K by Dolce & Gabbana Parfum

4 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Tritón

  March 29, 2025

  

  The Dolce & Gabbana K Parfum opens a new aromatic window that is citrusy, woody, and slightly spicy, adding to the three previous versions of the K line with the Italian house’s firm intention to solidify it as its major men’s bet. The opening repeats that fresh breath with slightly sweet, citrusy accords and conifer nuances in the tradition of the classic aromatic. There are sensations of spicy notes in its development, with a dry-down that tends to be darker and woodier without losing its aromatic vocation. It is an edition I find more complex, dark, and deep than the previous K Intense, although the fig and coconut accords over a leather base repeat with the sobriety of the former. Against the sporty, soapy, and casual concept with lavender in the EDT and EDP, the fig makes the Parfum more versatile, less cold, and sweeter, with a more pronounced, woody patchouli and an absolutely masculine trail with a persistence that easily beats 8 hours to the delight of the most demanding. In conclusion, Daphne Bugey’s tweaks to round off a creation already beautiful and underestimated place the K Parfum among the most successful, interesting, and hierarchical launches of the season.

• beto_ruiz

  November 28, 2025

  

  The Dolce Gabbana K Parfum is fruity, sweet, and woody. At first, it smells of sweet fig, slightly cloying, a phase I hardly liked, although it maintains that fig scent common to the entire K line. After about 30 minutes, woody accords become noticeable, probably sandalwood, which improve and balance the initial sweetness. From then on, it smells of fig and woods until it fades. It is geared towards autumn and winter due to its sweet and warm woody notes, suitable for night outings, with friends, etc. Its longevity with me lasted just over 8 hours with a regular trail. So far, no fragrance from the K line has won me over; some seemed better but never to the point of wanting to buy one, and this is no different for me, though it is my personal issue with this line, so try the fragrance yourself and form your own opinion.

• Draguperfumero

  January 23, 2026

  

  A bomb! It differs significantly from the EDP; the woody notes are more pronounced, and initially, it smells much rounder than the EDP (which to me smells of herbs and lavender that don’t blend well with the sandalwood). Very harmonious, with base notes always present, though the fig is noticeable at first and feels great. On my skin, it dries down linearly, which suits me. Perhaps not for very hot days; I find it heavy yet super versatile. It reminded me a bit of the ADN from Nuit de l’Homme (not the EDP version). In terms of longevity, it easily lasts over 6 hours on the skin and days on clothes, with good projection that I haven’t fully appreciated regarding its staying power yet. If you didn’t like the EDT or EDP, try the Parfum as it is very different.

• perfumadOS

  March 7, 2026

  

  Rich scent, but once outside it becomes less citrusy, more mature than the EDP and certainly more so than the EDT. I’d definitely recommend it, though it’s better suited for evening or night. Longevity is good, as expected for a fragrance.