Celestial

5 reseñas

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• Locofragrance

  October 1, 2024

  

  My sense of smell may not be the best, but Emir Celestial reminded me incredibly of Tom Ford’s Ombre Leather, only fresher with a toned-down leather note. I don’t know Ganymede to compare them, even if it’s called a clone, but I absolutely loved Emir; it feels very elegant and versatile for different climates, provided you measure the sprays.

• aldrinho10

  December 5, 2024

  

  To me, it smells fresh, perfect for hot days with that metallic touch. Above all, it reminds me of how new magazines smell at the start.

• aldrinho10

  December 12, 2024

  

  To me, it smells fresh, perfect for hot days with that metallic touch. Mostly, it reminds me of how new magazines smell right at the start.

• naso_en_ciernes

  January 2, 2025

  

  It’s more linear than Lattafa’s Masa but shares the same fruity, woody, and armoured vibe. Emir is less potent and more wearable, though it lasts over six hours; Masa performs better, so personally I’m sticking with Celestial. Both are cousins of Wajood, although the latter has more wood and moisture. On my skin, Celestial is more dampened and dries into a floral-herbal scent, while Masa remains fruity-mineral throughout, even when dry. I don’t see it as very summery or youthful given its density; I’m unsure of its original source, Ganymede. Try it first; it’s not a blind buy driven by hype or mainstream trends. It’s a good fruity fragrance, without excessive sweetness or office-appropriateness, featuring that mineral, dampened touch that competes with a hint of cloying sweetness. The price is equal to or cheaper than Pride Masa, so there’s no issue, just test which one you prefer. Best wishes, great year and aromas for 2025!💯 Beware of confusing it with Tom Ford’s Ombre Leather: the only similarity is the armoured quality, but here it’s a raw suede and potent, not an intense and refined leather.

• naso_en_ciernes

  January 13, 2025

  

  It’s slightly more linear than Lattafa’s Masa, yet shares the same fruity, woody, and armoured vibe. Emir is more linear, less potent (though it lasts over six hours), and more wearable than Masa, which performs better; personally, I’d stick with Celestial. Both are cousins of Wajood, though the latter has more wood and moisture. On my skin, Celestial feels more dampened and dries into a floral-herbal trail, whereas Masa remains fruity-mineral throughout, even as it dries. I don’t see it as particularly summery or youthful given its density; I’m unaware of its original source, Ganymede. Give it a try first—it’s not a blind buy driven by hype or mainstream trends. It’s a good fruity scent, without excessive sweetness or office-appropriateness, featuring that mineral, dampened touch that competes with a hint of cloying sweetness. The price is equal to or cheaper than Pride Masa, so there’s no issue, just test which you prefer. Best wishes, great year, and scents for 2025!💯 Beware of confusing it with Tom Ford’s Ombre Leather: the only similarity is the armoured quality, but here it’s a raw suede and potent, not an intense, refined leather.