Sublimizia

9 reseñas

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• rompi85

  July 7, 2023

  

  Buff, I absolutely love the licorice scent; at first, it reminds me of black licorice from when I was a small child, and I just adore it.

• Jomasa

  October 24, 2024

  

  If you’re over thirty and think this perfume is a composition with a slight, friendly touch of licorice, I’ll tell you that idea is far from reality. Sublimizia is a gourmand fragrance where the protagonist is licorice throughout the entire life of the perfume. It’s not a stick licorice, but rather dark caramel, à la Juanola. That initial punch in the face of licorice can leave you a bit confused about what you’ve just applied. Consequently, the evolution will always take place behind that gourmand note. This great aromatic escalation in the opening decays slowly as the scent advances and relaxes in the dry-down, shortly after an hour of application. Sublimizia is a delicacy for collectors or those who enjoy intense gourmands. There’s no problem with performance or projection; in my case, it reaches a minimum of 9 hours on skin and projects well for two hours. However, I don’t find it versatile due to its intense gourmand nature. For any adult over thirty, it would be complicated to find frequent occasions to wear it. So the 50ml bottle, which isn’t cheap, could last you a lifetime. Nevertheless, if your tastes change with age, this fragrance has its audience (rather young) and you’ll be able to swap or sell it with relative ease. Sublimizia shines more in the shoulder seasons (spring and autumn) and I’d recommend it for any informal leisure or clubbing situation, but I advise against wearing it to work or more formal circumstances. In other words, it doesn’t fit the range of elegant formality, but rather the capricious or playful. As always recommended, don’t rely solely on the rating; test any niche perfume on skin before the final purchase to avoid surprises and don’t trust exclusively in the scent on the paper. For any fragrance by Bruno Perrucci, I strongly advise it, especially having the opportunity to order samples online.

• avasquezniche

  November 11, 2024

  

  This perfume changes the olfactory course you’re on in perfumery; it doesn’t resemble anything I’ve tried before. An out-of-this-world licorice/ambergris combo. It has been an honour to smell an incredible experience on the licorice note; it is the most realistic I’ve tried. From start to finish, you have dense licorice right on your face, top quality, slightly boozy, alcoholic, sweetly woody without being fully gourmand. The ambergris lingers, possessing that slightly animalic facet you don’t notice at first, but if you test Sublimizia several times, you’ll realise it’s there front and centre with the licorice. It’s blended so well that you feel the perfume doesn’t change; it stays linear because the notes are coupled perfectly in a masterful symphony. The dill, along with the citrus and orange, feels at the start like a fleeting explosion that revitalises and energises the licorice to give it life, shine and euphoria as it settles on the skin; that lasts about 20 minutes. The trifecta combo of licorice/ambergris/caramel makes your olfactory senses delight in a unique, purposeful and above all elegant composition without further ado. I admit it’s not a blind buy; it doesn’t resemble anything. Some people might imagine Au Masculine by Lolita Lempicka or any of her fragrances, but I’d love for Lolita to resemble this work of art; they aren’t equal, not even the licorice resembles it. Here, the quality and composition are on another level. Without a doubt, if you’re a fanatic of the anise, licorice or even ambergris note, beware of this; it can become addictive and be one of your favourites once you know it inside out. It did with me and it’s definitely in my top 10 for being addictive, elegant, artistic, creative and above all sensual.

• avasquezniche

  November 15, 2024

  

  This perfume changes the olfactory course you’re on in perfumery; nothing I’ve tried seems like it. A licorice/ambergris combo of a lifetime. It has been an honour to smell an incredible experience on the licorice note; it’s the most realistic I’ve tried. From start to finish, you have dense licorice right on your face, top quality, slightly boozy, alcoholic, sweetly woody without being completely gourmand. The ambergris lingers, bringing that slightly animalic facet you don’t notice at first, but if you test it several times, you’ll realise Sublimizia has it front and centre with the licorice. It’s blended so well that you feel the perfume doesn’t change; it stays linear because the notes are perfectly coupled in a masterful symphony. The dill, along with the tangerine and orange, feels at the start like a fleeting explosion that revitalises and energises the licorice to give it life, shine and euphoria as it settles on the skin; that lasts about 20 minutes. The trifecta combo of licorice/ambergris/caramel delights your olfactory senses with a unique, purposeful and above all elegant composition without further ado. I admit it’s not a blind buy; it doesn’t resemble anything. Some might imagine it as Au Masculine by Lolita Lempicka or any of her fragrances, but they would wish Lolita could even resemble this work of art; they aren’t the same, not even the licorice. Here, the quality and composition are on another level. Without a doubt, if you’re a fanatic of the anise, licorice or even ambergris note, beware of this one; it can become addictive and become one of your favourites once you know it thoroughly. It did with me, and it’s definitely in my top 10 for being addictive, elegant, artistic, creative and above all sensual.

• Pequeño Nardo

  February 26, 2025

  

  I don’t know what this fragrance smells like; I can’t associate it with anything I’ve smelled before. The only thing I know is that I don’t like it.

• Jaop88

  February 27, 2025

  

  This is another level in perfumery, absolutely brilliant and totally different from everything else!

• Pequeño Nardo

  March 6, 2025

  

  I have no idea what this fragrance smells like; I cannot associate it with anything I’ve ever smelled before. The only thing I know is that I don’t like it.

• Jaime Romo

  May 2, 2025

  

  Award-worthy, haha. It’s utterly unique; I’ve never smelled anything like it. It reminds me of those black anise sweets from my childhood that I didn’t much like, but here everything changes: it’s liquorice, ylang-ylang and tangerine. It gives a fresh, half-sweet touch, like a lemon dessert, with the creamy note of vanilla and the depth of ambergris. It has so many layers; it’s one of the few perfumes where you can feel all the notes, and each has its role in the evolution. It feels super hypnotic and novel. I love it for cool evenings.

• Jaime Romo

  May 7, 2025

  

  Award-worthy, haha. It’s mega unique; I’ve never smelled anything like it. It brings to mind those black anise sweets from my childhood that I didn’t particularly like, but here everything changes: it’s licorice, ylang-ylang, and tangerine. It adds a fresh, half-sweet touch, like a lemon dessert, with the creamy hint of vanilla and the depth of ambergris. It has many layers; it’s one of the few perfumes where you can feel all the notes, each playing its part in the evolution. It feels super hypnotic and novel. I love it for cool evenings.