Men
Solo Loewe Origami
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Descripción
Solo Loewe Origami by Loewe is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2018, this composition features top notes of basil, bergamot, rosemary, Italian lemon, cardamom and anise; a heart of lavender, lavender extract and geranium; and a base revealing vetiver, musk, Amberwood, amber and patchouli.
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I tried it to check its performance and originality, and honestly, I expected more. The opening is fresh with citrus notes that fly by and disappear quickly, leaving a scent identical to the original Solo but softer. I don’t detect the rosemary or the spices that should give it character; it smells like a more citrusy and synthetic Solo. The fixative and trail are weak. In short, I prefer the original: this is a money-grabber, even if that’s the goal of flankers.
I tried it to check its performance and originality, and honestly, I expected more. The opening is fresh with volatile citrus notes that disappear quickly, leaving a scent identical to the original Solo but softer. I don’t detect the rosemary or the spices that should give it character; it smells like a more citrusy and synthetic Solo. The fixative and trail are weak. In short, I prefer the original: this is a money-grabber, even if that’s the goal of flankers.
Not bad, it shares many things with the regular Solo and has ingredients that I like, but in the end, it feels flat and unrealistic. It’s fresh and aromatic with lavender and rosemary, with a spicy touch of cardamom that sometimes smells of cinnamon and even sweat. As it dries down, the incense and balsamic woods take over, and for my nose, that woody note feels forced and heavy. It lasts well but with a very restrained trail.
Well, what a pity, because the scent itself is a very pleasant fresh herbal note, but the longevity is ridiculous, lasting no more than two hours. I tried it at the end of autumn, and if it doesn’t last even a day in the cold, it will be a disaster in spring. It feels like a cheap cologne that forces you to reapply every hour. In the end, for the price, you can get something much better and with more substance.
A fragrance to train your nose to scents that take you out of the ordinary and mass-market. It’s an excellent fragrance, very long-lasting, with a projection that should be the envy of big brands. I recommend it for both men and women; whoever dares to wear it will pleasantly surprise their surroundings.
A perfume to train your nose to scents that take you out of the usual and overused. Excellent fragrance, very long-lasting, with a projection that should be the envy of big brands. I recommend it for both men and women; the woman who dares to wear it will find that it pleasantly surprises her surroundings.
Explosive opening, very herbal. I thought I’d find it pleasant like the classic Solo, but this one didn’t quite work for me. Fortunately, it was a 15ml gift with the purchase of another fragrance. I wore it to work to replicate; due to its powerful opening, it was noticeable on other people’s noses and everyone wanted to know who had applied it. But for leaving the office, there’s no problem; they commented on it. Every nose is different; here is my experience.
I tried it several times in stores and at first, I loved it; it seemed like an original, rich, and unusual fragrance. I was about to buy it, but I decided to wait, and thanks to that, because at some points it overwhelmed me. I tried the Cedar version and liked it more as it was less aggressive; its citrus touch is softer and doesn’t saturate as much. As for longevity, it’s quite good.
I tried it several times in stores and liked it a lot at first; it seemed like a very original, unconventional, rich and attractive scent. I was about to buy it on a couple of occasions but decided to wait, and thank goodness I did, as at some points I felt it was overwhelming or too much for me. I tried the Cedar version and liked it more for its scent (this is a matter of taste) and because I felt the citrus touch in the Cedar was softer and less overpowering. As for longevity, it’s quite good.
Verdict on Loewe 7 Origami: exceptional longevity of around 8 hours with tremendous fixative power. It maintains the ‘Solo’ line seal with a super-clean lavender extract, a herbal touch of rosemary and basil, sharp citrus, and a strong geranium over a base of vetiver, amber, and musk. All this makes it super complex and exquisite. For summer, it’s comforting, with that clean detergent smell at the beginning that later turns into an exquisite scent on clothes. I’ll keep this for the heat and the Anonyme for winter, as they killed the traditional 7.
My personal verdict on Loewe 7 Origami: on me, it has exceptional longevity of around 8 hours with tremendous sillage. It maintains the hallmark of the ‘Solo’ line; without this characteristic, it definitely wouldn’t be one of my favourites. But with that super-clean lavender extract, that herbal touch of rosemary and basil, those sharp citrus notes that pierce through, the strong and present geranium, and a base of vetiver, amber, and musk, it becomes super complex and EXQUISITE. For summer, I doubt I’ve tried another fragrance so comforting, with that super-clean detergent-like aroma throughout, but which, when you get home, leaves that less-clean scent that everyone loves: who doesn’t love having an exquisite perfume scent on their clothes after taking them off? From Loewe, I’m sticking with this for summer and the Anonyme for winter, since they killed the traditional 7.
A delicious flanker of the Loewe Solo, the freshest in my collection (I still need to try the Sport). It’s a fresh casual or even elegant fragrance, and undoubtedly the most citrusy of them all, even if that’s not its predominant note. The characteristic of the ‘Solos’, according to Emilio Valeros, is to be homogeneous from the opening to the end, and it achieves that. It’s a discontinued and undervalued perfume; fortunately, I have my bottle and a finishing extra. With my 150+ perfumes, I doubt I’ll finish them in a decade.
A delicious flanker of Solo by Loewe, the freshest in my Solo collection (I still haven’t tried the Sport), but it’s a casual or even elegant fresh scent and probably the most citrusy of all, without citrus being the dominant note. As Emilio Valeros says, the characteristic of the Solos is to be a homogeneous scent from the opening to the dry-down, and it achieves this, at least in the ones I’ve tried. A perfume that seems discontinued and undervalued; luckily I have my bottle and an extra I bought in a clearance sale, and with my 150+ perfumes, I doubt I’ll finish them in a decade.
I’ve been full of compliments when wearing it.
@diegos, the Solo line has nothing to do with the 7 line.
I was lucky enough to get a first-edition bottle from the year it was released, still sealed. The scent is enchanting, aromatic and fresh at the same time, highlighting the delicious DNA of the SOLO line between citrus, basil, and rosemary, all combined brilliantly. It doesn’t fall short on lavender, one of my favourite notes; here it doesn’t taste sweet like the current versions but is mixed with geranium and a woody musk base. Suitable for formal or semi-formal occasions, it has very good performance, lasting up to 8 hours with a wide trail for the first 2 hours. I find it quite versatile seasonally and for daytime use. A delight from Loewe; although it’s designer, it sits in the price range of many niche fragrances. SCENT 9 – LONGEVITY 7 – TRAIL 7 – VALUE FOR MONEY 10 in my case, as I bought it at a great price (the best value purchase in my collection).
I’m a lover of the SOLO line (normal, Atlas, Cedar, Origami), and this is the cheapest one for me, under €30 for 100ml. Honestly, I thought it wouldn’t last long because it’s so fresh, and it’s true that it’s not a ‘beast mode’ in projection… but at a metre, it lasts quite a while. There’s a note that lingers in the air for ages, which makes people detect it easily. For spring and especially summer, during the day.
A lover of the SOLO line (Normal, Atlas, Cedar, Origami), this is the cheapest I’ve found: under €30 for 100ml. I thought it wouldn’t last long given how fresh it is, and while it’s not a beast mode in terms of projection, it lasts quite a bit at 1m, with one note lingering in the air for ages, making it easy for others to detect. Perfect for spring and especially summer, during the day.
A great flanker in the Solo line; its best moments are in spring and summer. Ideal for daytime wear, with excellent scent, projection, and trail on my skin. If you like the line, this is a must-buy.