Moschino Forever Sailing by Moschino

Not sure if they’ve already discontinued it, but I only see it in partials now. I’ve had mine for 3 years on The Deep Man’s recommendation, and it didn’t fail me. Citrus-marine scent; starts like a lemon/orange soda and dries down to a more marine finish, though the citrus remains noticeable. Easy to like, nothing complex. Great for daily, sport, or casual wear, but not for elegant occasions. Lasts 5-6 hours with 2-hour projection; for a citrus, it’s a good vibe.

Forever Sailing is magical—subtle but present, like walking in freshly dried clothes while riding the sea breeze. Excellent longevity for a fresh scent. Once I wore it on a trip with friends; we went into rivers and waterfalls, and in the middle of the water, my friend told me he could still smell me. I never found anything bitter or acidic; I don’t know what people are smoking, but invite them anyway.

I bought it based on YouTube reviews, but I also tested it on skin and paper, and it was exactly as described: a pleasant, very fresh, clean scent. There were few comments saying it was sour, salty, or spicy. When I first used my bottle, the mint note was very strong and spicy 😬; no matter how many chances I gave it, it didn’t convince me. Only twice did I get that scent I had liked and known before buying it.

I’ve given this Forever Sailing several chances, but I can’t handle that acidic touch it gets after the first 15 minutes. Luckily, I bought a sample before deciding, because I haven’t seen it in stores, even though I save money that way. It doesn’t remind me of Chrome to me; in fact, it’s one of my signatures, but combined with the fact that it lasts nothing on my skin, it’s out.

It’s my go-to for the beach. It transports me back to past adventures, even if it only lasts about four hours. It’s not a luxury scent, but Moschino nailed it; I’m totally fascinated. The value is incredible: for this price, you’d expect something worse, but this isn’t it. In Mexico, it runs about 700-800 pesos.

Simple scent, identical to what Jeremy Fragrance sold as ‘Office for Men’; in the end, the DNA of these ‘blue’ fragrances is all the same.

Pleasant surprise. Nothing groundbreaking, medium quality, but brilliantly executed and perfectly leveraging its strengths. It’s fresh, aquatic, and sweet, with sharp acidic citrus just enough to balance the sweetness, plus bitter green notes. The juniper berry gives it a special touch. Aquatic, sweet, acidic, and green all at once. Reminded me of D&G The One Sport, which I love (I admit it), except for its terrible performance. The Moschino version has a bit more nuance. It’s in the style of Versace Man Eau Fraiche or D&G Light Blue, but Moschino managed to balance the components better, making it more versatile and with interesting twists. I think it’s better than the ones mentioned. Thanks to the less sweet notes, it’s accessible to a more mature audience, giving it versatility. The performance isn’t high, but it beats the competition by projecting well in the first hour and lasting the typical 4-5 hours. The best part is that it projects relatively easily at first. I wish it lasted longer, but… at $20 for 100ml, the quality-price ratio is excellent. A pleasant surprise and recommended if you’re looking for this style.

Fresh, citrusy, and packed with synthetic water vibes. The projection is average and the longevity is decent, similar but better than Perry Ellis, Ferrioni Naranja, and Nautica Voyage, though those cost more. In my opinion, it was a bad blind buy. Nothing like Versace Homme; they’re two sides of the same coin.

Wow, I was surprised by the scent because the bottle doesn’t promise much, but I loved it. Among the fresh ones, I think this is the most iconic for a reason: when you put it on, you don’t just feel like you just showered like others, but it’s like you just brushed your teeth and headed to the office. The mint is well done. If you’re looking for freshness and energy, it’s a very good option.

An improved version of Perry Ellis 360° for men: less synthetic, with slightly less projection but more lasting on the skin. Good blind buy. If you live in a warm or temperate climate, it’s a great option for hot days. The olfactory pyramid is almost identical to PE 360°, but it feels higher quality. Compared to many summer fragrances, it stands out. Scent 8, Longevity 8, Projection 7, Price 8.

Simply outstanding! I came looking for Jimmy Choo for Homme and Versace for Homme, aromatic citrus fragrances, but when I heard this and sprayed it, I felt the mint and lime wrap around me. Then, a slightly fruity aromatic dry-down. It behaved wildly on my skin. I loved it! I recommend it 100% and it’s a great addition to any citrus-aquatic collection.

Moschino Forever Sailing is a fresh aquatic-marine fragrance. At first, it bears a certain resemblance to Bleu de Chanel due to the combination of grapefruit and mint notes; in this opening phase, it feels very dynamic, inspiring joy and energy, and lasts like this for about two hours. Afterward, it becomes very similar to many other aquatic fragrances, with a slightly salty scent reminiscent of Azzaro Chrome. The fragrance is highly versatile, urban, and dynamic—a great option for warm climates or seasons like spring and summer, suitable for situations that don’t require much formality, especially for daytime activities, as I don’t see much potential for evening wear. It performs well dry down, and compared to other fresh aquatic fragrances, it has the advantage of being more affordable while offering decent longevity.

So fresh it smells like aftershave. It has interesting citrus notes, but the scent is so overdone that it adds nothing new. It’s a boring, bland Moschino fragrance.

This Sailing transitions from a mentholated Kenzo Sport to a citrusy side of Bleu de Chanel. The opening features mint, citrus, juniper, and lavender—the lavender being somewhat overshadowed by lemon and grapefruit. It’s special for hot days, feeling clean, fresh, and cheerful without being intrusive, with moderate longevity and sillage.