Deziro by Nishane

I was recommended this fragrance as a fresh version of Hacivat, but upon trying it, I definitely see it as closer to a Sauvage EDT or a Bleu de Chanel. It’s a scent that feels very fresh, marine, with mint notes, a citrus touch, and a richness that can easily attract many compliments. Now, is it worth it? It’s true that the quality Nishane impresses in their creations is magnificent, but it’s also true that the olfactory profile in Deziro is quite common, nothing particularly striking. In a collection that includes masterpieces like Kredo and Tero, I feel Deziro lags far behind in every aspect. It’s a very pleasant fragrance that projects well, but lacks something to set it apart from others. Every user must draw their own conclusions, but in my case, I wouldn’t recommend it today. It doesn’t seem like an essential piece in my collection or anyone else’s.

I genuinely loved this, and I really did. I get that some people seek niche scents that feel exclusive, like masterpieces lasting three days, especially if they’re pricey. But personally, as long as the notes blend well and have their own character, I think it’s great to release perfumes with a more generic touch. This one is totally easy to wear, smells fantastic, and feels very elegant. I could find similar scents for a third of the price, but no—that’s not what I meant. This fragrance has enough nuances to stand out from the rest in its category. Whether that justifies the price difference is another matter, but many designer perfumes aren’t as well-balanced as this, and you can tell. Cheers.

What a huge disappointment. It smells hyper-generic, like shower gel, Axe deodorant, or gym clothes. I was quite let down. I can understand Parfums de Marly pulling this off, but not Nishane. If I smelled it blind, I’d never say it costs what it does. There’s no mint, no tangerine, and certainly no marine notes. It’s just Axe deodorant with Nishane’s performance.