Adrenaline

21 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• mrocknso

  January 29, 2015

  

  It doesn’t remind me of Polo Red at all. It’s much more artificial and synthetic. Polo is more sophisticated and sweet. Adrenaline has a potent synthetic aroma; it smells very good at first but ends up getting tiring.

• Boy.Capel

  April 16, 2015

  

  Before reading the reviews, I thought: ‘It reminds me of Polo Red’. I think it’s an acceptable celebrity fragrance, sweet, good for cold days. Maybe I’ll buy it.

• Nekoboy

  April 22, 2015

  

  I bought it a week ago and I absolutely love it. It’s truly irresistible; I feel like I want to bite into it. Haha. The downside is that on my skin, it doesn’t last long, maybe up to 4 hours, and I have to reapply. It’s a shame since it’s not exactly cheap either. But weighing the pros and cons, it’s a good purchase.

• DavidLalique

  May 27, 2015

  

  Well, this perfume is just one of those that’s good and that’s it; it’s not a masterpiece. On my skin, it smells like mocha, and honestly, it smells quite good for the price. Longevity and sillage are good within its power range. I give it a 6/10, and I think that’s more than enough.

• angel24

  February 21, 2016

  

  A perfumer insisted on offering me this perfume, probably because she had a promotion, haha. To me, it’s a generic scent and a cheap copy of Versace Eros, at $30 for a 100ml bottle. It also reminds me of Perry Ellis 360 Collection, ideal for anyone who doesn’t want to spend big on Eros; this will do just fine.

• Boy.Capel

  May 11, 2016

  

  To start, I’ll say that Adrenaline isn’t a fragrance for niche noses… It’s affordable in most countries, averaging around $20, sweet but not overwhelming, with a hint of spice. It feels like a cross between Polo Red and Givenchy Play. It has medium-to-low longevity and sillage (depends on skin, weather, etc.). In short, if your nose isn’t offended by something synthetic and you like sweets, you should try it. I also note it has a resemblance to Natura’s Aurum.

• entredicho

  January 8, 2017

  

  I have this because someone gifted it to me; I don’t think I would have bought it myself. It smells good, sure, but it doesn’t stand out as a scent with its own identity. It smells like Polo Red, perhaps less intense. It’s a great pick-me-up for that first morning coffee. I’m glad to have it close. The dry-down reminds me of the smell of a dry cork from a red wine bottle. I also own the cream after-shave, and it’s definitely better than the perfume itself, at least for me.

• RafaelGR

  August 21, 2017

  

  Better than Polo Red on my skin, with a slightly more masculine touch.

• Pácolo

  December 12, 2019

  

  Forget the prejudice; just because it’s by a singer doesn’t make it bad. It’s sweet but not gourmand, fruity, and when it dries down, it smells just like Eros Flame. To me, it reminds me of red berries or blackberry. It’s cheap, smells good, lasts a decent amount of time, and has moderate projection. A small but great find…

• Ninfus

  December 17, 2019

  

  Sweet, exotic, slightly synthetic perfume. Longevity: 7.5: Lasts a minimum of 6 hours on my skin. Projection: 7.5: Good projection. Projects heavily for 2 hours, then fades very slowly. Versatility: 7.5: Winter, autumn, and spring are its correct seasons. Scent: 6.5: Rich but too synthetic. Overall: 7: A very sweet, quite rich, and fairly cheap perfume, albeit synthetic.

• Pácolo

  December 29, 2019

  

  Prejudices aside; just because it’s by a “singer” doesn’t mean it has to be bad; it isn’t. It’s sweet but not gourmand; it’s fruity. In the dry-down, it’s very similar to “Eros Flame.” It reminds me of the smell of red fruits or berries. It’s cheap, smells good, lasts a decent amount of time, and projects moderately. A small discovery…

• tolo801

  April 26, 2020

  

  After stopping to read the other reviews on Fragrantica about this perfume, I can summarize that it’s somewhat synthetic, like the vast majority of famous designer perfumes today. However, it’s not fair to read so much negative criticism of this wonderful perfume if you compare the price-to-scent ratio. I give it a 10/10; it’s better than many high-cost perfumes. The scent has a characteristic smell, but it’s slightly light, reminiscent of Ultra Male by Jean Paul Gaultier, of course, but it distinguishes itself and embraces its own identity. Skin longevity, in my case, was over 10 hours, and I could still smell it on my wrist quite a bit. The trail is heavy and noticeable from the moment you put it on, and after three hours, it still smells excellent. My sister asked me what I was wearing at a distance of 3 meters and said, “You smell good.” I was surprised because I didn’t think it would project or have such a noticeable trail. I received other compliments too; at a similar distance of about 1.5 meters while in a group, one of my classmates said, “Who’s wearing that scent? I haven’t stopped smelling it; it smells exquisite.” She started closing in and asked if it was me, then asked what brand of perfume I was wearing because she was crazy about it. But I always reserve my fragrance so it doesn’t get mass-produced. If I told you all the compliments from women and praise from colleagues, I wouldn’t stop; it’s a hidden gem. In terms of scent, projection, trail, and longevity, it’s excellent; nothing is missing. The perfume blends citrus, fruity, and floral notes on the skin very well. Women love it; it can last all night. Its strength is at night, with cooler temperatures, but it’s great. When it starts to get warm or people start dancing, it projects more and transforms into a beast with an impactful dry-down. I’m surprised because it always gives you a sigh of the scent. Very sublime… Now comes the question: would I recommend it? Yes, at 100%, especially for parties, nights, cool temperatures, not too hot, going out at night, meeting a partner, club outings. I give it a 10/10. I recommend buying the cream and gel and the perfume to apply it with the magic I’m mentioning, and you’ll see the magic of the perfume. It blends very well to reach excellence.

• tolo801

  May 6, 2020

  

  After reading other reviews on Fragantica, it initially sounds synthetic like most big designer scents today, but that’s unfair to this wonderful perfume. If you look at the price-to-scent ratio, I give it a 10 out of 10; it outperforms many high-cost options. It has a distinctive, light scent reminiscent of Jean Paul’s Ultra Male, yet with its own identity. On my skin, it lasted over 10 hours; even at the three-hour mark, the trail was heavy and noticeable from afar. My sister, standing three meters away, asked what I was wearing and said it smelled amazing. I was so surprised by the projection that I thought it wouldn’t be noticeable at all. Another compliment: at about 1.5 meters in a group, a coworker couldn’t stop sniffing the air, asked for the brand because it attracted her like crazy, but I kept the fragrance to myself so as not to overexpose it. If I listed all the compliments from women and colleagues, I’d say it’s a hidden gem. Scent, trail, projection, and longevity: excellent, nothing is missing; it blends citrus, fruity, and floral notes perfectly. Women love it, and it lasts all night. Its strength lies in the evening with cool temperatures, but once the dancing starts or it gets warm, it projects even more and transforms into a beast with an impactful dry-down. It always leaves you breathless, truly sublime. Would I recommend it? 100%, especially for parties, cool nights, evening outings, meeting a partner, or clubbing. I give it 10 out of 10 on compliments. I recommend buying the cream and gel along with the perfume to boost the magic I’m describing; you’ll see the difference. Combine everything to reach true excellence.

• Bofifa

  April 21, 2021

  

  That summer so many years ago, I spent my nights studying and listening to music on Radio 3. After my exams, I planned to meet Montse. I’d known her for a few months. One afternoon, I ran into an old schoolmate on the train; she was heading to Barcelona to meet a friend, and since I was meeting a friend too, we decided to grab a drink as a group. When I saw Montse, my jaw dropped. I really liked her and managed to get her email address in those early days of the internet. We started talking more and more. We had plans to meet up, but Montse lived in Tarragona, which was quite far away. To make matters worse, she’d fallen for someone else. As I started opening my heart to her, she became cold, and we lost all contact right up until after the summer. Then, to my surprise, Montse reached out. She’d spent a few weeks in an English village, forgotten her ex, and wanted to meet me. One night, to see a concert in Tarragona and then sleep at a friend’s house. The day before, she called and said her friend only had one bed and we’d have to sleep together. Would it bother me? Of course not. I told my brother, and he said, “Buy some condoms.” I couldn’t believe it because I’d never touched a girl before. Sex was very much on my mind but far from reality, almost a fantasy, a dimension that had always been closed to me, yet suddenly it opened up. That afternoon, I showered, put on a long-sleeved blue shirt rolled up à la Íñigo in “Al salir de clase” (my prototype of a cool guy back then), waxed my shoes, and bathed myself in perfume. I don’t remember which one, but I’m sure it had to be a celebrity brand. Here I’d like to pay homage to that type of perfume. Back then, it was unthinkable to own a Dior, Chanel, or Guerlain. As a student with no money, it was completely out of reach. Daily, I used my dad’s cologne (Agua Brava, Herbíssimo, Boston Men, or whatever it was), and for special occasions, I wore what my mom had bought me. It was always a celebrity scent. Maybe it was Antonio Banderas. No idea. I went to the station, took the last train, and met Montse in Tarragona. I got really nervous because she was stunning. She was a petite girl with long, wavy brown hair, huge green eyes, and a perfect smile with straight white teeth. She wore a short black dress and, since it was chilly, a denim jacket over it. We went to the outdoor concert: Paco Ibáñez. But I spent the whole time wondering what to do, far from any naturalness, and thinking about songs by Los Planetas, the band I liked at the time. Afterward, we had a few drinks. Finally, very late at night, we walked along a promenade by the beach to her friend’s house. I tried to get things going in the clumsiest way imaginable, and she said nothing, just smiled. Honestly, I would have been content with some kisses. Climbing almost in the dark up the stairs of that old Mediterranean house, she threw herself on me and kissed me. We went into the room in silence. The window was open, letting in the moonlight. I couldn’t believe it: this was finally happening. She took off her dress and was wearing a black outfit. I took it off. There before me was her naked body, small breasts, pale skin, ready to quench the thirst that had been brewing in me for too many years. Every small step was a discovery. Her skin was tight and smooth, and her body emanated a sweet aroma. She reacted to every test I made with my hands, my tongue. I crossed unknown, amazing, and lush territory without a map. But then I was inside her; I felt like jumping off a slide into a new stadium in my life. As her legs wrapped around me, I heard her moans right by my ear and realized that one of my biggest doubts as a virgin—how long I could hold out—was resolved with every thrust, every kiss, every scratch of her nails on my back. I could last a while, but I had no idea how long was necessary. So, at some point, I decided to finish in case I was dragging it out. I still had much to learn about the unwritten rules of sex and the language of naked bodies. Montse fell asleep beside me, and I hugged her. I couldn’t sleep all night. The violet light filtering through the window fell on her. The sound of the waves was crisp, and I entertained myself watching her curves and the smooth skin of her buttocks. My body asked for more, but I was completely paralyzed. It was one of the most beautiful moments I’ve ever lived. The next day, we said goodbye at the station with a kiss. I went home full of illusions, love, and hope: my heart wouldn’t fit in my chest. Of course, I didn’t imagine I’d ever see her again. Adrenaline by Enrique Iglesias won’t have the best ingredients in the world; in fact, it’s very synthetic. It also isn’t original, as it’s sort of a One Million with a lot of apple. And its performance won’t be that of a Mancera, but it lasts well for about six hours. I didn’t wear it then, but I could have now. I think celebrity perfumes play a valuable role in the spark and fantasy of very young guys just starting to live. People without the necessary background to appreciate the nuances of life and the gray spaces between black and white. And who simply want to enjoy, without more, something accessible and seductive that highlights those moments that mark a before and after.

• S3bastian

  August 30, 2021

  

  Hello, this is fast and easy. My experience: Longevity: 8 hours. Projection: 2-3 hours. Rich scent, nothing super, but it has a great price and performance. The cost-benefit ratio is excellent. Overall score: 7.5, well deserved. Cheers!

• S3bastian

  September 18, 2021

  

  Hey, it’s fast and easy. On my skin, it lasts 8 hours with 2 to 3 hours of projection. It smells great; it’s not top-tier, but the price and performance are top-notch—the value for money is brutal. Rating: 7.5, well deserved. Cheers!

• Dyoanu

  July 19, 2022

  

  Honestly, I saw it was cheap and bought it blindly. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised. I really liked it. An exquisite citrus opening that quickly gives way to a very pleasant leather note. I’ve been testing it at home and don’t see it projecting too much or having great longevity, but it’s worth it for the price.

• Garanard

  December 26, 2022

  

  I bought it blindly to complete the order amount and get free shipping. Honestly, the fragrance is quite good for the price. On me, it lasts about 4 hours, projecting for the first hour before settling into the skin. It doesn’t have much projection or sillage, but it does make itself felt, mostly for people in your personal bubble. I’d say the fragrance is flat; it doesn’t evolve much. Basically, it’s a citrus scent, slightly sweet, with the main note being leather, which stands out the most. There’s a small cedar base, but it’s not very present unless you really look for it. It’s an economical fragrance and good for daily use, but nothing special, with somewhat short longevity and projection. I’d recommend using it on warm days because I imagine it might disappear on cooler days.

• Alex_Rex

  October 29, 2023

  

  Review of Enrique Iglesias’ Adrenaline. Honestly, this fragrance pleasantly surprised me. The opening is a well-vanillized citrus—which is my star note—followed by a quite acceptable leather dry down. The fragrance lasts about four hours with an average projection of one hour. We could say it’s fairly basic, but it delivers well for the price. It’s a typical scent that doesn’t clash at all and can be worn both formally and informally. I recommend it for spring—like I’m experiencing now, living in the Southern Hemisphere—and autumn without too much cold. The price in my country when I bought it—Argentina—was very affordable for people’s budgets. I’m not sure now. It has gotten me compliments at my workplace—office—from both male and female colleagues, who even recommended it to the guys. In short, it’s an affordable, pleasant fragrance that doesn’t clash at all in both professional and personal settings, and you’ll receive compliments. Greetings.

• sicarx-x

  November 27, 2024

  

  It’s not a bad perfume, but it’s very sweet and synthetic, and the leather note is very noticeable once it dries down.

• metroidsoldier

  September 22, 2025

  

  What does it smell like: Yanbal’s Adrenaline is very youthful, not this one by a famous singer. Since its scent is very leathery, citrusy, and youthful, the smell is almost identical, though its longevity lasts a minimum of 5 to 6 hours. This one is great. Ideal for all types of climates.