Men
L’Attesa
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L'Attesa by Masque Milano is a woody floral musky fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2016, the nose behind this composition is Luca Maffei. The top notes are champagne, bergamot and neroli; the heart notes are iris, iris root, ylang-ylang and nardos; and the base notes are leather, oakmoss and sandalwood.
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- Positivo 76%
- Negativo 14%
- Neutral 11%
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For me, it’s fantastic in every way.
Brutal composition. I’ve tried Montecristo and Tango by He, both good, but the first wins. L’attesa is another level of mastery with the iris. Although Prada L’homme and Dior Homme also praise it, none come close to this quality. Iris is one of the most expensive oils in the world, and here they use three types plus water lily root. It opens with creamy iris and a fizzy alcohol, then an hour later turns green, hugging the suede leather. It shines a lot. The only flaw: high price and it only comes in 35 ml. If you like iris, try it, it’s a masterpiece.
This perfume isn’t for me. The champagne note, like in Ambre Russe, turns sour and vinegary for me. It has lots of quality and performs well, but that combination of notes just doesn’t work for me. It has a certain freshness and greenness, the iris somewhat creamy and powdery, with a leather support that’s nothing rough, quite gentle. As I say, it has muuuch quality and phases where you feel you’re wearing something truly different, but given how expensive it is, I don’t see it as a bargain.
This is what niche is, it’s niche. L’Attesa has tonnes of creamy iris commanding the blend. A light leather supports it and there’s a champagne effervescence. It leans more towards unisex-feminine. Good performance, elegant and versatile, top quality. For iris lovers, it’s in the top 3 today. It could give a fight to Panthea Iris by Stephane Humbert Lucas with that powdery iris. Complaining about the price is a hollow argument; if you don’t have money, there are cheaper options like Dior Homme. Fantastic!
This is what niche is… it’s niche. L’Attesa is a perfume with tonnes of creamy iris dominating everything. A light leather gives support alongside a champagne effervescence. Leaning towards unisex-feminine. Good performance, elegant and versatile. Top-tier quality. For those who like iris, we’re talking about the top 3 best so far. It could give a good fight to Panthea Iris by Stephane Humbert Lucas with its masterful powdery iris. Complaining about the price is a silly and hollow argument; if you don’t have money, there are friendlier options like Dior Homme. Fantastic!
I absolutely disliked it. It’s an overdone, greasy iris; although I adore that note, here it smells like stale lipstick. Perhaps due to my experience with cosmetics, it feels like a mix of cheap Jordana lipstick with a dry, fruity aldehyde base from mezcal (delicious in a drink, but here it makes me feel unwell). At first it calms down, but it never truly settles on the skin. Thank goodness I tried a decant before making a blind purchase. Moderate projection, lasting 8-10 hours.
I didn’t like it at all. Yes, it’s an overloaded and greasy iris, but even though I like that note, this didn’t agree with me. Perhaps it’s due to my experience with cosmetics, because it smells like old lipstick. What I perceived was a mix of Jordana lipstick (super cheap) with a dry fruity aldehyde base of mezcal (delicious in the drink, but here it makes me feel sick). Afterwards it calms down, but it never quite settles on my skin. Luckily I tested a decant before making a crazy blind purchase. Moderate projection, lasting 8-10 hours.
L’Attesa in Italian means ‘the waiting’. And while waiting to find my perfect iris fragrance (notable ones for me are L’Immonuit, Florentine Iris, DHI and Iris de Syracuse), I must say Masque’s proposal has left me a little tepid. The iris here is neither creamy nor powdery; it’s almost mineral without sweetness. When I try to describe it, words like soft (too subtle if it carries three types), velvet and dry come to mind. Dry, of course, but nothing powdery. If there were a bit more sandalwood, perhaps I’d like it more. It smells as intensely as a hand cream. Two sensations: latent dissatisfaction, like going to a gourmet restaurant and realising at the end that you’re still hungry and have 150 euros less in your pocket; and a ‘rough’ base that transforms the character. The residual water lily creates a mood of sad rainy weather, like when we were children and could only look out the window without going out. Every nose is a world, and in my case, I haven’t connected with this highly praised perfume.
Smells like a baby wipe, the kind used to clean the backside, yes, that one. It’s a mixed floral with a suede base and a fizzy citrus top. I’m not saying I dislike it, it just doesn’t excite me. It’s a pleasant scent; all of this house’s fragrances are, of high quality and great complexity. It’s a matter of clicking or not clicking, and for me, this one doesn’t.
It smells like a baby wipe, the kind used to clean the backside, yes, that one. It’s a mixed floral with a suede base and a fizzy citrus top. I’m not saying I dislike it, it just doesn’t excite me. It’s a pleasant scent; all of this house’s fragrances are. Of high quality and great complexity. It’s a matter of clicking or not. And this, for me, doesn’t.