Silver Rain

13 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• abejita

  January 13, 2015

  

  In the shop they had it on a silver tray and asked if I wanted to try Silver. On paper it sounded strident, spicy, like Paloma Picasso but worse! I left, and even without bringing my nose close, the scent pursued me. I got home and washed my face. If anyone dares to buy it, it will be a disaster. Perhaps it would suit a singer, whose bus passengers would feel everything.

• abejita

  January 15, 2015

  

  At the perfumerie they had it on a silver tray and asked, ‘Would you like to try Silver…?’. On paper it sounded brash and sharp, like Paloma Picasso but, if possible, worse. I left, and although I didn’t bring it close to my nose, the scent pursued me for a long time. I got home and washed my face. If anyone feels tempted to buy it, they’ll be in for a disaster. Perhaps it would suit a singer, because the bus passengers would notice it from miles away.

• rml690

  July 15, 2015

  

  A perfumer’s counter gave me a sample and I loved it. It’s quite penetrating but sweet, let’s say ‘sweet but with a lot of personality’. I never bought the full bottle because it’s blushingly expensive.

• rml690

  July 24, 2015

  

  A perfumer’s counter gave me a sample and it caught my nose. It’s potent and sweet, a mix of ‘sweet but with character’. I never bought the full bottle because the price is ridiculous.

• Yadorán d'Vinea

  June 7, 2016

  

  The bottle is the jewel of the house, but the perfume inside is a journey without surprises that the perfumery industry seems to have forgotten. Although the ingredients are luxurious, Silver Rain feels predictable and soulless. If you look at the note pyramid, it’s basically fruits, flowers and sugar beaten with a litre of water. For me, who doesn’t hate fruity scents, it has caused total rejection due to its crazy price; it’s so expensive it costs more than my dreams for the future (hopefully that’s a joke).

• Yadorán d'Vinea

  June 11, 2016

  

  The most stylish bottle ever created houses a fragrance that passes by without praise or blame in the perfume world. Despite its high-quality ingredients, Silver Rain (a lovely name, if I may say so) turns out predictable, linear and unimaginative. What does it smell like? Look at the Fragrantica pyramid, gather fruits, flowers and sugar, blend them in a blender with a litre of water, and there you have Silver Rain. Personally, although fruitchouli has never disgusted me, this makes me despise it for its titanic price; it’s so expensive it’s worth more than my hopes for the future (wish it were a joke).

• larissa30

  June 20, 2019

  

  Delightfully tempting. Sweet without being overwhelming, sexy without being vulgar, gourmand without reminding you of food. It’s a bit pricey, but… it might be worth it.

• MdmButterfly

  September 3, 2020

  

  Reviews are often arrogant. Let me clarify: I tried it once and formed an opinion. Owning a perfume isn’t the same as ‘having tried it and lecturing others’. I don’t like fruity scents, but this lasts all day on me and is pure elegance. As harmonious and sophisticated as its bottle. I also had that first impression, but to judge so decisively requires more than a trial in a shop.

• MdmButterfly

  September 4, 2020

  

  Reviews often show arrogance. Let me clarify: I tried it once and already have an opinion. Owning a perfume isn’t the same as ‘having tried it once and lecturing others’. This may please or not, but the quality is superior to anything else. It costs what it’s worth. I don’t like fruity scents, but every time I use it, it lasts all day and is pure elegance. As harmonious and sophisticated as its bottle. I also had that first impression, but to opine so decisively requires more than a trial in a shop.

• Macky Anne

  February 3, 2023

  

  It’s for older people, smells good and has a nice trail.

• Macky Anne

  February 6, 2023

  

  It’s for older people, smells good and leaves a nice trail.

• AntaresAres

  December 25, 2024

  

  Silver Rain smells like acetone-free Cutex nail polish remover, the kind in the green bottle, but more acidic. It felt off-putting and unpleasant: a dazzling, artificial fruity scent, so intense it smells like burnt honey. Imagine Mugler’s Angel coated in thick industrial chemicals; what a horror. It’s not for me for two reasons: on my skin it turns into an oversweet jam, and its price is disproportionate to what it offers. Anything good? It has a terrifying trail and an almost immortal longevity, so for lovers of synthetic fruitchouli (meridional unisex) it could be a worthwhile investment.

• AntaresAres

  December 31, 2024

  

  Silver Rain smells like Cutex nail polish remover without acetone, the little green bottle, but more acidic. It seemed out of tune and unpleasant. Such a bright, artificial fruit scent, so intense that it becomes unbearably sweet, as if the Mugler Angel had been dipped in a sticky industrial chemical. It’s a horror. It wasn’t for me for two reasons: the scent, which on my skin turned into oversweet jam, and the disproportionate price for what it offered. The only good thing is that it has a terrifying trail and lasts almost forever, so for lovers of synthetic unisex fruits it might be worth it.