Marubis

I have Si EdT as a miniature at home and was able to sniff it quite a bit and form my impression of this fragrance.

Clearly, it rides, like many others at the moment, on the overly sweet waves and imposes itself on you. The beginning is very sweet, primarily characterized by blackcurrant and mandarin. This fruit mix is still quite nice and doesn't hit you as hard as La vie est Belle.

BUT, here comes the real calorie bomb. I'm not sure what it is, but I suspect it's the May rose that combines with one of the fruity sweet components to create an unbelievably sweet concoction.

In the middle, it becomes quite nice, a bit calmer, the sweetness decreases, and eventually all the fruit and flower disappear, leaving only the woody base. However, I don't find it very elegant. It comes across as somewhat clumsy/cheap to me. Overall, the scent simply reminds me of my village disco, where made-up hens stand around feeling sexy.

In conclusion, I would like to note that I noticed shimmer pigments in the perfume. I'm not sure if it's just generally due to the oil content in the perfume, but the shimmer does appear very pearlescent compared to the rest of the skin. This brings us back to the village disco.

I think the fragrance appeals to young, pubescent girls, but it's not a Si for an adult woman. If Si, then preferably Si Intense.

I’ll be honest.
I bought La Nuit Trésor purely for its appearance, even though I don’t really like Trésor that much.
But the sight of it definitely triggered my must-have collector instinct.
I don’t regret the purchase, as it is a very beautiful scent.

At first, it is sweet and heavy without overwhelming anyone with a chemical punch.
You can clearly smell the rose and the vanilla, which is very feminine.
For me, the scent is truly a great fragrance for the evening or for the cold season.

The sweetness gradually softens and makes way for the smoky incense, which then harmonizes wonderfully with the vanilla. I think you can definitely recognize a bit of Trésor in the scent, but I like La Nuit Trésor much better. It hugs the skin and has something very seductive for me. A sweetness that suits a woman who no longer wants to be a little girl.

The design speaks for itself. It looks just as beautiful in person as it does in the photo and is truly a lovely diamond, as my predecessor called it. On me, the scent lasts over 10 hours, although one should consider that I sprayed it in the evening and could still smell it clearly the next afternoon.

For me, La Nuit Trésor is a really successful version that clearly distinguishes itself from Trésor and goes its own way. More modern, sensual, and simply a complete delight to snuggle up to.

No, love was not immediate between me and Reveal.
Not at first sniff and not at the second.
But all good things come in threes, and suddenly there was a connection to this perfume.

Interestingly, I had completely different experiences with the scent than my predecessor. I smell no pepper, just something bitter that is probably supposed to be the pepper. That was what initially put me off, but I have to give it time. After about 15 minutes, it fades away, and then the water lily comes through, merging with the salt and creating a subtle scent of the sea with the elegance of the lily.

On my skin, it lasts very well. I could still smell a hint of it on my wrist after 24 hours from one spray. But I have also noticed that perfumes tend to cling quite well to me, and I stick to a maximum of 2 sprays.

But now back to the scent itself. I find it very understated. For me, it is not erotic and sparkling but clear, elegant, and a little cold. This is how a business lady smells to me. She does not clumsily put herself in the foreground but subtly assesses the situation before winning her clients over with her uniqueness.

In this way, Reveal has also won me over. I will not wear it on a date, but at work, where it will be a wonderful companion.

This scent is simply absolutely terrible. It's almost a shame to write a comment about it, but I just can't help myself.

This "perfume" smells like cheap deodorant mixed with sweat after exercising. It's just a scent of the absolute worst kind. I suspect it's the clove that stands out from the fruit medley.

Hilfiger Woman Cheerfully Pink is, for me, the ultimate no-go. It's my number one in the negative ranking. With this composition, they truly haven't done anyone any favors. It's time to jump in the shower.

Despite the fact that I am a woman, I enjoy testing men's fragrances. I find a well-scented man simply attractive, and if HE doesn't know what he wants, he gets the appropriate gift from me.

The Brilliant Game will not be it, though. My spontaneous thought about the scent? It smells like that cheap lemon tea granulate. I can detect the cedar, but it doesn't save it for me anymore.

So he really shouldn't smell like this. At least not for me!