Mr. Stinky Cat loves the house of Morph. Whether it's
Cruda,
Indomable or, as is currently the case,
Zeta, there has to be a Morph in his wardrobe. He loves this "DNA" of the house.
Disumano was unknown to him until now. Through a sharing, we both took the opportunity to test this fragrance.
The fragrance starts: Spicy. Yes, we both get a spicy touch in the top note, very light, mixed with fruity mandarin. At first I thought it was pepper, but my nose played a trick on me.
The spicy-fruity note is replaced relatively quickly by sweet coconut, the fruity, juicy mandarin fades into the background, but can still be smelled very delicately for quite some time. The coconut scent is really nice and creamy, it makes me think of coconut quark, which is available in the summer as a "special edition" from my favorite dairy product manufacturer. Almost edible! The scent stays on my skin for about 3 hours.
In the base, the fragrance seems like a Zeta clone to me. It smells of almonds and a little vanilla. I think amber, musk and tonka bean step on the gas and do their best. I can barely make out any difference between the two fragrances.
The sillage is strong, an arm's length away and you can smell me for hours, it only gets close to the body late on. The fragrance also lasts for hours on my skin. I applied it this morning at 11:30 and I can still smell a little "Zeta-Disumano" on my wrist.
A beautiful fragrance for spring and summer, I think it's also good to wear in fall. For winter with temperatures around 0 degrees like now, however, I personally prefer my resin, leather and spice sweet bombs.
My husband would wear
Disumano even in the middle of winter. When asked why, he promptly replied: "Morph are mine".
Top Notes 
Heart Notes 
Base Notes 
