Blueted by Ted Lapidus bottle
Ted Lapidus

Blueted

3.8/5 · 79 votes Masculine 2004
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity2.9/5
Sillage2.7/5
Day100
Night3
Summer89
Spring74
Fall26
Winter0
Our take

Blueted opens with a bright kumquat note that carries a tart, juicy edge, sitting beside a pine tree accent that smells like crushed green needles rather than a forest floor. The combination feels clean and upright. Cyclamen and jasmine enter soon after, adding a soft white floral layer that keeps the opening from leaning too sharply into sour citrus. Patchouli in the heart is present but restrained, offering an earthy depth that supports the flowers without dominating them. Brazilian rosewood and sandalwood form a dry, polished wood foundation that lingers through the wear, while white musk and amber add a faint powdery warmth. The scent stays near the body as the woods settle, and the citrus holds its shape for a reasonable span before the musk takes over.

The overall impression is fresh, woody, and aromatic, with a balsamic hint that rounds out the drydown. It suits a warm morning outdoors, a walk through a city park when the air feels light, or a casual daytime setting where a crisp, green scent fits the mood. The composition is competent and easy to wear, but the jasmine and cyclamen lack definition. They blur together into a generic floral haze that never quite establishes a clear personality, leaving the heart of the fragrance feeling safe and indistinct rather than memorable.

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