Earth Elixir

5 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Gogagola

  June 21, 2025

  

  It smells very good but lasts nothing and even less. Paying €90 for just 50ml hurts more than a kick in the nuts, especially when after 20 minutes it’s already just close to the skin.

• Vito23

  June 22, 2025

  

  After years, scents, and money invested, I found MY PERFUME. I won’t embellish; what I feel is simply MINE. I’ve never felt anything like it; it reminds me of home, love, comfort, warmth, shelter, sweetness, autumn. Simply wonderful. And being the first review makes it even more mine.

• La esencia de la Victoria

  October 29, 2025

  

  In Loewe Earth Elixir the opening is potent, not discreet: it hits hard, fresh and sharp, as if you opened a window and breathed in a damp, sweet bouquet. It reminds me of freshly cut ripe pear, with an almost gourmand brightness that clashes beautifully with the mineral base; a bold welcome. Then it relaxes: the mimosa and violet emerge, sweetening without being cloying, while the oud and elemi resin add texture and warmth. The initial truffle becomes enveloping and sensual, creating a creamy, mysterious trail. On my skin, it moves from vibrant to intimate naturally. It has a wonderful duality: light and earth. It is one of those that fills the room at first and then stays close, without losing its character.

• ssh-nc

  November 4, 2025

  

  The Fragrantica notes are terrible. Anyone with a sense of smell can tell. The opening smells like the name, earthy, but then it fades and the real notes emerge: citrus (bergamot, lemon, bitter orange) with cedar and herbal patchouli (geraniol, citronellol, linalool, terpineol). There is no pear, no truffle, or anything like that. It has a sweet touch when it dries down, but not gourmand. A hint of synthetic violet and vanilla.

• El Figura

  December 7, 2025

  

  I think the previous review got it wrong, as the notes are accurate and it doesn’t smell of citrus or patchouli as claimed. It is floral and fruity, but with truffle and oud giving it a dark twist. It’s not sweet fruit for the young; the oud isn’t just noticeable, it adds body and balances the florals to make it more masculine. It smells very powdery, not of iris, but of undeclared musk, though there is plenty of it. It is original, particular, and distinct. It’s versatile because it’s pleasing without being overpowering, so it works well for work. It’s not for standing out in clubs or for young people. Totally unisex, perhaps the most so I know. It projects well but subtly, lasting until the end of the day even close to the skin. The price is high, but it is different and of quality.