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Dark

Marca
Akro
Olivier Cresp
Perfumista
Olivier Cresp
3.62 de 5
1,360 votos

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Descripción

Dark by Akro is an oriental vanilla fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2018, this composition features the olfactory signature of Olivier Cresp.

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Cuándo llevarla (votos)

  • Invierno 45%
  • Primavera 8.1%
  • Verano 2.7%
  • Otoño 44%
  • Día 32%
  • Noche 68%

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  • Salida Sin dato
  • Corazón Sin dato
  • Base Sin dato

Comunidad

1,360 votos

  • Positivo 61%
  • Negativo 20%
  • Neutral 18%

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  • This perfume is spectacular; I have used the vial several times and the bottle is on its way. I already loved Olivier Cresp’s classic creations, but this has taken his creativity up another notch and has dazzled me even more. I cannot wait to try more from his Akro brand. It is a gourmand that is not too obvious, a true wonder. Completely unisex, perhaps with a tiny bit more masculinity. On my skin, it smells of hazelnuts, pure cocoa, tobacco leaves, and a touch of cinnamon. As it dries down, it becomes increasingly sweet and velvety. It has great projection and lasts over 12 hours on my skin. Due to its projection, it is eminently winter. A delicious fragrance; Olivier Cresp surprises us in Akro with bold scents, moving away from the elegant floral notes that I also adore. Scent 9.5/10, Longevity 10/10, Sillage 9/10, Value/Quality 8/10, Versatility 6.5/10, Packaging 6/10. Would I buy again? Yes.

  • It has turned out spectacular after several tests, and I already have the bottle on its way. If I was already in love with Olivier Cresp’s classics, this has taken his creativity up another notch and has dazzled me more than ever. I cannot wait to try more from his Akro brand. It is a subtle gourmand that turns out to be a wonder. Completely unisex, perhaps a little more masculine. On my skin, it smells of hazelnuts, pure cocoa, tobacco leaves, and a touch of cinnamon. As it dries down, it becomes sweeter and velvety with each passing moment. It has excellent projection and lasts over 12 hours on my skin. Due to its great projection, I see it as eminently winter. It is a delicious fragrance, and Olivier Cresp’s work is wonderful; he surprises us in Akro with bold scents, moving away from the elegant florals that I also love. Scent 9.5/10, Longevity 10/10, Sillage 9/10, Value/Quality 8/10, Versatility 6.5/10, Packaging 6/10. Would I buy again? Yes.

  • CookieCat

    This is a very well-crafted scent; the notes feel well-connected. It is not at all sweet or cloying. If you are looking for milky chocolate like the sweet stuff sold in shops and supermarkets, then no, no, no, this is not for you. It has not a shred of sweetness; it’s like a handful of toasted hazelnuts on a comal with a few cocoa beans. Basically, that is what it smells like: toasted hazelnuts with whole cocoa beans. Totally unisex, on my skin it feels soft, although I must try it alone, as I tested it alongside two of Bois1920 and another from Nishane, which turned out to be proper bombs. EDIT 08/06/23: My mistake was testing it with two other Nardos bombs, so I apologise to Monsieur Cresp. Today, taking advantage of the cloudy and slightly cooler day, I tested it alone, outdoors, and without ‘beasts’ to overpower it to know its true aroma and power, and ¡BOOM! Used in open areas, it ¡EXPLODES! It smells intensely of toasted hazelnuts (with the skin half-removed and slightly burnt) sprinkled with the crystallisation of slowly melting brown sugar and coated in a fine layer of chocolate, with a tiny hint of what seems to be an undeclared sweet tobacco note, very, very small, almost going unnoticed due to the potent hazelnut smoke. A true wonder entirely worthy of its creator’s capabilities; impossible not to love it, although I must admit it took me a couple of days to assimilate its aroma and recognise its notes, even those three undeclared here on Fragrantica (sweet tobacco, smoky notes, vanilla pod, and brown or muscovado sugar). Longevity: pfff! It’s been nearly 12 hours and it’s still going, a total phenomenon. Projection: easily about 3 metres on the street, where I tested it today. Value/Quality: perfect, worth every penny paid. Versatility: it fails here, it is more informal or casual, suitable for catching up with friends.

  • CookieCat

    Very well-achieved aroma; the notes fit perfectly. Nothing sweet or cloying; if you are looking for supermarket milky chocolate, forget it. It smells like a handful of toasted hazelnuts on a comal with cocoa beans. Totally unisex, on my skin it is soft. Watch out! I tested it alongside two bombs from Nardos (Bois1920 and Nishane) which are proper bombs, so my first impression was biased. EDIT 08/06/23! My mistake was comparing it with those beasts. Today I tested it alone, outdoors, with the day cloudy, and ¡BOOM! ¡EXPLODES! It smells intensely of toasted hazelnuts (with the skin half-removed and slightly burnt) sprinkled with the crystallisation of slowly melting brown sugar and a fine layer of chocolate. It has a tiny hint of undeclared sweet tobacco, almost imperceptible due to the potent hazelnut smoke. A true wonder worthy of its creator; impossible not to fall in love with it, although it took me a couple of days to assimilate it. I even detected those three undeclared notes on Fragrantica: sweet tobacco, smoke, and vanilla pod with brown or muscovado sugar. Longevity: a phenomenon, it’s been nearly 12 hours and it’s still going. Projection: about 3 metres on the street. Value/Quality: perfect, worth every penny. Versatility: it fails here, it is more informal, for catching up with friends.

  • Dark is the most realistic chocolate and cocoa scent I have ever smelled. I was fascinated by the opening, but as it dries down, it takes on a fairly masculine, smoky air that, unfortunately, isn’t for me.

  • anamaestracorreo

    I stay one hundred times with the chocolate of Aurum by Xerjoff. Here it is a chocolate too bitter for my taste.

  • A natural black chocolate perfume, slightly toasted with hazelnut and spices. I find it very curious how it behaves on me: while in the air it smells like a sweeter, vanilla-leaning cocoa, close to the skin I perceive it as more bitter with a smoky touch. Either way, it is a 100% gourmand, realistic and delicious aroma. In its opening it can result in being a bit more masculine, however I find it 100% unisex. Nevertheless, it is true that I like it more on my partner than on myself. Suitable only for cold temperatures and occasions where you don’t need to go unnoticed, because this perfume makes itself known… and leaves no one indifferent. Its longevity on my skin is over 10 hours with heavy projection and sillage initially, then dropping to a medium intensity for most of its evolution. In that sense, very good. Although perhaps I have Cacao Porcelana ahead of this on my wish list regarding cocoa aromas, I have liked it immensely and do not rule out getting it at some point. Akro does not disappoint.

  • Natural black chocolate, toasted with hazelnut and spices. Its behaviour is curious to me: in the air it smells of sweet and vanilla cocoa, but close to the skin it is more bitter and smoky. Be that as it may, it is a 100% gourmand, realistic, and rich aroma. In the opening it may seem more masculine, but I find it 100% unisex. I like it more on my partner than on myself. Only for cold temperatures and occasions where you do not want to go unnoticed, because this perfume is noticeable and leaves no one indifferent. Longevity on my skin: over 10 hours with initially heavy projection and sillage that later drop to medium intensity. Very good in that sense. Perhaps Cacao Porcelana might be ahead on my wish list for cocoa scents, but I have liked it very much and do not rule out buying it. Akro does not disappoint.

  • Spectacular chocolate perfume, the most realistic if you wish; these are the kind of gourmands that make you want to eat them. A more than decent longevity; for me it evokes a masculine side, perfect for winter climates.

  • Juliokine

    A master of perfumery, Oliver Cresp. The quality shows. This perfume met all my expectations. Along with Dolce Passione, they are my two favourite chocolate gourmands. DP is sweeter and smells more like hazelnut. Dark is smokier and bitter, more wearable. Highly recommended.

  • It is the most realistic chocolate-smelling perfume I have ever smelled. It arrived as a sample and, honestly, I was blown away. As an olfactory experience it is a 10, but I wouldn’t buy it to wear on skin or clothes. The longevity is more than satisfactory, though with a masculine tinge in the dry-down, at least on my skin.

  • Smells like strawberry covered in chocolate. Very realistic, quite interesting, but I’m not sure if I fancy wearing it on my skin.

  • Dark represents chocolate addiction and, as several mention, I agree it’s one of the most realistic accords; it makes you think directly of chocolate. I place it in the same line as Gallagher’s perfume, though that one adds more vanilla and orange. This Akro is dustier, sweet without being cloying, and has correct longevity. If you love chocolate and seek something realistic, there is a strong option here. Personally, I think gourmands usually have few occasions for use, but both this and Awake are very wearable. Ideal for cold times and dates. Note: 8/10 Tested from the Discovery Set.

  • I entered looking for black chocolate and found the smell of a freshly opened pack of Nobel cigarettes. What exquisite tobacco leaves, please. I am still looking for chocolate and gourmand scents. If they appear, let me know.

  • I was looking for black chocolate and stumbled upon the scent of a freshly opened pack of Nobel cigarettes. What exquisite tobacco leaves, please. I’m still searching for pure chocolate and gourmand. If any appear, I’ll let you know.

  • I have used it on the cold mornings in Bogotá and it makes me feel warm as if I were drinking a cup of chocolate. It has good sillage; I am perceived when I move, and I have received many compliments, especially from gentlemen. Its longevity is good… It is worth buying.

  • I tested this on the freezing mornings in Bogotá and it delivers incredible warmth, like drinking a hot chocolate. It has good sillage; people notice me when I move and I’ve received many compliments, especially from gentlemen. The longevity is good; it’s worth buying.