Nitro Platinum by Dumont

I prefer the 9 PM Rebel, which has a juicier, more natural pineapple. I bought it blind and that pineapple has a Tang-like touch, with a hint of blackberry reminiscent of Aventus inspirations, yet it’s not quite the same and doesn’t stand out too much. As it dries, you notice the cane sugar, then the woods, followed by a light, lovely vanilla on the skin—nothing like Asad’s vanilla. It’s quite oily and I’d say it lasts about six hours. (Although unrelated, I recommend paying for Uomo Intense by Stallion 53; it’s up to seven dollars cheaper and comes with a decant).

How can you not declare the pineapple note? It’s the beginning and the end of this fragrance.

It’s a rich perfume; what I like most is its pineapple opening, even though it’s not declared, yet it feels present almost entirely. Then it becomes smoky and finishes feeling very subdued, with the woods taking the lead. It seems very similar to Qaed Al Fursan, but better. Later, I realised that in the dry down it was quite similar to Ted Lapidus Cool Night, although sweeter. I’d say it’s a mature perfume; I don’t recommend buying it blind unless you like smoky woody bases that give a serious character, nothing party-oriented. And I’d say that unless you’re in charge of something, you wouldn’t wear it daily or at work; it projects well and lasts several good hours.

It was a blind buy, a very good perfume. Like several others here, I detect a pineapple note that isn’t declared, which I feel is present during the opening and dry down, always staying firm. It’s a very rich perfume; regarding longevity on my skin, it lasts about five hours, projecting well for the first two hours, which I think is good for its price, but it felt short considering reviews that say it lasts a long time.

Rich perfume, extremely versatile. Indeed, there is an error in the declared notes: it smells of natural pineapple, which as it dries leaves a subtle woody scent, making the perfume mature, elegant, and masculine. I think it’s a tremendous proposal that I’ll be testing while it’s still very hot, although due to the sweetness it could be for any time of year. In the first few days, I noticed a scent that lingers on the skin for 6-8 hours, then those woody notes emerge, losing the pineapple’s intensity, and I’m even able to detect that scent the next day before showering. Incredible. I found it for 23 dollars; it’s a bargain. 4.8/5.

Delicious perfume. With a fresh opening full of sweet pineapple, slightly electrified by the pepper, it transforms in no time into a very masculine woody pineapple with a sweet and pleasant character given by the amber. Good performance and a fair price; it was a blind buy and I have no regrets.

Excessive hype for what it actually is. I’ve been wearing it for nearly a month and it’s far too linear: there’s no evolution as it dries down, just a natural pineapple and wood scent. The projection is poor, barely noticeable around you; it’s very skin-scented. You’d have to spray it generously to get any presence. The longevity is decent, around 4 to 6 hours. In short, a disappointment: it smells good but lacks evolution and has poor projection. I wouldn’t recommend it.

Greetings, let me share my experience. It was a blind buy driven by social media hype. I’ve been wearing it this month for studying. The opening is like cutting a very yellow pineapple—realistic and refreshing. Over time, it warms up and becomes woody; for me, the sugar and amber notes really stand out. The longevity doesn’t fail, lasting over 11 hours. Regarding the trail, I have some doubts: I perceive it as moderate, yet people have noticed it as soon as I entered a room. I suppose it has a super trail. To clarify, I didn’t let it macerate; I used it straight out of the box. Now, the compliments: I’ve received many. Family and friends say it smells like freshly cut pineapple, very sweet. Definitely a safe purchase, a scent that is loved and not annoying. I liked it; one of the best value-for-money options.

I owned the White, liked it, and ordered this. What a surprise; it’s quite delicious. It smells of pineapple and nothing synthetic (at least for me), reminding me of Creed but with a younger touch. Still, it’s a bit serious; I’d say suitable for over 20s. Wearing it gives me a sense of confidence. The truth is, I’m starting to like this line; next will be the Blue or the Brown. The Red must be delicious, but scents with an Invictus DNA tend to bore me.

For me, it’s basically the pro version of Qaed Al Fursan. The pineapple is juicy and utterly synthetic-free. From the very first second, it’s a delight. Over time, the pineapple matures (like one does in life) and transforms into something woody, aromatic, elegant, and enveloping… until, without you realising, it fades away, leaving only the memory of how good you smelled. I’m hooked.

A delicious perfume with a very realistic pineapple, sharing the same DNA as Lattafa’s Qaed Al Fursan but with greater trail and projection. Highly recommended.

Delicious perfume. It’s dominated by a very ripe, realistic pineapple with a woody and slightly spiced base, a touch of earthiness. Incredible that it doesn’t declare pineapple. Versatile and ideal for mild to moderately warm days. It has something of the Black Xs DNA but is much fruitier, with barely any Aventus style—less citrusy and less complex. Very good performance and quality. The three million listed notes are an absurdity for a simple yet effective perfume. I don’t know where they get that information from.