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Baldessarini Ambre Vs. D&G Light Blue

post #1 of 11
Thread Starter 
Hi BNers....Please help me choose. I'm looking to add another frag to my collection this week, and I've been looking at theses two; Baldessarini Ambre Vs. D&G Light Blue. I know both smell good...and I like them both. But which of the two do you think would easily stand out....and smells better in your opinion.

NB: I'm going to make my decision based on your opinions (I hardly do this, I usually buy what I like and and what smells good to me). This time around I'm going to buy the frag BN reviewers recommend to me. Thank you all!!!

Other suggestions are welcome!
post #2 of 11
Anything > Light Blue, IMO (harsh I know). It's a bonus that Ambre is quite nice too and will definitely stand out more than Light Blue.
post #3 of 11
Agree with daz - Light Blue is completely uninspired and virtually anything is preferable. Ambre is typically generic/synthetic Boss but still (slightly) better than the other option.
post #4 of 11
Of the two: Baldessarini Ambre but not a fan of either of these personally.
post #5 of 11
Thread Starter 
hmmm.....I'm surprised, quite, cos ambre seams to get some sort of hype here (BN) though.
post #6 of 11
BA .. no doubt.
post #7 of 11
B.A. without a second thought.

It's not hyped, it doesn't have as much as reviews as it deserves and is too seldom mentioned imo.
post #8 of 11
Ambre By a long shot..... There are many other fragrances out there like Light blue. There is only one Ambre and it is done right.
post #9 of 11
Amber hands down... Light Blue is very close to nothing on my skin.....
post #10 of 11
Although I have only smelled Ambre a few times I would say it is your choice. I put Light Blue in the category of cologne for people who are afraid to wear cologne. To me it's bland, boring and fleeting. Just my opinion
post #11 of 11
I'd take Ambre- a slight bit more maturity, powerhouse, edge and complexity, plus longevity and sillage tend to be a bit better too.
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