Daimiris

8 reseñas

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• oscarsh86

  October 13, 2015

  

  The opening didn’t suit me; apart from smelling like leather and iris, sometimes I got a scent that reminded me of hospitals, like iodine, serum… It wasn’t unpleasant, but I didn’t like it either. After about two hours, I started getting bursts of something sweet, as if the perfume was finally going to start standing out. And so it was; from here on, I loved it until the end. The dry-down is quite sweet and ambered. Good longevity with a moderate projection. Unisex and suitable for any weather.

• oscarsh86

  October 15, 2015

  

  The opening didn’t take my fancy. Besides smelling of leather and iris, I occasionally caught a scent reminiscent of hospitals, like iodine or saline. It wasn’t unpleasant, but I didn’t particularly enjoy it. After about two hours, I started getting bursts of something sweet, as if the perfume was finally beginning to shine. And it was; from that point on, I loved it until the end. The dry-down is quite sweet and ambered. Good longevity with moderate projection. Unisex and suitable for any weather.

• uhm

  November 16, 2016

  

  I tested this perfume with a spray on each forearm, another on each side of my head, and one on the parietal area, aka, behind the head (it’s often said that hair holds perfume well well). The truth is, lately I’ve been paying little attention to scents unless they really catch my eye, and this wasn’t one of them. Shortly after applying it, another fragrance from the house (Alambar) came to mind. I suppose, being from the same brand and featuring prominent amber, they share similar chords and/or ingredients; I’m not sure, but this similarity persists throughout most of the fragrance. It doesn’t clash, but the comparison is inevitable for me. I struggle to perceive the saffron as a spice or that leather nuance I sometimes detect; anyway, leather after all my testing doesn’t seem to be my thing. As for the iris, I don’t notice it as excessively powdery or with those sometimes cold, sometimes chocolatey nuances found in other perfumes; it’s certainly there but in considerable competition with the amber (which is indeed powdery and has cola notes, as I notice in Alambar too). In any case, the notes are well-blended; nothing hits you in the face like in other perfumes. The alcoholic notes are hard for me to perceive realistically so far, but there’s a hint of rum alongside the sweet notes, both in lesser intensity than the amber and iris. Towards the end, I was getting a scent I didn’t entirely like, and without knowing the full pyramid, I thought it might be musk, imagining it derived from the fact that it’s usually a residual note and that after trying so much, I tend to believe some things stick around, haha. The point is, I checked the pyramid and indeed one of the two base notes is musk. I don’t know if I was right, but the reality is that at this moment, I liked the perfume less. As for performance, I noticed it without much issue for the first two hours or so, and from then on it’s a softer potency but certainly still there; I didn’t have to bring my hand close to smell it, though I’d say there are stronger ones out there. I can’t speak of projection since, unless others mention the scent to you, it’s hard to measure, but regarding the intensity of what I smell, I believe there are more projecting ones. It lasted me about 9 hours or so, even this morning when I woke up (even when your eyes won’t open), I felt that lovely sensation of smelling the perfume on the pillow, hahaha.

• uhm

  November 25, 2016

  

  I tested this perfume with a spray on each forearm, another on each side of the head, and another on the parietal area, aka, behind the head (it’s often said that hair holds perfume well). The truth is, lately I’ve been paying little attention to scents unless they particularly catch my eye, and this wasn’t the case. Shortly after applying, another perfume from the house (Alambar) came to mind; I suppose, being from the same brand and having amber as a standout note, they share similar chords and/or ingredients; I don’t know, but this similarity persists throughout most of the fragrance. It’s not that they clash, but the comparison is inevitable for me. I struggle to perceive the saffran as a spice or that leather nuance that I sometimes notice; anyway, leather, after what I’ve tested, doesn’t seem to be my speciality. As for the iris, I don’t notice it as excessively powdery or with those sometimes cold, sometimes chocolatey nuances as in other perfumes; it’s definitely there but in quite a competition with the amber (which is powdery and has cola notes, as I notice in Alambar too). In any case, the notes are well-mixed; nothing hits you in the face like in other perfumes. The alcoholic notes have been hard for me to perceive realistically, but one can intuit something there, along with the sweet notes, both in lower intensity than the amber and iris. Towards the end, I was getting a scent that I didn’t fully enjoy, and without knowing the full pyramid, I thought it might be musk, an imaginary thought derived from the fact that it’s usually a residual note and that after testing so much, I tend to believe some things stick in my mind, haha. The point is, I checked the pyramid and indeed, one of the two base notes is musk. I don’t know if I was right, but the reality is that at this moment, the perfume was less appealing to me. As for performance, I noticed it without much problem for the first two hours or so; from then on, it’s a softer potency but certainly still there; I didn’t have to bring my hand close to smell it, although I’d say there are stronger ones. I can’t speak of projection since, unless others comment on the perfume, it’s hard to measure, but regarding the intensity of what I smell, I believe there are more projecting ones. It lasted me about 9 hours or so; even this morning when I woke up (even though your eyes won’t stay open), I felt that nice sensation of smelling the perfume on the pillow, hahaha.

• Claraog

  July 21, 2021

  

  I have mixed feelings about this perfume. While the scent is special and I love it, its longevity and trail are very poor. It has little performance and stays very close to the skin. I agree with Oscar that it has a peculiar smell, yes, iodine-like. But it’s not a bad smell, rather a peculiar one that, mixed with the sweet notes, is pleasant and comforting. It reminds me a bit of Shalimar Eau de Parfum, and perhaps the iris is the note that makes them seem similar. It ends up being a sweet fragrance, but nothing cloying, and as is characteristic of the house, that amber with a vintage perfume scent that fascinates me.

• Claraog

  July 24, 2021

  

  I have mixed feelings about this perfume. While the scent is special and I love it, its longevity and trail are very poor. It has little performance and stays very close to the skin. I agree with Oscar that it has a peculiar smell, yes, iodine. But it’s not an unpleasant smell; rather, it’s peculiar, and mixed with the sweet notes, it’s pleasant and comforting. It reminds me a bit of Shalimar Eau de Parfum, and perhaps the iris is the note that makes them similar. It ends up being a sweet fragrance, but nothing cloying, and as is characteristic of the house, that amber with a vintage perfume scent that fascinates me.

• SirCharlie

  April 6, 2022

  

  With Daimiris, I’ve gone from not seeing it to being absolutely blown away; the time invested was worth it. On the nose, it starts strong with rum and then blends with an amber, leather, and iris base, with a spicy touch. I understand what they say about the iodine or hospital smell; surely it’s the saffron, which in other perfumes has given me that sensation. I agree with Uhm: it reminds me of Alambar but without that powdery part. For me, the result is very rich. It’s not the same, but I feel it’s a distant relative of Baraonda or Bentley for Men Intense, with less biscuit and not so alcoholic. I see it as more masculine, for temperate climates; its performance is discreet, but if you apply more, it’s not bad either. I would buy it, but before that, I’d go for Tonkade or Nerotic, which so far are the best from the brand. Rating: 7.5/10.

• SirCharlie

  April 16, 2022

  

  With Daimiris, I went from not caring to absolutely loving it; the time invested was definitely worth it. At first, it hits strong with rum, then blends into an amber, leather, and iris base with a spicy touch. I understand the comments about an iodine or hospital scent; I’m sure it’s the saffron, which has given me that sensation in other perfumes. I agree with Uhm: it reminds me of Alambar but without that powdery aspect. For me, the result is very rich. It’s not the same, but I feel it’s a distant relative of Baraonda or Bentley for Men Intense, with less cookie notes and not so alcoholic. I see it as more masculine, suitable for mild climates; its performance is moderate, but if you apply more, it doesn’t go wrong. I would buy it, but first, I’d go for Tonkade or Nerotic, which so far are the best from the brand. Rating: 7.5/10