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A Calm Scent in Stressful Times
It must be mentioned upfront that Hacivat certainly resembles Creed Aventus or has a similar DNA. However, in my opinion, the two scents are not as similar as is often portrayed. Anyone testing or buying the fragrance blindly with the expectation that it is an Aventus, just with longer longevity and stronger sillage, can be very disappointed.
Personally, I find Aventus to be soft-smoky with a leather-like, also classically elegant finish. I can even imagine that it is more accessible to more people compared to Hacivat, despite its "sharper" development.
Hacivat is greener, earthier, and more robust - which is certainly due to the strength of the oakmoss. The fruitiness fades and makes way for oakmoss, patchouli, and wood in my eyes. The development is smoother compared to Aventus. I completely understand if there are some fragrance lovers who find the oakmoss too dominant. For me, however, it makes the scent pleasantly complex and less mainstream. Additionally, the fragrance gives me a certain calmness and feels niche-elegant. Especially the longer longevity and stronger sillage (which is subjective) can be advantages.
For all those who like the Aventus DNA and are not bothered by the green character, Hacivat is the somewhat more special and characterful scent. Despite the similar DNA, Hacivat will sometimes fit the personality of the fragrance lover more, sometimes less.
Definitely test it beforehand and do not expect to smell a souped-up Aventus.
Personally, I find Aventus to be soft-smoky with a leather-like, also classically elegant finish. I can even imagine that it is more accessible to more people compared to Hacivat, despite its "sharper" development.
Hacivat is greener, earthier, and more robust - which is certainly due to the strength of the oakmoss. The fruitiness fades and makes way for oakmoss, patchouli, and wood in my eyes. The development is smoother compared to Aventus. I completely understand if there are some fragrance lovers who find the oakmoss too dominant. For me, however, it makes the scent pleasantly complex and less mainstream. Additionally, the fragrance gives me a certain calmness and feels niche-elegant. Especially the longer longevity and stronger sillage (which is subjective) can be advantages.
For all those who like the Aventus DNA and are not bothered by the green character, Hacivat is the somewhat more special and characterful scent. Despite the similar DNA, Hacivat will sometimes fit the personality of the fragrance lover more, sometimes less.
Definitely test it beforehand and do not expect to smell a souped-up Aventus.
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It's always good to have this kind of fragrance in your collection
Nishane Deziro, received as a sample a month ago: Is it something special/new? “No, definitely not.” Are there more interesting fragrances? “Yes, of course.” Should it get a rating above 7? “No.” Nevertheless, it’s good to have such a fragrance in your collection!
In everyday life, between work, family, daycare, hobbies, etc., there simply isn't the time and sometimes the desire to think every morning about which fragrance fits best today. Deziro is made for such days - category: “uncomplicated all-rounder,” similar to Percival or Bleu de Chanel.
Its fresh orientation makes it especially wearable for me in spring and summer. However, it can also be worn year-round without any issues. And although there are undoubtedly cheaper alternatives, I personally like Deziro the most at the moment. Perhaps also because it is worn less frequently compared to Chanel or Parfums de Marly.
In summary, one can say that it is not a must-have for fragrance lovers, or if you already have fragrances like Percival or Bleu de Chanel in your collection. Since my Percival has now run out, I will choose Deziro. Such a fragrance should not be missing in my collection at least.
In everyday life, between work, family, daycare, hobbies, etc., there simply isn't the time and sometimes the desire to think every morning about which fragrance fits best today. Deziro is made for such days - category: “uncomplicated all-rounder,” similar to Percival or Bleu de Chanel.
Its fresh orientation makes it especially wearable for me in spring and summer. However, it can also be worn year-round without any issues. And although there are undoubtedly cheaper alternatives, I personally like Deziro the most at the moment. Perhaps also because it is worn less frequently compared to Chanel or Parfums de Marly.
In summary, one can say that it is not a must-have for fragrance lovers, or if you already have fragrances like Percival or Bleu de Chanel in your collection. Since my Percival has now run out, I will choose Deziro. Such a fragrance should not be missing in my collection at least.
