Baby Blue Jeans
Versace (1995)

I like this. Yes, it is a powdery citrus. (Not too many fragrances seem to contain a lime note.)

An unusual and well done powdery citrus, not a category or genre heavily populated. In fact I can think of only one or two others that fit this description.

As another reviewer mentioned, it does remind one of a creamsicle. It's the mandarin paired with the musk and vanilla. There is however a serious darker base provided by the cedar, sandalwood, patchouli and iris, making it dry and woody at the same time the luscious mandarin powder effect hovers over.

The balance is in never letting the woods/resin override or interfere with the warm fruity powder effect.

I am impressed when I thought I wouldn't be. Quite unisex and quite suitable for a warm summer's day at the beach. Recommended.

Not too bad. May not be the best in the "Jeans" series of Versace fragrances, but it has a distinct quality that is worthy of attention.

Baby Blue Jeans doesn't seem like a flanker of Blue Jeans (my most favorite in the Jeans series hands-down). Rather, it's heavily powdered and tart, like an in-your-face incense stick!

It's like rolling around in creamsicles all day! FOLKS!!! Love this one.

Sticks on you forever, wafting up and making you smile all day long. And it costs like $10. What's not to love? A feel good bottle of fluff.

This is the perfect summer citrus blend. It's got a sorbet kinda feel to it, with the musky vanilla dry down. It's a great smelling fragrance and its dirt cheap, I remember I used to drive girls crazy with this in HS it's very pleasant, you won't offend anyone with this thumbs up all the way