Jean Lowe Vibe by Maison Alhambra

I haven’t tried Pacific Chill, but aside from debating whether it’s a good dupe or not, it’s a great perfume. Don’t let reviews claiming it smells like a floor cleaner fool you; it’s nothing like that. Obviously, you need to smell it first, but I can assure you it’s very fresh. I tested it in the heat, even on public transport, and it doesn’t give me headaches or overwhelm anyone. Many fresh lotions do become cloying in heat or enclosed spaces, but this one doesn’t. It’s not that it’s hard to smell; from my perspective, it’s quite fresh.

It’s not a clone; it’s an inspiration. It has a more mentholated twist and a sandalwood base that sets it apart from the Pacific Chill DNA at a distance. It smells exactly what it costs, but in intense heat, it becomes unpleasant and overwhelming, lacking harmony. Additionally, after three months, oxidation ruins the balance. It doesn’t reach the fruity freshness of PC.

The scent is fresh. The opening can be shocking, very citrusy, almost like a dishwasher, but it settles after a few minutes and leaves a slightly sweet trail. The sillage is weak but effective. I use it for the gym in the summer, and it’s amazing.

Without a doubt, one of the best summer scents. That blend of citrus and mint gives way to peach with an almost imperceptible touch of rose, followed by that rich basil. One of my favorites, 100% blind buy.

Smells excellent. It’s a fruity citrus with a very herbal note, reminding me of a mojito or mint and ginger lemonade. It smells great but lasts a maximum of 4 hours, usually around 2.5. The projection isn’t standout; you can only smell it about 10 cm from the skin. I give it an 8/10 for longevity. Review by: José Ricar

A pretty good choice for spring/summer. The opening is very juicy and citrusy, like a sharp, acidic citrus, as if smelling a fresh tangerine. For women who have used ‘Essence of the Elf,’ it has that same structure, especially the opening.

What more could you ask for: fresh, citrusy, with a fruity touch—everything you want in a summer scent. Lasts about 4 hours and leaves a nice trail; I highly recommend it.

It’s a unisex perfume, leaning masculine, citrus-aromatic, fresh, and clean. The scent is very similar to a mojito, which is probably why I like it so much. Ideal for heat, the office, and daily wear. Moderate projection and short-to-medium longevity; you’ll need to reapply. Excellent value for money for anyone looking for something luminous and easy to like. I’m already on my second bottle and use it almost daily.

A good citrus scent, but it feels synthetic and has very little staying power.

If you love smelling like a mojito, this is your perfume. Great for warm days, morning, afternoon, or night. It has a slightly sweet but very pleasant aroma. Good projection for the first two hours and lasts about 7 hours on my skin. One of my favorite fresh scents for summer.

DO NOT BUY BLINDLY. It smells synthetic and unappealing. I bought a decant and it’s one of my biggest regrets; I don’t recommend it at all.

It smells good and gives me energy for the heat, but honestly, it smells more like room freshener than perfume. It doesn’t smell expensive, and the longevity is minimal: it projects for no more than an hour before sticking to the skin. Totally disappointed. I’ve seen YouTubers like Isra Moreno put it on the top of projectors for summer, and others say it lasts 8 hours, but that’s not true. Don’t get swept up in the hype; this isn’t worth more than $20-25. The Jean Loewe Inmortal actually lasts and projects. This was a disappointment. I’ve had it for over a month and it hasn’t improved. I’ll let it macerate for a few months to see if it gets better and then I’ll update the review.

People, the LV Pacific Chill smells like car air freshener fruit, and this is the same. I would use it.

I love this perfume, fresh, very fruity, citrusy, and tropical. Many relate it to room freshener, and I understand why. My girlfriend said it smelled like bathroom air freshener, but personally, it’s a fragrance that stands out because it’s different. As a dupe, I give it a 9/10; it’s very well done. On the opening, it feels a bit lighter, whereas Pacific Chill is greener and more complete. If I compare them, I’d say Vibe is a simpler and lighter version, while Pacific Chill has more body and feels like better quality, although Vibe doesn’t fall short since for the price it offers more than expected. Final rating: 8/10, recommended if you don’t want to spend the fortune that the LV costs; both smell like room freshener because they have almost the same scent.