

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Leading answer Day

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About Bross London Blue

Main accord woody Gender Men

Bross London Blue: A Woody, Earthy Fragrance for Men

Bross London Blue is a men's fragrance from Fragancias Cannon. It blends patchouli, vetiver, and woody notes with a touch of blackcurrant and bitter orange.

The composition is described as woody, earthy, and aromatic, with a warm spicy undertone. It has received a rating of 4.1 out of 5 from 10 ratings.

Patchouli and vetiver give the scent a deep, grounded character, while the woody notes add warmth and structure.

Blackcurrant, also known as cassis, introduces a subtle fruity nuance, and bitter orange provides a citrusy, slightly tart contrast.

The warm spicy accord suggests a comforting, slightly intense facet that makes it intriguing.

It's a versatile option for those who want a fragrance with personality without being overpowering.

With an average rating of 4.1, it seems to have pleased most of those who have tried it, though the number of ratings is limited.

Overall, Bross London Blue presents itself as a balanced offering within the woody fragrance family.

Men who enjoy woody, earthy, and aromatic scents with a hint of spice and fruit.

Bross London Blue offers a well-rounded masculine composition. Its blend of classic notes makes it a solid choice for everyday wear, especially for those who prefer natural, characterful fragrances.

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

5 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

4 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally masculine

3 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

3 votes

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  1. Enzo.mimosa

    This is a perfume I bought in the 20 ml version; it’s a tiny, beautiful little bottle. It’s a not-at-all mature scent, and I agree with @elsapucai, who mentions some undeclared note that makes it feel plasticky. That’s exactly the reference that reminded me at times of Givenchy’s masculine Play.

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  2. hugo_lavande

    My little brother used to wear it. I recommend it for children and teenagers.

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  3. Elias.lavande

    A curious fragrance, popularized a few years ago by the Argentine YouTube reviewer Lorenzo, aka ‘el pelado Chad’. Rather than a masculine perfume, it has a very curious aroma that could almost be classified as an air freshener or fabric freshener. It doesn’t clone any imported perfume that we know of, so far. It has an officially undeclared note of white flowers like orange blossom, which combined with vetiver and a very artificial orange certainly gives it a somewhat plasticky smell, but pleasant. That said, for a child…

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  4. A curious fragrance, popularized a few years ago by the Argentine YouTube reviewer Lorenzo, aka ‘el pelado Chad’. Rather than a masculine perfume, it has a very curious aroma that could almost be classified as an air freshener or fabric freshener. It doesn’t clone any imported perfume that we know of, so far. It has an officially undeclared note of white flowers like orange blossom, which combined with vetiver and a very artificial orange certainly gives it a somewhat plasticky smell, but pleasant. That said, for a child…

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  5. ChiaraCassis

    This is a perfume I bought in the 20 ml version; it’s a tiny bottle. It’s a scent for adults, and I agree with @elsucai who mentions some undeclared note that makes it feel plasticky. That reference is exactly what reminded me, at times, of Play by Givenchy for men.

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