When I left the house this morning, for some reason, I decided to reach for my old bottle of Pierre Cardin's Bleu Marine. I think that it has a unique aquatic smell that I initially had mistaken for something more sophisticated. Probably the most similar scent in my arsenal is Bulgari Aqua. I believe they both have a unique, albeit heavy, feel. Have other basenoters tried both? Curious to hear if Aqua lovers can appreciate Bleu Marine.
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Is Pierre Cardin Bleu Marine a poor man's Bulgari Aqua?
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