Burberry Brit Splash for Him
Burberry (2015)

Top: Watermelon and rosemary
Heart: Violette and cyclamen
Dry Down: Musk and moss

"...inspired by the electric energy of London in the heat"

For a fragrance inspired by one of the most dynamic cities in the world there is a very by-the-numbers feel in its execution.

The pleasant, light fruity-floral opening gives way to a calone-aquatic-"watery notes" heart that you have probably smelled in hundreds of other fragrances. While the pleasant opening is fleeting, this generic aquatic heart persists for quite some time. The only positive thing I can say here is that thankfully this aquatic heart doesnt devolve into the harsh chemical ozone note that some of the lower budget fragrances can; the assortment of notes such as violette and other florals, while barely perceptiple, probably play a part in this. The fragrance would have been more interesting if the watermelon note in the top and the moss note in the base were amped up.

This is the ideal fragrance to gift to a friend who's not into fragrances.

Starts off very pleasant then dries down into a boring aquatic. Reminds me of a weak Bath and Body Works Noir with a little extra sweetness.

What a spin off of AdG. Not a very good spin off at that as there already are plenty of spin offs. Better spin offs than Brit Splash. This is not even an attempt to make something. Bland, boring, unoriginal, uninspiring.

Originality 0/10
Scent 5/10
Longevity 3/10
Projection 3/10
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11/40 = 27,5%

An interesting herbal opening is followed by nondescript woodsy notes with an overly synthetic mossy end. Soft sillage with limited projection and four hours of longevity on my skin. Dull. 1.5/5