It is very acidic and fruity at first, but soon this intensity calms down and leads to a very pleasant scent of musk and cleanliness that is appealing. It does weaken relatively quickly as well. If you like to smell of cleanliness as if you just stepped out of the shower and can carry it with you to refresh your scent throughout the day, it is a good choice.

I don't know if it resembles Acqua di Parma Colonia as some previous reviewers say because I haven't smelled it, but to my nose, it strongly reminds me of "Myrto Lemon," which elderly women used to bathe in during the 80s-90s. Obviously, the quality of the fragrance is much better than Myrto, it's not comparable, but this is more or less the profile of D'Arte. Fresh and cool with moderate longevity. What I get is acidic citrus, with the dominant note being lemon blossom at the opening. After 20 minutes, the musk makes its appearance and it becomes more powdery. I apply it after showering and shaving sometimes. A good choice for fans of this profile.

It tries to resemble aqua di parma colonia.
Of course, it is not the same (one costs 130euros).
I got it for blind testing. Especially when they told me which fragrance it tries to imitate.
However, I suggest you see it as a refreshing option that lasts. Quite citrusy. I would get it again for everyday use.

They say it's a clone of Aqua di Parma Colonia! It won me over from the first spray and I bought it! It's purely citrusy throughout and powdery at the end! Very good longevity, easily lasting up to eight hours, and then it settles on the skin like a soft mandarin powder