i need 3 of it how much$
Love love this fragrance these past four years - nothing else will do it for me…. But the price, just hoarding my last bottle but my guy found an extra bottle whilst doing under sink plumbing. Thanks Antone,
This fragrance is a beautiful long lasting fresh and clean floral. Office friendly.
I blindly put this on without looking at the notes, with a name like Maldives in a bottle ylang coco i figured this would be a beautiful coconut beachy scent; I was wrong. My first reaction to this fragrance was : this smells like salad dressing or something I would marinade my chicken with... It confused me so I finally looked at the notes and saw rosemary and lemon so it made more sense. The drydown is a nice fresh coconut but I dont think I can get past the top notes.
Sweet and Addictive. The plum in this is amazing. Great silage and longevity. The best Ive ever smelled from Lattafa. The best part, it’s affordable.
Very great smell, every time I wore this I got compliments, the atomizer is amazing, however projection and spillage are a little weak, but the smell and atomizer make up for it, and the lavender in this is one of the best notes it smells absolutely amazing.
Anything but the performance.
Decent for daily/casual date, as a plilot myself, this is my signature scent everytime I have a layover in tropical countries.
St Vetyver is DS&Durga going for the classic wet shaving take on the bay rhum scent.
This is not the only attempt as Barbados came before, and Rum Bay Rum afterwards.
St Vetyver has the typical spiced opening from the clove and the slightly sweet booziness of rum argicole (from sugarcane instead of molasses)
In typical DS&Durga fashion, there are some unique notes added in like hat straw and breadnut.
All in all, this is a very pleasant take on a classic masculine fragrance and a lovely reminder that the summer months do not necessitate that we wear only aquatic, citrus and fresh scents.
What can I say? I am enchanted. I searched until I found it. The scent is extraordinary, perfect. I smell sunscreen, the vanilla is not too sweet - it is pleasant. There are salt crystals carried by the sea breeze. It is definitely a scent of peaceful vacations, relaxation on the beach. I have loved it since yesterday. I do not regret trusting and buying it.
This is an earthy raw coconut..such a grounding experience in each spray. A pencil ✏️ made out of coconut and yu sharpen it with a pencil sharpener and get coconut pencil shavings exactly.. tropical addictive and refreshing and great to layer with
I really like it
Warm and peppery but not as dark and special as it wants to be.
Churning synthetic sweetness in a blend, in which you can’t tell any ingredients apart. The scent is sickening but the bottle is gorgeous. The second star in my rating is because the bottle is too good to ignore.
Like Black Opium Illicit Green by Yves Saint Laurent it is a decent yet worse version of the original Black Opium by Yves Saint Laurent that therefore had little reason to exist.
Offensive, cheap, synthetic Vanilla that you could find in supermarket colognes. I don’t get the hype at all.
Its warm spicy accord comes off a bit too strong and one dimensional, however it does feel like a high-end perfume. It’s better for mature women.
It smells very fruity, in fact very peachy for some reason. It is a rather ordinary scent, it lacks depth and sophistication. The positives are that it has a strong silage and good longevity.
Very potent mix of sugar and Agarwood (Oud), almost churning. From a distance it is not as offensive but up close, no no…
The more I sample from this brand the more I realize that everything seems to be a poorly made inspired by clone brand whose only creativity is to pack as many synthetic aroma chemicals into the fragrance.
Throwing Superz Budapest fragrances into the rubbish is a huge insult to the trash bin.
This is a total mess of a scent. Overly sweetened synthetic amberwoods bomb.
If you are the type of person who insists on being smelled from across the room (for the wrong reasons) I suppose this is for you.
My condolences to those in your vicinity.
Why am I subjecting myself to this? I've clearly learned nothing from the other slop I've tried from this brand.
Ambre Russe by Parfum d’Empire is a perfect example of what the brand stand for. It’s a timecapsule to an experience, a nostalgic look into the past and an artfull rendering of emotion and place/time. Ambre Russe starts of with a boozy mix of champagne and vodka, starting the Russian ball at an aristocratic feast in the time of the Tsars. It goes into an oppulent mix of amber, black tea, leather and warm spices all covered in a light mist of smoky incense. It’s not only a fragrance, it’s a wearable work of art that transports the wearer to a forgotten place. The black tea is subtle, the amber and spices aren’t overly sweet, but more like a velvet cloak covering you in a silky veil of beauty and decadence. because of the crispness it can be worn even on the warmer days in spring or colder Days in summer. I highly recommand trying Ambre Russe and most of all the brand Parfum d’Empire because it deserves more love.
