Liquid Brun Limited Edition

7 reseñas

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• bcn10

  January 30, 2026

  

  If you thought you were going to get a perfume similar to Althaïr by Parfums de Marly, you’re mistaken: this smells much more like Liquid Brun 2024. It has a more citrusy opening and is noticeably more floral and soft, presumably due to the lavender. Being an extract, I notice that Liquid Brun 2024 lasts longer than this limited edition 2025. And if you’re looking for the best Althaïr by Parfums de Marly inspiration without a doubt, by its notes and longevity, it’s Perseviron by Paris Corner. Scent: 8/10 Projection: 7/10 Longevity: 7/10 Price: 7/10

• Joseramirez14

  February 17, 2026

  

  I agree with the comments below: this edition drifts a bit from Althair and adds to that luxurious woody base a note reminiscent of designer perfumes like Stronger With You or One Million; I suspect it’s due to the orange blossom and lavender, which are very noticeable and give it a metallic, aldehydic air. It also reduces the excess resin and that mentholated sensation of the original. Although it still resembles Liquid Brun up to 80%, anyone can tell the difference, even my girlfriend who isn’t an expert (she thought they smelled different). Although the original had incredible longevity, this projects more and lasts a bit longer, or at least that is my impression, because this scent ‘overpowers’ the previous one (due to the intensity of a certain chemical, you stop smelling Liquid Brun, but the Limited Edition remains intense). I’m disappointed that many ‘reviewers’ repeat it’s a ‘darker’ version, getting carried away by the bottle or saying it’s the same but stronger. In the end, it’s a flanker that maintains that marked DNA: if you like one, you’ll surely like the other, but they can be redundant if you were expecting something darker or more complex. Update: after trying Afnan Historic Sahara, I say it’s the orange blossom that I dislike in this version. Both are at the extremes, with the original Liquid Brun in the middle being the most faithful to Althair; on one side the Afnan version without orange blossom, more spiced and gourmand; and on the other Liquid Brun Limited Edition, which boosts the orange blossom significantly and becomes more of a ‘crowd pleaser’ with that ‘designer DNA’ of lavender. If you like Althair, go for Liquid Brun. If you find it too mentholated or ‘arabesque’, go for the Limited Edition. If you find it too sweet or sharp and are looking for something slightly more elegant, go for Historic Sahara. All three last and project excellently and maintain the Althair DNA.

• Fabra.Bruno

  February 28, 2026

  

  This perfume is very similar to the original version, but in my humble opinion, slightly improved. The lavender note is a great success and gives me the impression that longevity and projection have improved, which were already excellent in the original. It remains a spiced vanilla, but the lavender adds a certain ‘blue fragrance’ freshness (very subtle, not a fresh scent) that makes it more balanced.

• JaimeZGZ

  March 3, 2026

  

  An improvement that adds versatility to its predecessor. With an incredibly rich beast mode. Creamy and radiant at the same time, citrusy and sweet. An explosive combination. Very top-tier, filling you with compliments at a fair price.

• Jmthias

  March 13, 2026

  

  First impression: very similar to the first Liquid Brun. It feels more potent (stands up well on a motorcycle ride). Perhaps a slightly more ‘party’ touch, but very little.

• JaimeZGZ

  March 15, 2026

  

  An improvement that adds versatility to its predecessor. It has an incredibly rich beast mode, creamy and radiant at the same time, citrusy and sweet. An explosive combination. Very top-tier, filling you with compliments at a fair price.

• Jmthias

  March 19, 2026

  

  First impression: very similar to the original Liquid Brun, but noticeably more potent (stands up well on a motorcycle ride). Perhaps a slightly more ‘party’ vibe, but very subtle.