Titanium by Gisada

It’s a compliment machine and smells soft yet packed with personality for a man.

It reminds me very much of Mancera’s Jardin Exclusif. Does anyone else feel the same? I have a decant of both; the Titanium one arrived a couple of days ago and when I smelled it, Mancera’s came to mind.

In my opinion, Titanium is more solid than Ambassador for Men and aligns better with my taste: more elegant and less intense than the original. It smells of vanilla with a touch of wood, leather, and a dusty note. I don’t think it’s essential for my collection, but it catches attention because it combines ingredients well: sweet, spiced, fresh at the start, and powdery afterwards. It begins with a spicy, slightly bitter note; the cardamomo opens with a sweet-and-sour, balsamic touch, perhaps sage or artemisia. Then comes a sweet, woody accord with cinnamon and woods, before settling into a powdery, sweet base that retains that balsamic hint. Not bad. The longevity is solid, around 5-6 hours on the skin and in the first few hours, with strong projection that is very noticeable. It’s not an olfactory masterpiece, but it has its charm, perfect for a younger crowd as well as experienced users.

This is the one I like least of the three, but it doesn’t detract from the fact that it is a VERY good perfume. It is spicier and lacks that fruity touch of its siblings. It still brings compliments, but it isn’t as playful or attention-grabbing as the other two. For me, it doesn’t last as long, but if you like Gisada, you should also get this, as it is more formal and suitable for different occasions.

It smells sweet due to the vanilla and tonka… That sweetness dominates, and in the base there are floral touches, highlighting the iris and lavender… It’s a rich perfume… Perhaps try it before buying as you might not like it… Suitable for ages 20 and up… It’s a night scent but leaning towards mature… I don’t see a woman wearing this fragrance, even though they say it’s unisex… I bought it recently but the longevity seems very good, along with the projection and trail… Overall, good perfumes from Gisada…

A delicious, soft, and sophisticated aroma that smells like a handsome, wealthy man, exuding elegant masculinity. It seems to be the luxury version of Montblanc Legend Eau de Parfum. It radiates those same soapy notes of a freshly showered young father, but this time wrapped in an atmosphere of lavender and vanilla. It has the light sweetness of flowers, radically different from the caramelised, cloying sweetness of night perfumes. Instead, it is a versatile aroma that combines with any season, weather, or time of day. Although it has good performance, its longevity and trail are more discreet than in the other great Gisada perfume, the Ambassador. It projects at a moderate distance for the first few hours and then moves to seduce, for the rest of the day, at close range.

A normal powdery scent, nothing particularly novel, quite expensive for a designer fragrance that doesn’t offer many different nuances compared to what we already have in perfumeries.