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Plus Plus Feminine
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Diesel Plus Plus Feminine is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 1997, the nose behind this composition is Nathalie Feisthauer. The top notes unfold with pineapple, bitter orange, blackcurrant, fruity notes, and valley lily. The heart reveals milk, coconut, lily of the valley, cherry, strawberry, red apple, orchid, jasmine, and magnolia. The base settles on vanilla, musk, nutmeg, sandalwood, lily root, Virginia cedar, and amber.
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To me, it’s the most synthetic perfume of all; the opening smells of plastic with vanilla, perhaps it just doesn’t suit my skin. Its longevity is very poor; it lasts nothing. I like the bottle, but the liquid is terrible.
The scent isn’t bad, but it’s invisible; it leaves no trail and disappears in a flash.
The scent isn’t too bad, but it doesn’t remind me of anything; it’s as if no one notices it, plus it has no sillage and its longevity is non-existent.
I think it’s a bit underrated… I absolutely adore its vanilla, milk, and lily notes (which made me buy it), with that touch of sandalwood. On my skin, it starts like ‘Laguna’ by Dalí, then shifts to vanilla and milk with lily in the background, creating a super creamy sensation (reminds me of vanilla ice cream). It works brilliantly for me, smells great, and is fairly priced. The bottle is very original. Longevity is normal, even better than I expected; the sillage depends on the person. On me, it stays close to the skin, but I’ve also smelled it from a distance, so everyone will have to try it for themselves. It’s finally finished, and unfortunately for Diesel, I know a woman who wears it and on her it smells much more floral and spicy than on me, which is why I’m not keen to buy it again… at least not for now, hehe. If not for that, I would buy it again because it’s versatile, suitable for daily wear and even in heat. I see my opinion differs from others; perhaps it has been reformulated? I’ll try to test it in a shop and let you know.
I own this perfume and I don’t like it at all; I’m waiting for the bottle to finish, and I won’t buy it again. The milk scent predominates a lot, and on my skin it says nothing… it’s a scent for which I appreciate almost no olfactive notes despite its composition, and besides, it’s not very long-lasting.
I have it and I don’t like it at all; I want the bottle to finish, I won’t buy it again. The milk predominates and on my skin it says nothing… I appreciate almost no notes despite its composition and besides, it’s not very long-lasting.
No matter how hard I tried, I didn’t feel comfortable nor find an ideal occasion. It’s a strange fragrance: spiced and creamy at the same time. The vanilla is intense but not sweet at all. It has something green without being fresh, like a root infusion and wet woods, and a distant patchouli. It seems unisex, in the style of Gaultier 2. I think it would suit a daring man without fear of labels better than a woman. The fixative is excellent.
No matter how much I’ve tried, I haven’t managed to feel comfortable with it, nor have I found an occasion where it seems ideal to wear. It’s a strange fragrance: spicy and creamy at the same time; the vanilla feels intense but isn’t sweet at all. It has something green without being fresh, like an infusion of roots and wet woods and a very distant patchouli. It seems quite unisex, in the style of Gaultier 2. In fact, I think it would suit a daring man without fear of labels better than a woman. The fixation is excellent.
It was a gift; it’s too strong and smells of wood. Seems more like a men’s perfume.
Creamy, sweet, and youthful, a youthful and casual scent, nothing refined or elaborate. It’s for daily use, with quite good fixative considering how cheap it is.
Milky and floury vanilla, plastic and rough, opaque, zero sweetness, with a spicy touch of lactonic rhubarb and musky, disgustingly synthetic and cyber as in 1998. Smells like scented plastic, a cheap doll, a latex outfit, or flavoured condoms. Opens horribly, bergamot and boiled plastics, something vomit-inducing that recalls corrupted nail polish and souring depilatory wax. Fortunately, it passes quickly until reaching the real perfume: a half-brother of Bvlgari Black and Le Male, a wonderful, showy oriental from 1998, stylish and long out of fashion. It has that tone of cold, gummy vanilla, like a car air freshener, but with notes that differentiate it, especially the thick cold milk and the long-out-of-fashion, halitotic musk. To put it simply: it’s a delicious pigsty that I recommend with eyes closed to those who enjoy 20-year-old oriental and party fougères. I loved it. I can’t imagine it on a woman; it’s very masculine. (In its final throes, it brings me memories of Emporio Armani per Lei).
It smells of milky vanilla, floury, plastic, and rough, opaque, without sweetness, with a spicy touch of lactonic rhubarb and musky, disgustingly synthetic and cyber like in 1998. It’s like smelling aromatised plastic, a cheap doll, a latex suit, or a bubblegum flavour. It opens horribly, a mix of bergamot and boiled plastics, something vomit-inducing that recalls corrupted hair lacquer and sour depilatory wax. Fortunately, it passes quickly until reaching the real perfume: a brother of Bvlgari Black and Le Male, a wonderful, showy oriental from 1998 that is now hopelessly out of fashion. It has that tone of cold, rubbery vanilla, like a car air freshener, but there are notes that differentiate it, especially the thick, cold milk and the long-out-of-date donut musk, halitotic. To put it simply: it’s a delicious pigsty that I recommend with eyes closed to those who enjoy oriental and wild fougères from twenty years ago. I loved it. I can’t imagine it on a woman; it’s very masculine. In its final stages, it brings me memories of Emporio Armani per Lei.
It’s not easy to please; it emits a unique scent. The first time it seemed like a bathroom air freshener, but with wear, more nuances emerged. On my skin, it opens synthetic, milky, fresh but not for summer. Once dried, the coconut and very faint strawberry are noticeable. After five hours, I felt a lot of vanilla. It doesn’t project much and lasted about six hours. I didn’t dislike it entirely, but I won’t repurchase; the box and bottle are original. I don’t recommend buying blind.
The most encrypted aroma I’ve ever smelled. I was intrigued to see nobody agreed on this 90s bottle, so I finally tried it. The opening is strange, very fresh, smelling of plastic, pineapple, clean, vintage essence; I understand the fuss from its era and the friendly price. There are many notes, but I don’t sense all of them; it is creamy, I’m not sure if milky, but it is creamy (almond milk?). Once dried, it’s calmer, pineapple arrives with that latex-like plastic (with an aesthetic scent), coconut, and almonds without being sweet. In the base, that cream which could be milk or whipped cream. It reminds me of the smell after putting on banana sunscreen or a freshly opened Barbie doll. If you’re interested in giving it meaning, it might be interesting; if not, it will confuse and disgust you. I’ve read comparisons to condoms, a dominatrix outfit, or a dentist’s office; perhaps it smells like all that and was the 90s innovation to create something unpredictable. It’s unique, I haven’t smelled anything like it. Very unisex and the packaging is adorable.
After a full day: once dried, that plastic and creamy scent with bergamot, almonds, and pineapple calms down to reveal its true colours. To my taste, I now understand the reviews: a light touch of milk, subtle cherry, and lily. It’s fresh and icy. The trail is low and lasted 4-5 hours. I mixed the milky part with a sweet cherry perfume; it ended up cherry-scented, creamy, and fresh. The opening is aggressive and strange, but the dry-down is pleasant. I liked it, a special perfume, a cyborg.
I bought it out of curiosity and because of the large number of notes, as many said it smells of milk and it does! It smells of icy milk, talc, vanilla, sunscreen, plastic, soap, and suddenly dentist; strange scents I never thought would go well together, yet they combine perfectly. It leaves a clean, creamy, spicy aroma that doesn’t bother anyone, ideal for snuggling up in winter and escaping the sweets I always choose on cold days, as it is far from being sweet. It doesn’t project much, won’t bother anyone in an enclosed space, and has moderate longevity. I think it would be good for a night out. The price is incredible for what it is. I find it quite elegant, totally unconventional, very 90s. A complete success for a blind buy.
It kills me; the milk note is brutal. Smells like cheese with talcum powder and sweets. It’s heavy and oppressive; I felt nauseous all day. Never again, I gave it away and he didn’t like it either.
I bought it out of curiosity regarding the notes, and yes, it smells like ice-cold milk, talcum powder, vanilla, sunscreen, plastic, soap, then suddenly dentist; strange scents that combine perfectly. It dries clean, creamy, and spiced without being intrusive. Ideal for a winter coat and moving away from sweetness in the cold. It doesn’t project much, isn’t annoying indoors, and has medium longevity. Would suit evening wear well. The price is incredible, elegant, unconventional, very 90s. A total blind buy success.
It’s unbearable, smelling of burnt milk, talcum powder and sweets; it’s cloying and oppressive, giving me all-day nausea. Never again, neither will I nor anyone else use it.
Very strong milk scent; I was told it also smells like a mall bathroom.
To me, it smells like classic blue men’s shaving cream with a lactonic touch. I interpret it as very cold; I don’t understand those who say it’s warm or that it overwhelms due to being heavy. It’s very similar to Armani Lei, but Plus Plus is more androgynous, which I like. Duration around 5 hours, medium/low trail.
For me, it smells of men’s shaving cream; yes, the classic ‘blue’ scent but with a lactonic hint. I interpret it completely cold; I don’t understand those who say it’s warm or overwhelming because it’s thick. It resembles Armani Lei a lot, but Plus Plus is more androgynous, which I like very much. Longevity is about 5 hours, medium/low sillage.
The opening is very plastic, but as it dries, I loved it on skin; it’s like milk with vanilla. Short duration between 5 and 6 hours and moderate trail. I bought it because it brings back memories of my youth.
The opening seemed very plastic to me, but as the scent dried down, I loved it on my skin; it’s like milk with vanilla. It has little longevity, between 5 and 6 hours, and the sillage is moderate. Anyway, I bought it because it brings back memories of my youth.
I needed this perfume due to the curiosity of so many diverse comments. The one that hit me best is the shaving foam, so that’s how it smells to me and it’s not bad. I think it’s unisex; I don’t see anything feminine. I perceive the lactonic notes but they’re not overwhelming; it seeks a whipped cream scent, not in the forefront, something creamy and pleasant. It’s cold but comforting. I liked it very much, and my husband did too. Unbeatable price, good trail. Short duration, about 3 or 4 hours, but for the price, it’s worth it.
Smells like the lotion for baby wet wipes.
At first, it smells like burnt plastic, but I find it pleasant, similar to crack smoke. Within minutes, it transforms into a milky scent with ice cream sweetness and very light vanilla. I also recall the head of some dolls; it keeps the plasticousness but I like it. Almost no projection and short duration. I bought it blind and ordered another to have a backup. It’s an unusual and interesting scent, as if it came from a perfumer with unique imagination.
I like this synthetic tropical DNA, like a comforting coconut-vanilla-jasmine lotion. It’s not for everyone, so give it a try. It has a good price, but if it’s not your profile, it could be a waste. It’s not noticeable on declared wearers or is very linear. Good duration, not beastly, but it’s affordable and they haven’t discontinued it.
I arrived looking for fragrances with metallic tones, and the iconic commercial of white latex sirens swimming in a drum and bass environment convinced me to buy it. The opening is surprisingly cold: a gelled, astringent pineapple that recalls classic men’s deodorants. As it evolves, that fascinating metallic accord emerges, like the olfactory residue left on hands after holding onto a train. This industrial aspect intertwines with lactonic and coconut notes. In its final stage, vanilla and a subtle touch of nutmeg emerge, maintaining a sober elegance without falling into sweetness or cloyingness. Throughout this journey, the milk and metal or a plasticous/powdery texture remain present. What fascinates me about Plus Plus is how it manages to be a bold yet completely wearable proposal. It’s as if the brief was ‘How do we make the most synthetic and artificial perfume possible while keeping it wearable?’ – similar to the evolution of mobile phones in our lives. For someone as passionate about technology as me, this perfume feels like home: after all, we spend our days surrounded by screens, metals, and minerals. The evolution is notable across its three distinct stages, with 5 hours of longevity on my skin and a discreet but present sillage. The accessible price and practical travel bottle are bonus points. As a personal note, I declare myself a fan of Nathalie Feisthauer; her interpretation of lactonic notes in Cow by Zoologist intrigues me to discover her latest creation, Artificial Intelligence by Seven Gates. This perfume set a precedent for what can be achieved in perfumery when one embraces the synthetic with intelligence and vision. After 27 years, it still feels modern and avant-garde.
If you enjoy lactonic scents, this is your thing. Clear notes of milk and nutmeg. It’s creamy with a spicy, piquant base that gives it character. Diesel scents are usually cheap, and here it works better on clothes to last longer. Medium projection, perfect for rainy days or autumn. It might give a new doll sensation, but positively: it’s lactonic, creamy, nostalgic, and curious.
Starts with a cold metallic note, with pineapple and orange on the surface. As it dries, the strawberry milk explodes (I don’t detect the cherry), like those milk straws that only painted the milk. It remains milky, vanilla-scented, sweet without being cloying, and almost floral. I loved it; ideal for daily wear or relaxation.
I was looking for metallic tones and the latex mermaid commercial convinced me. Cold opening, icy pineapple reminiscent of classic deodorants. Then comes the metallic accord, like the smell of hands on the train, mixing with milk and coconut. Finally, sober vanilla and nutmeg, without falling into sweetness. The milk and metal/plastic texture remain. It’s bold but wearable, synthetic yet manageable. For me, a technology fanatic, it’s like a home surrounded by screens and metals. Notable evolution in three stages, lasts 5 hours with a discreet trail. Price and travel bottle are bonus points. I’m a fan of Nathalie Feisthauer and this sets a precedent by embracing the synthetic with intelligence. At 27, it remains modern and avant-garde.