Men
Decibel
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Descripción
Decibel by Azzaro is a spicy oriental fragrance for men. Launched in 2011, the nose behind this composition is Christophe Raynaud. The top notes are licorice, aldehydes, and Amalfi lemon; the heart notes are incense and violet; and the base notes are tonka bean, vanilla, and vetiver.
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Notas clave
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Salida
Licorice
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Corazón
incense
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Base
tonka bean
Comunidad
950 votos
- Positivo 60%
- Negativo 36%
- Neutral 3.9%
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Smells artificial at first, like plastic or a vinyl record, but once that note fades, the incense comes through.
Didn’t like it, totally passed. It has a bit of citrus, something sweet, and lots of incense—all there but poorly blended. Not pleasant from my perspective.
Started a bit confused with that citrus and licorice mix giving a cloying, synthetic vibe, but within minutes the incense takes over. At 6 hours, the incense yields to tonka bean, and by hour 8, it’s just vanilla with residual tonka. I didn’t really pick up on the vetiver or violet. The trail is heavy for a few hours before moderating, lasting about 12 hours on skin. If you’re considering this for younger people, it’s confusing and strident at first, then loaded with tonka; it works well at night in polluted cities. Better suited for winter or cool evenings.
No, too synthetic, not to my liking.
Something citrusy and sweet at the start, then lots of incense, too much for my nose, even though I love that note. In the end, I gave it away. I bought it for the incense but made a mistake: it’s too synthetic, harsh, and intense. My nose got saturated, and nothing stood out until an hour later, when it settled and became warmer. The first hour is unbearable. For those who like intense perfumes, cold climates, and night wear.
A bit citrusy and sweet at the start, then lots of incense, too much incense for my olfaction, even though I’m a lover of this note. In the end, I gave it away. I bought it because I like perfumes that smell like incense, but I was wrong; the incense in this fragrance is too synthetic, strident, and intense. My nose got saturated, and I couldn’t pick out any other notes until an hour had passed, when the incense note finally settled and the fragrance became warmer and more breathable. But the first hour of the perfume is deadly. For people who like very intense perfumes, cold climates, and for night wear.
June 2017. Tried it last night. Wonderful initial explosion: sharp, intense, original, strong. After a while, I felt nothing, just a faint trace when bringing my nose close. It also doesn’t linger on clothes. I expected that power to last, but it didn’t. I like strong and persistent perfumes, so for me, it’s a disappointment. Longevity is scarce, and the trail is strong at first and then nothing.
June 2017. I first wore this perfume last night. Wonderful initial aromatic explosion: sharp, intense, original, and strong. After a while, I didn’t smell anything else, just a faint trace when I brought my nose close to my skin. It also lacks persistence on clothes. I expected that initial potency to continue, but it didn’t—nothing like that. I like strong and persistent perfumes, so for me, it’s a disappointment. Longevity is scarce, the sillage is very strong for the first few minutes, and then nothing.
July 9, 2017. Confirming my previous comment: an intense and pleasant initial explosion, but it lasts as long as a sigh. It’s winter now, maybe it would be different in summer. For now, it’s a huge disappointment.
I love it. Even though it’s marketed for men, the incense opening drives me crazy. To make it more feminine, I mix it with Trussardi Donna, and the result is unique and striking. I’d always buy it; I just hope they keep producing it. On men, it’s exquisite and sensual.
Rich for night wear, ideal for a wine lover. Smells like vinyl and a turntable, synthetic but well-executed. I used a sample and loved it; if I see it again, I’ll buy the bottle.
It doesn’t resemble Loewe 7; I had a hard time finding it, maybe it’s discontinued or they just don’t stock it because it’s not a bestseller. To my nose, it’s incense, licorice, and lemon. Longevity and sillage are moderate; I tested it for a few days and it lasted through the morning.
It doesn’t resemble Loewe 7 at all; I had a hard time finding it, not sure why—maybe it’s discontinued or, since it’s not a bestseller, they don’t stock it. For my nose, the dominant notes are incense, licorice, and lemon. Longevity and sillage are moderate; I tested it a few days ago in the morning.
Smells like vinyl at first, very original, but after a while it settles into tonka and licorice, which is quite pleasant. It doesn’t remind me of Lolita Lempicka, CK One Red, or Loewe 7. It’s a designer niche with a unique scent, a bold and striking gamble.
Smells like vinyl, super original, but only right out of the bottle; after a while that scent fades to leave tonka and licorice, which is quite pleasant. It doesn’t remind me of Lolita Lempicka, CK One Red, or Loewe 7; I own all of them and can’t compare this Kenzo to them because I wasn’t familiar with it. It would fall into designer niche territory because this scent isn’t found anywhere else—it’s a risky, striking bet.
I bought it because of Julian Casablancas, I’m a huge The Strokes fan, and I loved the design. The scent was sweet and pleasant, but it didn’t last long and had very little projection; I never got any compliments wearing it.
Very interesting, rich, and original scent for this Azzaro dB. It doesn’t smell like Dior Sauvage Elixir to me, which is a beast. People say nonsense and get stuck on that comparison. The dB has a weird scent, like a vinyl record aromatized with sweet licorice. It reminds me of the legendary ‘purumoro’ (an 80s-90s candy bar shaped like a black stick with bitter licorice flavor) due to the combination of lemon, tons of aldehydes, licorice, violet, and incense (these last notes are soft, mind you, not as noticeable as in other perfumes or Arabic fragrances) and a vanillated, tonkabeaned, and ambered finish. Attractive and original design, a microphone, giving it a rock-and-roll touch. Naturally, it was intended for young people (though honestly, my grandfather could pull it off) and lovers of Pop music (if you’re a fan of The Strokes, even more so; worth noting that Julian Casablancas announced it and was in the photo for the double packaging). It’s a men’s fragrance with personality, cool, charismatic, nocturnal, seductive, and a bit of a bad boy. It had a good price (30-40 euros for 100ml) but had a flaw: its performance, somewhat disappointing. Short duration (2-3 hours on skin) and short sillage. Well, if you were out and about, you’d grab a pocket decant, reapply, and be good to go. As happens with many perfumes. Unfortunately, this Azzaro dB is super discontinued and has been for a while. It sold poorly, and the house Azzaro dropped it a few years later. To get it today, you’d need to look online or at small perfumeries with outlets/old stock. It might be worth a higher price. Be careful, don’t pay more than 50-60 euros/dollars for 100ml because it’s not worth it, and there are many scammers and metah smokers in the vintage or discontinued perfume market who go crazy with prices. If it didn’t have the flaws I mentioned, it would have been a cult fragrance, hype material, or constant nostalgic re-hype. Did I deliver? Absolutely, and from the most cannon girls. They didn’t even wear this until the cats, unlike the most famous commercial perfumes of the moment.
Smells like vinyl and licorice, super original but a bit weird. It definitely doesn’t smell like Sauvage Elixir, which is something else entirely. People are talking nonsense, but the DNA is unique: lemon, aldehydes, licorice, violet, and a soft incense finish with an amber-vanilla dry down. The mic-shaped bottle is rockstar chic, perfect for The Strokes fans. Good price (30-40€), but the longevity is short (2-3 hours) with a weak sillage. If you go out, you’ll need to reapply. It’s discontinued, so you have to hunt for it in outlets or online; watch out for inflated prices, don’t pay more than 50-60€. Without those flaws, this would be a cult classic.