Men
Inebriante
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Descripción
Inebriante by Hinode is a woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2017, this composition features apple, bamboo, and Sicilian lemon in the top notes; leather, sea water, and lavender in the heart; and black amber, sandalwood, and Egyptian papyrus in the base.
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Salida
apple
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Corazón
leather
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Base
Black Amber
Comunidad
233 votos
- Positivo 73%
- Negativo 20%
- Neutral 7.3%
Pirámide olfativa
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It’s very unpleasant; I didn’t like it at all. I let myself be led by a Colombian YouTuber, which is why I bought it; if you want to scare someone with this fragrance you’ll succeed, and it’s overpriced. Please don’t buy it blindly.
It’s very unpleasant; I didn’t like it at all. I let myself be led by a Colombian YouTuber’s review, which is why I bought it; if you want to scare someone with this fragrance, you’ll succeed. Also, it’s overpriced. Please, don’t buy it blindly.
This perfume is easy to hate. The first time I used it, I was brazen, challenging reviews about its beastly smell, until I got a headache hours into my remote work. The first impression was heavily influenced by the declared notes: I looked for apple, leather, and bamboo, but only felt a dense apple cake scent with another ingredient I couldn’t resolve. That day a relative said it smelled like a disco perfume, so I associated its sweetness and aggressive projection with those environments where you want to suffocate others. Days later I read that someone smelled wine, and I understood: that note I didn’t get was alcoholic! I place it between wine and brandy. Although I don’t know which accord it comes from, today Inebriante reminds me of three things: 1. An alcoholic smell when opening brandy or pouring wine. 2. A sweet and sandy apple. 3. A buttery and sweet pastry. If you feel resistance at first, you’ll surely hate it because after half an hour it smells the same all day long and lives on, pursuing you for hours! Any comparison with Y by YSL is out of place; the French one has green apple, while Inebriante’s seems like the one in Hugo Boss Boss Bottled Intense. In my opinion, it’s closer to 1 Million (it competes in synthetic notes) or Versace Eros. If you like those two, you can approach it. In enclosed spaces, more than two sprays is sure to cause discord. I bought it for about $45 and it seems fair for that price. If you take the risk, make sure it doesn’t exceed $50. Postscript: Today I compared it with Stronger with You by Armani, and the pastry smell is very similar.
More than intoxicating, it’s unbearable! I tried it recently for a lovely and kind girl from Brazil who works with the house; since I’m going to lunch at her mother’s restaurant, I suppose she made me aware of it. Its opening is a fruity blend like an apple candy, with shrill floral notes and aldehydic trails, super sweet and synthetic, to the point of assaulting the olfactory senses abruptly and betraying the quality. Compared to Cartier, Dior, Lalique, Hermès, or even Rochas, it is far below. On clothes, the scent sticks with potency, but nothing pleasant. Salespeople always have the same ace up their sleeve: “It lasts longer and people smell it more than branded ones,” as if being noticed from afar is what matters. Obviously, a good intention for the consumer, but if you notice how cloying and overwhelming it is, you change your mind. Or if you’ve already bought it, you end up gifting it. We shouldn’t rule out that someone might love it and make it their signature. I’m surprised that in perfume groups they say its quality rivals Dior, Chanel, Gucci, or Guerlain. I don’t judge them in public, as once I said Encre Noire was on par with Black Afgano and received fierce criticism for my wallet and tone. Anyway, I learned the lesson: be measured. Returning to Hinode, it’s mandatory to try before spending. Don’t let yourself be carried away by comparisons with popular blue perfumes; my favourite is Y Eau de Parfum by YSL, which surpasses it in quality. I prefer not to qualify it further.
For those already living in the world of fragrances, this is a no-go: it unleashes all its notes at once and is extremely invasive. It doesn’t smell like Dylan Blue, although they share a hint of amber and sea water; here, the bamboo, leather, and apple are evident, something Dylan lacks. It lasts 10-12 hours on me with normal skin pH, and I was surprised by the performance for a catalogue scent. I receive at least 2-3 compliments; it projects massively for hours, so be careful with the sprays as it is overwhelming. Many say they can’t smell it because it causes olfactory fatigue. It’s not my favourite because it smells synthetic to me as a niche enthusiast, but I must accept that ordinary people love it and give me compliments, so if I want to attract attention, it’s like a beast mode CDN: it calls out a lot and is hard to achieve. Voyage kills it in niche because everyone loves it; it’s the blue beast of the catalogue. Try it before dismissing it.
I’ve been using it fully for three days. Intoxicating? Hype? It’s a visually nice bottle, although the materials aren’t great; the cap is the worst, it reminded me it was catalogue and confirmed it. I fitted an atomiser because it was dripping; I cleaned the cloth and in two minutes it flooded the space with its aroma. I understand it’s intoxicating and why so many like it, but I think they hype it more than it is. I’M NOT SAYING IT’S BAD, on the contrary, it achieves its goal of being catalogue, easy to use and pleasing to all; you’ll surely get compliments. The aroma is an explosive apple opening, not like Boss Bottled, but more youthful and bright. Citrus and lots of bamboo-type notes like Starwalker are also noticeable. On drying, there are woody touches, perhaps leather, black amber or papyrus. I found it curious that the citrus lasts almost the entire longevity; it has good performance, I think it reaches 8-10 hours, for me it lasted 6-7. Good scent, very versatile and easy for daily use, achieves its goal peeeeeeeero it’s nothing new or surprising. Very SYNTHETIC, if you have experience you’ll detect it easily; after 4-5 hours it smells like plastic. There are three types of opinions: if you’re new, you’ll love it and use it always. If you have experience, you’ll like it but it won’t be your favourite, perhaps you’ll use it occasionally. If you’re a niche expert, you’ll have to follow your path, maybe some will like it. I’d buy it again if the price dropped, paying $1000-1200 for that quality 👎🏻 doesn’t please me. Greetings.
Inebriante three days at full blast, another from Ytber? Total hype. The bottle is visually nice but the materials aren’t much; the cap is the worst, reminding me of catalogue fragrances and confirming it. I had to adjust the atomiser because it was dripping; I cleaned the nozzle and two minutes later it flooded the space with its scent. I understand the hype, it fulfils its objective well of being easy to use and pleasing everyone, you’ll surely get compliments. The opening is explosive of youthful and bright apple, with citrus and lots of bamboo like Starwalker. When it dries, woods and notes emerge that I couldn’t identify, perhaps leather or black amber. The citrus lasts almost the entire longevity and it has good performance, 8-10 hours on good pH, on me it lasted 6-7. A good versatile scent for daily use, but nothing new or surprising, very synthetic. If you have experience, you’ll detect it’s a catalogue scent; at the fourth hour it smells like plastic. There are three types of opinions: if you’re new, you’ll love it; if you have experience, you’ll like it but it won’t be your best option; if you’re a niche expert, you’ll have to follow your path. I would buy it again if the price drops; paying $1000-1200 for that quality doesn’t appeal to me. Regards.
Greetings to the community. I tried this fragrance yesterday at a trusted perfumerie; the saleswoman offered it to me because I like rare perfumes. To be honest, I didn’t like it much. On leaving, it smelled very synthetic, plastic and grating; it seemed more like a BADLY MADE IMITATION than a perfume. Also, it’s very strong; anyone who abuses the atomiser will suffer headaches, it’s an olfactory suicide and it cloyes others. The unpleasant smell disappears after half an hour, leaving something more bearable close to the skin until it fades. PLEASE DON’T BUY IT BLINDLY, you might be let down. Performance on skin is good, as someone said it fills a room at first. For the price (around $70 here) it’s not worth it; there are better options like Voyage by Nautica or Starwalker by Montblanc. The only nice thing is the bottle.
Warm greetings to the community. I tried it yesterday at a trusted perfumery; the saleswoman offered it to me because of my unusual tastes. To be honest, I didn’t like it much. In the opening, it smells very synthetic, plastic, and shrill; it seems more like a poorly made imitation than a fragrance in itself. It’s very strong; abusing the atomiser is suicide and it cloyes others. The unpleasant scent drops abruptly after half an hour, leaving a more bearable skin scent until it disappears. Don’t buy it blindly; you can end up with a great disappointment. It has good performance on the skin and fills the room at first, but for the price there are better options like Voyage by Nautica or Starwalker by Montblanc. In my country it’s worth about $70, too much money for what it offers. The only nice thing is the packaging.
One night with friends, they asked what perfume I was wearing. I had Rasasi Hawas on since the morning, and they said it smelled very cool. We started talking about perfumes; I’m quite casual about this, but then one of them mentioned they’d just paid for a bottle costing around 65 USD (we’re from Colombia) and invited me to smell it. I leaned in and all I could detect was their clothes, a generic scent like those bargain perfumes from magazines. They said they’d put it on just two hours ago. To be honest, it was unpleasant; I’ve even smelled better magazine scents than that thing at the price they claimed. Don’t buy it. For that price and quality, you’ll find far better options. It seems some cheap influencer recommended it, and many people have fallen for it.
One night with friends they asked what perfume I was wearing; I had Hawas by Rasasi since the morning and they said I smelled very cool. We started talking about perfumes. I’m quite casual about this, but then they told me they’d just paid for one that cost them around $65 (we’re from Colombia) and offered to let me smell it. I approached and the only thing that smelled was their clothes; I detected a generic scent, like a very cheap magazine brand, although they said they’d been wearing it for an hour or two. The truth is, UNPLEASANT. I’ve even heard better things from magazines than that thing at that price. Don’t buy it; for the price and quality, there are much better options. Apparently some ‘cheap influencer’ recommended it and many people fell for it.
I love it, gave it to my partner. It’s fresh and seductive, smells like an expensive perfume, with very good projection and trail. Addictive.
Bought it recently at a ridiculous price. Smells much more expensive than it costs. Lasts and projects a lot; it didn’t last the 12 hours seen in some videos, but it was over 7. Projects a lot and it’s noticeable. I’ve received several compliments. PERFECT SCENT!
I bought it recently at a ridiculous price. It smells much more expensive than it costs; it’s rich. It lasts and projects massively; it didn’t last the 12 hours of some videos but it surpassed 7. It projects massively and makes itself felt; I’ve received several compliments. Perfume bomb.
They may say it’s catalogue, generic or synthetic, but it delivers excellent longevity and projection and people love it. Two years ago I refused to buy it because reviews called it cheap (perhaps it is), but I regret not having it. With better judgement, having heard of niche, designer and Arabic fragrances, I say it’S WORTH IT.
They say it’s a catalogue scent, generic and synthetic, but it delivers excellent longevity and projection, and people like it quite a bit. Two years ago I refused to buy it because reviews labelled it cheap, but I regret not having it sooner. With more judgement, after smelling several niche, designer, and Arabic fragrances, I can say it’s worth it.
I picked it up at my trusted shop because they had it, even if it was just from the catalogue. On smelling it, the fruity note delighted me and I bought it instantly. The first time I used it, I found it cloying, heavy and synthetic; the fruity scent started making me gag, like old lemon peels. I let it rest for two months and when I used it again, with just a few sprays, it was acceptable—not very pleasant but no longer made me gag. I’ll eventually finish the bottle, though it will take a long time as I can’t stand more than three sprays and only use it occasionally. Definitely won’t buy it again.
What a mess they’re making of it, it’s actually a gem! Smells different; I don’t have it in my collection of 100 perfumes. Lasts quite a while and leaves a nice trail on clothes. It’s a mix of Bleu with something fruity; I love it every time I use it, especially the longevity. It’s not a cheap spray; I atomise a lot and it holds up well. It comes in bursts and smells brilliant. The only downside: it’s not for everyone, it might seem odd, but if you open your mind and are in the perfume world, you’ll understand it.
Forget quality or originality; this is basic perfume you can find anywhere. It’s a mid-to-low quality clone, nothing more.
Worn it for two days and it caught me off guard: lasts about 8-10 hours on my skin with strong projection for the first four. Smells good on me, giving it a 7/10. Here in Ecuador, you can pick it up for $60.