Reviews of Happy for Men (1999)
by Clinique

Where does the lovely citrusy orange note go? And what is that weird smell that replaces it? It's kind of musky and ruins the fresh, light opening. I wanted to like this stuff, the female version is great. Maybe I should just wear that and hope no one notices...

ohhh ...
this one makes me gag! i just can't stand to be around anyone who wears this! the aquatic notes are suffocating and the sweetness truly awful! stay away ... or at least stay away from me if you ever feel inclined to spray yourself with this aromatic monstrosity!

very simple, ordinary and light water that stinks....happy?no sad!you can use it as a room spray or to clean the closet-but please do not use it as a perfume!please not!I don´t know what attitude they have-i mean clinique is a great company ,they launched great skin care and now they need to launch a perfume to make more profit but then ladies and gentlemen develop please a good perfume!This one is stinking water of oranges-a basket of a million bad oranges....ladies and gentlemen take the eau imperiale by guerlain if you seek for a cologne-this is a great fresh,clean and nice perfume!and clinique you have a second and last chance-to make a better one!aromatics elixir and wrappings are such nice perfumes-but what happened with happy????

Can't stand it myself, but Happy probably is among the best ones in this genre. Should be the premier choice of teenagers worldwide. Inoffensive, linear orange and yuzu scent, crammed with that acidic/aquatic AdG quality that seems to attract so many people today. If your main goal with fragrances are to blend in and become as mainstream as possible, then Happy should be front row in your bathroom cabinet. The bottle does look good though.

I love the freshness, but it just doesn't last. I had a sample vial that I used over the course of a day. I can usually milk one of these for a while, but, not counting the initial application, I had to freshen up three times in order to continue experiencing this initially great scent. Yet another one of the "gone in 60 seconds" kind of fresh fragrances that seem to permeate the market and ultimately insult the buyer.