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Acqua di Giò and Light Blue Pour Homme

What matters most to you?

Your answers sharpen what we pick for you.

ArmaniAcqua di GiòSmelled it?
Dolce & GabbanaLight Blue Pour HommeSmelled it?

How they smell

What do they smell like?

Both are crisp. Acqua di Giò smells of salty air, citrus peel and clean soap; Light Blue Pour Homme smells of citrus peel, salty air and herbs.

Acqua di Giòsalty air · citrus peel · clean soap · crisp
Light Blue Pour Hommecitrus peel · salty air · herbs · crisp

How they wear

Which lasts longest?

Both last longest: a morning.

Acqua di GiòA morning under 4 hours
Light Blue Pour HommeA morning under 4 hours

Which will others notice?

Both carry furthest: someone beside you.

Acqua di GiòSomeone beside you arm’s length
Light Blue Pour HommeSomeone beside you arm’s length

When do they suit?

Acqua di Giò: the office and every day, in summer; Light Blue Pour Homme: the office and every day, in summer.

Acqua di GiòOfficeEvery daySummer
Light Blue Pour HommeOfficeEvery daySummer

Cost, and who they suit

Which costs least to wear?

Light Blue Pour Homme, at about 11¢ a spray. Acqua di Giò costs about the same.

Acqua di Giò13¢ a spray $130 for 100 ml
Light Blue Pour Homme11¢ a spray $112 for 100 ml

Who do they suit?

Acqua di Giò suits men of any age; Light Blue Pour Homme suits younger men.

Acqua di GiòMen of any age
Light Blue Pour HommeYounger men

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