the photography may be of a different size of the same product. Please read the product description Edit: This is originally from the 70s but I'm sure I smelled this often, growing up in the 80s/early 90s.

Even the bodyspray, I used the body spray for a while, which would start of nice but only for half of the life of the can of the product itself, the actual smell would run out before the aerasole. Even Lynx/Axe held better quality than that! Not recommended for (most) youngsters though (or the lovely ladies!), quite a manly juice this one. Whenever I smell this fragrance, I think of a guy that is living in the 70's. He wakes up, gets ready to go out with his friends at the beach, but before leaving, he takes a bottle of Blue Stratos in his bag. When the friends meet, they hop in one of their hippie vans and head straight to the beach. The weather there isn't too hot, rather sunny, warm and windy - perfect time to give a few sprays of Blue Stratos! He sprays himself, grabs a surfboard and runs straight towards the wawes.BREAST MILK IS BEST FOR MOST BABIES. INFANT FORMULA IS A HEALTHY ALTERNATIVE IF NEEDED. RETAIL QUANTITIES ONLY. LIMITS APPLY. Nominated for an Independent Pharmacy Award, Blue Stratos Original Blue is a Classic Masculine Scent which features as a Landmark Fougere Fragrance in the industry. (Fougere means ‘fern-like’ in French and describes one of the main fragrance families that also include Floral, Oriental, Woody, Chypre, Gourmand, Fruity and Citrus). I have the old one made by Shulton (early 90's) and now a new one that came in today made by Parfums Bleu. Just be forewarned: it's not the same fragrance. The former had that 60s-70s women's vibe to it, employing the same aldehydes present in the later formulations of Lanvin Arpege (an aquatic oriental, if you will); the latter is citrusy and retains the benzophenone-2, which I think evokes that aquatic feel because it is used in sunscreens.

The two don't resemble each other. I prefer the old one mainly because of familiarity. The new one isn't bad, it's actually quite good, but I resent being hoodwinked into buying it on the premise that the two would, at the very least, bear certain similarities.It's not at all refined or sophisticated but it's such a pleasant, clean smell that I can't imagine anyone (over 30) not enjoying this. ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE. USE IN CONJUNCTION WITH A HEALTHY DIET AND EXERCISE. personalised marketing experience, including on 3rd Party Advertising Platforms such as Google, and also

not be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage arising under these terms and I'm aware that some fragrances undergo several reformulations. I'm also aware, from comments here, that later iterations are never quite as good as originals. Not once have I read that a new version is better. With that in mind, I come to Blue Stratos, which I can neatly sum up:- VERY DISAPPOINTING.It does smell rather old school, opening with a citrus and talcum powder type blast, it settles down quite a bit though and is a pleasant enough fresh fragrance (lots of lavender with geranium herbs and oak moss) which stands out a bit from the usual low-priced scents on offer these days). While special niche and private label perfumes sometimes have a 'wow' to them, this scent has no sublime elements. But it is very pleasant, and an inoffensive scent for the office. Please note that not all products available online are available in the stores. The RRP against which any savings comparisons we make to the listed sale