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Imperium Electimuss 2019 Extrait de Parfum

Imperium (Extrait de Parfum) by Electimuss

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Imperium (Extrait de Parfum) (Electimuss)

8.2 / 10 410 Ratings

Imperium (Extrait de Parfum) is a popular perfume by Electimuss for women and men and was released in 2019. The scent is sweet-fresh. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Sweet

Fresh

Citrus

Spicy

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Bergamot

Coriander

Heart Notes

Tuberose

Lily

Neroli

Rose

Jasmine

Saffron

Base Notes

Bourbon vanilla

Musk

Amber

Gaiac wood

Patchouli

Oud

Perfumer

Sofia Bardelli

Videos

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Ratings

Scent

8.2410 Ratings

Longevity

8.0375 Ratings

Sillage

7.6373 Ratings

Bottle

8.9367 Ratings

Value for money

7.1320 Ratings

Submitted by M3000, last update on 21.04.2024.

Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the "Eternal" collection.

Reviews

12 in-depth fragrance descriptions

09/02/2021

8
Pricing 9
Bottle 8
Sillage 9
Longevity 9
Scent

Jusch1995
8 Reviews

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Jusch1995

Very helpful Review 26

The gentle blend of aventus, hacivat and ani with a hint of vanilla

Imperium by Electimuss is certainly one of the unknowns when it comes to the "Aventus inspired" fragrance. "Aventus inspired" sounds at first disrespectful, unoriginal and boring, but this fragrance manages what many of the others before him have not: He is a meaningful development of the basic formula.

While Orion, Hacivat, Explorer, Esencia (All from my point of view great fragrances) a new component in the top note and want to stand out and Club de Nuit Intense and L'Aventure are rather favorable images, the Imperium goes a new way. Through the heart notes of oud and vanilla, it softens the otherwise sharp top note and manages to create a unique aura just in the course of the fragrance, which I have not yet been allowed to smell so.

The almost addictive drydown stands out clearly from the brother with the smoky pineapple and is much milder, less intrusive but no less demanding. But enough of Aventus, because besides the top note, which comes across much more citrus (Sure, is also bergamot and coriander with in it, goes more in the direction of Hacivat) the two share no common ground.

Imperium has a great concept and has the reputation of a Doupes definitively not deserved. The fragrance is so thought out and polished that you can immediately tell that an absolute professional was at work. This concept is also reflected in the great packaging and the bottle, which comes against every expectation unspeakably heavy and noble. The perfume gives one from opening the package to the application to the really good (although not excellent, but that fits then again into the concept) durability an unspeakable feeling of luxury and charm.

Imperium is for me a hidden champion for the colder summer days, autumn and the occasions on which you want to stand out. I recommend it to test this fragrance absolutely the whole day and not only the top note to evaluate, because just in the 3 Dimensionalen fragrance development is the magic of this wonderful perfume.

EDIT: I don't know if it's just me but in the drydown I smell a certain similarity to Rojas Enigma (a fragrance I adore). I assume this comes from the vanilla in conjunction with the bergamot. The scents smell definitv not the same but share similarities.

08/03/2021

5
Pricing 9
Bottle 8
Sillage 9
Longevity 6
Scent

Ischgelroi
224 Reviews

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Ischgelroi

I can't quite understand the good reviews...

I received my filling of Imperium today. I was really very excited again, what awaits me there. Imperium is really very well rated and also on YouTube I have already heard a lot to Imperium, especially the similarity to Aventus was a frequently addressed point.

On the subject of Aventus: I don't think Imperium resembles Aventus at all. I see a resemblance more to Nishane Hacivat with some Mancera Cedrat Bois added, but without leather. However, this blend does not give any resemblance to Aventus. Imperium is also significantly sweeter than Aventus.

The scent itself: Imperium is fruity and fresh, which I quite like, although I don't 100% like the vanilla that kicks in after 20-30 minutes. After about 2-3 hours, the base note slowly comes to the fore. Here begins at least for me the reason why I do not find Imperium so great: Imperium contains some musk which I find unpleasant here. Normally this doesn't bother me so much, but in combination with the amber and the vanilla it gives a rather low quality impression. This impression now prevails throughout the rest of about 7-8 hours. The base note makes unfortunately after 5-6 hours already 70-80% of the fragrance. The whole smells for me simply not balanced and not well created. The base note unfortunately disturbs the beautiful top and base notes.

The durability is really very good. I can Imperium after now over 10 hours still perceive well and the silage is initially also strong something about an arm's length is but after about 4 hours already increasingly skin.
As a conclusion, anyone looking for an Aventus should take distance from Imperium, because Imperium is not an Aventus and fans of Hacivat will miss the pineapple here. Imperium should be considered as an independent fragrance, under these aspects, a purchase may certainly make sense. For me, unfortunately, not, because I did not really like the fragrance because of the unaromatic base note.

09/15/2023

7
Pricing 10
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 10
Scent

Basti87
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Basti87

Helpful Review 6

Great fusion of two fragrance DNAs

I have no idea where this hype has suddenly come from, as this Imperium has been on the market since 2019. I only became aware of this item this year. Many people didn't carry this brand before. I wasn't aware of this British brand until the hype about this Imperium broke out.
Bought this year. 100ml are really not cheap, which you can already guess from the bottle. Huge, very heavy and simply one of the most beautiful bottles on the market. They are even more beautiful in real life and feel great in the hand. The large box is also very heavy and extremely attractive. I also think the sprayer is one of the best on the market. Convinced already.

As I said, a little hype has arisen around this fragrance this year. It's already being talked about a lot. No wonder. Fragrances that go roughly in the Aventus direction are somehow always being talked about. Especially here, because this Aventus-like freshness meets a great sweetness like you find in Nishane Ani. You can already read it in the statements: Aventus & Ani. This sums it up quite well. If you like these two fragrance DNA's and would like to mix both: Here it is. The quality of the fragrance notes is already very high. It is also slightly reminiscent of Cedrat Boise, which also starts fresh and becomes sweeter as it progresses. However, I find this Imperium even more sophisticated.
Immediately after spraying it on, Aventus comes to mind, even if it is still a long way off. This DNA simply haunts you and almost every brand has a fragrance in this style. There's no pineapple & birch here, but bergamot and coriander have that similar vibe. Vanilla from the base kicks in very early. With the herbaceous coriander, this vanilla is very reminiscent of Ani. I don't find the floral notes from the heart note very present, but they could contribute to this smooth DNA. The drydown is very woody + a little spice and the vanilla, which is perceptible over the entire course.
I don't detect any oud, but it has a great woody spiciness.
All in all, for me it's half an Aventus Ani clone, which was probably created subconsciously. For me, it's a great mix of two DNAs that harmonize perfectly. The compliment factor could even be higher than with Aventus, if that is important to you. This non-sticky sweetness is sure to find many fans.
Performance is really good. Significantly better than the current batches of Aventus. This Imperium should last 8 hours with good sillage over a few hours. Absolutely OK and perfect for everyday wear. Due to its sweetness, however, it is not a bad companion for the evening either. All in all, an all-rounder that always works despite vanilla.

Conclusion: Nothing really new on the market. It will certainly get a lot of hate in addition to the hype, but for me it's a worthwhile alternative. Anyone who likes Aventus and Ani should try this one.

01/29/2021

10
Pricing 10
Bottle 9
Sillage 9
Longevity 10
Scent

KristinaKii
9 Reviews

KristinaKii

Helpful Review 8

This needs more attention

What a beautiful scent it is! It is strange that nobody talks about it more.
There are lots of vanilla and this scent is about this note. However, it's fresh and flowery more than gourmand.
People compare it to Creed Aventus for men, and I can honestly say that it has the vibe. However, only at the opening. And Imperium is totally unisex, to my mind, whereas I could never see Aventus on a woman.
As the scent develops on the skin, it becomes a little greener, but just a little, just a hint. And the vanilla is present all the time, for me at least. This vanilla reminds me of another popular fragrance – Ani from Nishane. So I would call Imperium a beautiful child of Aventus and Ani. Yet, it is a different scent on its own, and definitely worth trying.
The performance of this scent is perfect. It stays on the skin for hours, it projects, it will stick to clothes. It's really addictive and I would call it one of my favorite discoveries of 2020.

10/04/2023

7
Pricing 10
Bottle 7
Sillage 7
Longevity 8
Scent

Cimi
94 Reviews

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Cimi

Helpful Review 3

Hacivat X meets Nishane Ani: Definitely overhyped, but with charm!

Not much needs to be said about the bottle; not only does it look high quality, but it also feels that way at half a kilo in weight. But hey, it depends on the content... and this is actually good, but if you know Hacivat and Ani - unfortunately not earth-shattering! What do I mean by that?

- In the opening, you can already smell out very strongly the Hacivat DNA; not Hacivat, but the Hacivat X, to be honest! You can smell out well that it is not the pineapple, but the bergamot. Per se not bad, but if you have Hacivat, it is already extremely redundant and far less performant in the opening.

- In the drydown, you get an extremely Ani-like vanilla note; really marginally different, which is probably due to additional notes (quite a bit earthier thanks to the patchouli, the oud is barely perceptible, but already plays in when you know it). For untrained noses - like my wife's - it smells unflatteringly like Hacivat in the upbeat and Ani in the drydown, she could not perceive much difference here.

- H/S is average maximum slightly above; the sillage is not earth-shattering, the durability slightly better, but not comparable with fragrances in this price category.

Well, does it need the Electimuss Imperium? Actually, not if you already have both fragrances separately and want to enjoy them for their respective purposes. BUT: if you do not own both, it is a great compromise to experience both in the course following each. The transition and "complexity" is in itself exciting compared to the respective rather linear progressions of the Nishanes in the individual domains.

Yes it is good - but by far not as it was / is hyped. Therefore, necessarily test in advance and for Nishane Ani + Hacivat owners; ask yourself the question whether it really needs this fragrance as a symbiosis of both in your collection in addition.

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