Kaleidoscope

6 reseñas

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• VainillaDulce

  April 3, 2018

  

  Many ask what perfume makes men fall in love with women, and my answer is always that taste is diverse and it’s not just the fragrance, but the whole package. Today I’m talking about one that has fascinated me: every time I smell it, I think of a manly, well-educated, perfectly groomed man, like George Clooney. Kaleidoscope is easy to please, full of energy, and has a strength that captivates without being overwhelming. Although it’s unisex, it smells rabidly masculine, alerting your senses and leaving you fresh and in a good mood. Its positive spiral begins with intense, revitalising mint that blends with natural eucalyptus, where green tea appears softly. Then come the pine, lavender, and rosemary, and although juniper isn’t declared, I smell it. When it tattoos itself on the skin, cedar with incense strengthens that manly spirit. The best part is that you never stop perceiving any note; pine, lavender, mint, and cedar bounce around as if you were wearing many fragrances at once. I tried it on myself and my father, and it worked magic on both. It’s a perfume with life and free will. It’s my favourite from Daniel Josier, totally masculine and impossible to fail; it smells like glory. Perfume yourselves and be happy.

• VainillaDulce

  April 16, 2018

  

  Kaleidoscope is that sweet mint from tin tablets, the sweetest kind. The opening is fresh, pleasant, and creamy, with a syrup-like sensation that seems strange when you look at the notes. I think it treads very subtly into gourmand territory, adding a feminine character; in short, I wouldn’t wear it myself. However, it maintains a positive energy between the mint and its solid heart and base. It’s neither a bomb nor shy. I see it as suitable for women over 30 in festive or work environments that demand an above-average image. In sum, it’s a solid creation that, in my view, suits women better.

• Boyfrag26

  May 26, 2018

  

  Kaleidoscope is summer freshness with impeccable cleanliness, although it remains somewhat formal; however, its versatility and unisex character are incredible. I love the passion it conveys, especially those exquisite green and floral notes. The blend of tea, mint, and lavender makes it perfect for everyday wear, with a very subtle touch of oud that gives it a premium herbal liqueur profile. The craziest thing is its evolution: at every step it’s a surprise that leaves you wanting to keep smelling it. Without a doubt, I recommend it. Sincerely, I don’t want you to wear it, I want you to drink it; it smells like an exquisite mojito with a taste for life. Ideal for a country day or an outing with friends: it’s revitalising and leaves me totally satisfied.

• MarcusRS

  July 29, 2018

  

  Kaleidoscope is that sweet mint found in tin tablets, the sweetest of all. The opening is fresh and pleasant, with a creamy, syrup-like sensation that seems strange when you look at the notes. I think it treads very subtly into gourmand territory, adding a feminine character. In short, something I wouldn’t wear myself. However, it maintains a very positive energy between the mint and that solid heart and base; it’s not a bomb, but neither is it shy. I see it as very suitable for women over 30 at festive events or work environments that demand an above-average image. In sum, it’s a solid creation that, in my opinion, suits them better.

• jerry drake

  November 24, 2019

  

  If I had to place this perfume, an Eastern temple or a monastery comes to mind. It’s neither easy nor versatile, but the quality is undeniable. The opening is impressive, brutal, and chaotic; it can give you a shock if you’re not used to that blend of green tea, mint, and eucalyptus. Then it turns herbal-spicy and closes with earthy-resinous notes, always present. It certainly has personality and is different, but it hasn’t won me over enough to buy it. I’ll try other proposals from this creator because the quality seems satisfactory. (With courtesy of Toni_300)

• Juangse

  June 3, 2023

  

  Truth be told, it’s a scent that’s impossible to guess just by smelling it. It has that touch of camphor, like mentholated soap, yet it’s neither annoying nor overpowering. It carries eucalyptus and pine, but without falling into the Eighties clichés of brands like Paco Rabanne. Always elegant and classy, without being a beast. Even if you read the notes, you wouldn’t intuitively guess them, and that is the best part of perfumery. For me, it’s the perfect green option for winter without smelling like a pine or moss air freshener.