Confetto

15 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Lito

  April 6, 2015

  

  It’s a vintage-school fragrance, the kind that tempts you while you get ready, making you wish for more olfactory treasures. It never fails; even if I’m unfaithful to it, when I crave it, it’s the one! The effect is incredible, both on me and my surroundings. It’s one of those scents where strangers take deep breaths… you either love it or hate it.

• Lito

  April 6, 2015

  

  For me, it’s an old-school perfume. It’s one of those fragrances that, as soon as you start getting ready, you crave it, and there’s no room for the rest of the olfactory treasures. It never fails me, and although I’m terribly unfaithful, the day I crave it, it has to be this one, and the effect is incredible, both on myself and my surroundings. It’s one of those scents where you find strangers inhaling big breaths of it… Either you like it or you hate it.

• Fragancias y momentos

  January 20, 2018

  

  I only tried a tester and it seemed impressive to me.

• FranSeatJones.

  November 21, 2019

  

  Blessed God!! How does this smell, folks. And I thought there wasn’t a creamier perfume than Guerlain’s Terracota… Well, what an olfactory thing. What a gorgeous perfume. But nothing new that doesn’t delight me about Dior’s Hypnotic Poison (parfum version) because the EDT for me… nothing like it. Should I recommend it? Definitely. Would I buy it? No, I won’t be unfaithful to my Poisoned Apple from Dior.

• Lux

  November 19, 2021

  

  Who wants to smell like sugar-coated almonds? Well, here it is. That said, magically it’s not cloying or overwhelming. Profumum Roma creates perfect sweet aromas. Of cream, sugar, glucose, gum… and they don’t tire or cover up, but rather envelop and provide incomparable warmth.

• SeekerofHugs

  May 20, 2022

  

  It’s similar to Hypnotic Poison but much more intense and balanced. Though it would be more accurate to say Hypnotic Poison resembles Confetto, since this one hit the market two years before Dior’s. Confetto is a wonderful gourmand that smells just like peeled nuts. These are toasted almonds bathed in fine layers of sugar with an anise touch. That anise provides the perfume with a bitter note, but it doesn’t compare to the sweetness and creaminess of the vanilla alongside the candied almond, which are more notable. It has a very powdery aroma and a slight plasticky note that doesn’t bother me. The amber adds a lot of depth while the musk rounds off the fragrance. After several hours, it turns into exquisite cotton candy. It’s very sweet but doesn’t reach the point of being sickening; it’s sexy but doesn’t shout, distinctive yet easy to wear. Magnetic, soft, comforting, hypnotic, perfect for me. And do you know what’s best? The performance. Every time I try Hypnotic Poison, I get annoyed because its reformulation doesn’t last at all. In contrast, Confetto is insane. Strong sillage and excellent longevity. It’s exactly what I always dreamed Dior’s would be. So bye bye Hypnotic Poison, hello Confetto. I’ll definitely buy it because this magical potion is worth every penny and lasts forever. EDIT: I’ve been wearing it for days and people love it. The cardboard tag has been smelling great for a week; I’ve never seen anything like it. I’m so obsessed I bought it as a self-gift for my birthday. Aww

• SeekerofHugs

  June 10, 2022

  

  It’s similar to Hypnotic Poison but much more intense and balanced. In fact, it would be more accurate to say that Hypnotic Poison resembles Confetto, since this one came out two years earlier. It’s a wonderful gourmand that smells like candied almonds: roasted almonds bathed in fine sugar with an anise touch. That anise adds a bitter note, but it doesn’t compete with the sweetness and creaminess of the vanilla and candied almond, which are the stars. It has a powdery aroma and a slightly plastic note that doesn’t bother me. The amber gives it depth and the musk rounds everything off. After several hours, it turns into an exquisite cotton candy. It’s very sweet but not sickly, sexy without shouting, distinctive yet easy to wear. Magnetic, soft, comforting, hypnotic, perfect for me. The best part is the performance: every time I try Hypnotic Poison, I get angry because the reformulation doesn’t last at all, while Confetto is crazy. Strong trail and excellent longevity. It’s what I always dreamed of from the Dior scent. Goodbye Hypnotic Poison, hello Confetto. I’ll definitely buy it because this magic potion is worth every penny and lasts forever. EDIT: I’ve been wearing it for days and people love it. The cardstock has been smelling for a week; I haven’t seen anything like it. I’m so obsessed that I bought it as a self-gift for my birthday. Aww

• Tamachan

  August 1, 2022

  

  Confetto smells like those pastel-colored candied almonds sold in Chile, but with a hint of anise added to the candy. After half an hour, the vanilla is noticeable, sweetening without being cloying, then it blends with a musky touch. After four hours, it’s already clinging to the skin, warmer, though that halo of anise-candied almond remains. It’s quite linear; if you don’t like sweet almonds and anise, better not buy it blindly. Does it resemble Hypnotic Poison? A little, that almond-vanilla accord is similar, but Confetto doesn’t hurt anywhere, whereas the Dior one gives me a headache. Plus, each has its own stamp: Confetto with the anise and Hypnotic Poison with an artificial coconut identical to the one in Dolce Garden by D&G. Moderate projection and lasting 5 to 7 hours on my skin.

• Tamachan

  August 12, 2022

  

  Confetto smells exactly like candied almonds, those pastel-colored ones sold in Chile, but with anise essence added to the candy. After half an hour, you can appreciate the vanilla, sweetening everything but not to the point of being cloying. A little later, the vanilla mingles with a musky note. Finally, by the fourth hour, the fragrance is closer to the skin but still perceptible; the vanilla feels warmer, and there’s still a hint of that anise-almond halo. Certainly, it’s quite linear, so if you want to buy it blind, you must like sweet almond and anise notes. Does it resemble Hypnotic Poison? Hmm, a little; the sweet, vanillaized almond accord is quite predominant and similar in both, however, Confetto never becomes sharp at any point, whereas the Dior fragrance gives me a headache. On the other hand, both have other notes that stand out and differentiate them completely: Confetto with anise, Hypnotic Poison with coconut, an artificial one identical to the one in Dolce Garden by D&G. And what about Kenzo Amour? No, not this one. Moderate projection and 5-7 hours longevity on my skin.

• Calitxe

  May 28, 2023

  

  Confetto is a memory of better times and a refuge for shitty days when you’d rather be in a hole. It’s the scent that pulls you out of that quantum subnormal state and changes your mood, cheering you up with memories of fair stalls selling candied almonds and roasted nuts. It’s that sweet aroma between candied almonds and nuts that, over time, turns into an exquisite, comforting vanilla, without being cloying or heavy. Ideal for dates or special occasions to stand out, with a spectacular longevity of over ten hours and the beastly quality of Profumum Roma. It’s liquid fair magic, capable of bringing a smile to your face. An exquisite gourmand that has been overshadowed by others like Dulcis in fundo or Sorriso, but in my opinion, it has nothing to envy them, surpassing them in originality. If you try it, don’t hesitate, because Confetto does not disappoint.

• NannyOrevir

  June 7, 2023

  

  If you like Dior’s Hypnotic Poison, this is for you. They smell similar, but you can tell the quality of the notes in this perfume is higher. The longevity of these perfumes is insane. I passed on it because I’m not a huge fan of the memory I have of Hypnotic, but it’s a sweet and beautiful gem from the house.

• Calitxe

  June 14, 2023

  

  Confetto is a memory of better times, a refuge for those shitty days when you’d rather stay in a hole than go out. It’s that scent that pulls you out of this quantum subnormality and changes your mood for the day, making it easier and brighter with the aromatic memory of those fairground stalls selling peeled nuts and sugar-coated almonds. Because that’s what Confetto is: the sweet scent hovering between peeled nuts and sugar-coated almonds, which over time shifts into an exquisite vanilla that lulls and comforts. Not cloying or heavy by any means, wearable in any season except extreme heat, ideal for a date or a special occasion where you want to stand out with a special, original fragrance. It has spectacular longevity of over ten hours on skin and the beastly quality Profumum Roma is known for… Confetto is fairground magic in liquid form, capable of making you smile when nothing else can. One of those exquisite gourmands that was overshadowed by some of its siblings like Dulcis in fundo or Sorriso, but personally, I think it has nothing to envy from them, beating them (from my point of view) in terms of aromatic originality. If you can try it, don’t hesitate; Confetto certainly doesn’t disappoint.

• vitodito

  May 17, 2024

  

  Confetto in Italian means ‘peeled nut,’ and I think that’s what they were trying to represent here. After a very funny anise opening, it settles into a scent of sugared almonds that feels totally feminine to me. It’s a sweet, very sweet, fun smell to sniff from the cap, but personally, I’d feel uncomfortable wearing it; I see it more as something for women who want to turn heads. In fact, it’s a clear copy of Dior’s Hypnotic Poison, though Confetto has more density and longevity. Also, beware of bottles from this house—they leak liquid and can break if you screw the cap on too tightly.

• Juana P.

  August 6, 2024

  

  I wanted to love it, but I didn’t. The opening is great, a delicate scent of verbena candies, but it dissipates quickly and gives way, at least on my skin, to a plastic and industrial smell, like nail polish or cheap vinyl, what a pity. I was also surprised by the performance, because I expected something monstrous, and it didn’t last even six hours, with a minimal trail. Of the sweet Profumum fragrances, I’m definitely sticking with Acqua e Zucchero.

• Juana P.

  August 15, 2024

  

  I wanted to love it, but I couldn’t. The opening is fantastic—a delicate scent of vermouth-soaked almonds—but it fades quickly and gives way (at least on my skin) to a plasticky/industrial smell, like nail polish or cheap vinyl. What a pity. I was also surprised by the performance; I expected something monstrous, yet it didn’t last more than six hours with minimal sillage. Among Profumum’s sweeter scents, I’m definitely sticking with Acqua e Zucchero.