Dalissime

18 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• azuriiita

  October 22, 2012

  

  Among fruity perfumes, this is one of my favorites. It’s harmonious, very warm, and noticeable if you like that style, yet not overwhelming or leaving a heavy trail. It’s not one everyone uses, so if you like the scent, you’ll almost certainly never see it ‘sprayed’ on many women 🙂

• azuriiita

  October 25, 2012

  

  Among fruity perfumes, this is one of my favorites. It’s harmonious, very warm, and striking if you like that style, yet not overwhelming or leaving a heavy trail wherever you go. It’s not one of those scents everyone wears; so if you like the smell, you’ll almost certainly not see it ‘sprayed’ on many women 🙂

• Poly1979

  September 30, 2014

  

  This is my personal treasure; I’ve had it for years and still use it. It’s hard to find, but it never goes unnoticed—it’s exquisite, sophisticated, soft, and has that enchanting fruity touch.

• Poly1979

  October 1, 2014

  

  This is my personal treasure; I’ve had it for years and still use it. It’s hard to find, but it never goes unnoticed—exquisite, sophisticated, soft, with that enchanting fruity touch.

• Baptiste

  October 21, 2015

  

  Some perfumes smell good, while others are true works of art in a bottle. Dalí’s Dalissime has both in spades: the bottle, inspired by his ‘Christmas’ painting, is a visual luxury, and the scent is one of the best in the fruity-floral category. Imagine walking through a field of ripe peaches in summer; the aroma opens up gently and hypnotizes you. It’s a fantastic blend of peaches, apricots, and plums with sweet vanilla, jasmine, and hints of wood and spices. Soft, warm, and long-lasting without being heavy. A first-class pleasure for the senses.

• Baptiste

  November 6, 2015

  

  There are fragrances that smell good, and others that are works of art in a bottle. Dalí’s Dalissime has both to the max: the bottle, based on his painting ‘Christmas’, is a visual luxury, and the scent is one of the best in the floral-fruity category. Imagine walking through a field of ripe peaches in summer; the aroma unfolds gently and hypnotizes you. It’s a great blend of peaches, apricots, and plums with sweet vanilla, jasmine, and hints of wood and spices. Soft, warm, and long-lasting without being heavy. A first-class pleasure for the senses.

• mncz_81

  May 24, 2016

  

  It was my first perfume back in 1995. It’s a rare and incredibly rich scent.

• mncz_81

  May 31, 2016

  

  It was my first perfume in 1995. It’s a rare and incredibly rich scent.

• ViviMillanel

  October 7, 2019

  

  I love it! Besides, I’m enchanted by its gorgeous bottle, which I treat like gold. It’s hard to find, at least in Argentina; I don’t know if it ever arrived here. My sister brought it from Mexico, and I managed to find the 5ml concentrated oil at a pharmacy. When I put it on and shower, the scent resurfaces. Its longevity is tremendous and it attracts so many people; whenever I wear it, they ask what it is, though they don’t know the name. I’m also a bit of a Salvador Dalí fan, and all his paintings and sculptures have so much personality, just like this fragrance makes the wearer feel.

• ViviMillanel

  October 13, 2019

  

  I love it! Plus, I adore the bottle, which is gorgeous. I treat it like gold because it’s nearly impossible to find, at least here in Argentina; I’m not sure if it ever made it here. My sister brought it from Mexico, and I managed to get the 5 ml concentrated oil. When I wear it and then shower, the scent comes back. Its longevity is incredible, and it attracts so much attention; every time I wear it, people ask what it is, but they don’t recognize it. I’m a bit of a fan of S. Dalí, and all his paintings and sculptures have so much personality, just like this fragrance gives to whoever wears it.

• tangaby

  October 18, 2021

  

  I bought it right when it launched back in ’94. I loved it, repurchased it several times until it disappeared from stores, and now I’ve found it again. It’s a versatile scent that accompanies without being overwhelming for 7 or 8 hours. I consider it elegant without being formal, very original (whenever I wear it, people ask what it is and give me compliments). I recommend it to women over 25 for its complex blend. If I had to describe the dry down, I’d say it smells like a warm cocktail of sweet fruits with sandalwood and vanilla. Two or three hours later, white florals and warm woods start to emerge.

• Naeli

  June 24, 2022

  

  I’m sad. I love it; it’s a rich, dry, spiced peach, but it doesn’t last on my skin at all—maybe an hour, or with luck, an hour and a half. I wouldn’t buy it again. Luckily, it was cheap since I got it on promo.

• andreapmascia

  November 13, 2022

  

  Infinite sadness buying this fragrance that, in the ’90s, delivered what it promised. Today, it’s not even a shadow of what it was. Some notes are barely perceptible, and there’s no sillage. It’s a shame they’re reformulating this house’s perfumes too. The bottle is a work of art and the only redeeming quality.

• username21

  February 18, 2023

  

  A beautiful scent I knew and used back in ’97. I bought it again today and it brought back lovely memories. It suits me well and lasts about 5 hours—a fruity sweetness that isn’t overwhelming. Its performance is better in summer. It’s a pity some people don’t get any longevity at all. Always try before believing reviews; I’ve been pleasantly surprised.

• Perla Vencis

  June 9, 2023

  

  This was one of my first perfumes; I liked the fruit and flower combination. After 20 years, I bought it again. I bought it just to remember the scent, and I confess that as soon as I put it on, memories and people from my adolescence came flooding back. It’s a fruit and flower combo. Now that I have several perfumes, I use it sparingly. It feels right for spring and summer afternoons for casual outings. It’s a teen fragrance, nothing complicated or invasive.

• Lagioianena91

  November 20, 2024

  

  My mother’s friend gave it to me when I was young. Impossible to wear. The smell is just dead directly.

• S3lflove.

  December 3, 2024

  

  Literally my first perfume. I loved the color, the bottle, and the peach scent. It’s true it’s a teen perfume; I still keep a little bit of the original bottle, but I don’t feel like wearing it anymore.

• vanessalacondessa

  October 20, 2025

  

  It was my first perfume. I bought it again to relive good memories and own the bottle, which, as many say, is spectacular. It will always be a wave of good memories of who I wanted to be in my teenage years: pure sophistication mixed with softness at the same time.