Addictive Oriental by Alberto Morillas

3 reseñas

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• carlosvm54

  March 8, 2019

  

  I bought it in March 2019 and, as always, Morillas gives a masterclass again. At first, a fresh opening with very soft and sweet mint, nothing citrusy or powdery. It’s super addictive and, indeed, works for any weather, leaving an incredible sense of cleanliness.

• uhm

  July 7, 2019

  

  Test on cardboard and someone else’s skin: on the skin, for now, it doesn’t smell oriental but rather the classic fougère combo of lavender and coumarin. It’s not very potent. On paper, the lemon opening lasted a good while, with an integrated hint of mint (nothing like toothpaste), followed by the previous duo. The next day, the base of soft, creamy synthetic sandalwood started to stand out. I was worried about the cashmere wood. The Infinite Spicy from the same series has it and on skin it’s brutal; there’s a Tiziana Terenzi perfume that also features it alongside star anise, and my skin amplifies that ingredient a lot. The box comes with a leaflet that smells of cashmeran as soon as you open it, and with this Addictive Oriental the same thing happened: at first it smells the same, but once applied, it’s barely present. As with almost all my reviews, these are first impressions that sometimes change with wearings, hehe.

• FerChaman

  October 26, 2022

  

  In the ‘reminds me of’ section, it’s madness to say it smells like The Dreamer, Eros EDP or CK One; they have nothing in common. It’s like comparing night to day or an egg to a chestnut. I don’t care about the other similarities. Having this Mercedes perfume signed by master Morillas is enough for me; it has its own story and DNA. I’m tired of the backups used by big houses.