Diesel Zero Plus Feminine by Diesel

I bought a set with cream and a bottle of Diesel Zero Plus, plus a 30ml bottle of Diesel Plus Plus, so I tested both, but here I’m talking about this one. In the opening, I notice red apple, pepper, and cinnamon. The plum lingers longer, but it’s not sweet; it’s harsh and acidic; I suppose it’s the bitter orange hiding behind it. Later, I detect orchid, rose, and, much to my dismay, lily of the valley, which adds a cheap, generic freshness that ruins many fragrances. In the dry down, there’s musk, sandalwood, and amber. No pineapple, cinnamon, or cocoa. It makes me think of Cacharel’s Amor Amor, but this is the low-cost version (thanks to the lily of the valley, damn lily of the valley). It’s cheap and eye-catching enough to gift to young people 25 and up. It doesn’t last more than 1 or 2 hours, which doesn’t bother me because the green note gives me a headache. It’s a safe gift for obligation; you’ll look good. I’ll keep it to see how it evolves over time. I’ll re-review if another comment pops up. Cheers!

I’m totally in love with this perfume. I bought it after reading reviews about its clean scent. On my skin, the opening is pineapple, then it transitions into white flowers that I absolutely adore. Now I can smell that cocoa trail in the base. It seems very pleasant, feminine, a fragrance that doesn’t overwhelm and leaves no bad odor. Something quite youthful, fresh if you want to call it that, but I wouldn’t call it clean. It works wonderfully at the office.

I don’t know if the formula of the perfume I received was spoiled or if it’s my nose; it smells like a plastic doll to me. I couldn’t stand it and had to give it away. On the plus side, it has good longevity and projection. I don’t detect the coconut that some reviews mention, which is a shame because it’s a very affordable fragrance.

A soft and pleasant fragrance for summer. I could describe its aroma as sweet and very beachy. The downside is its extremely short longevity and non-existent sillage. I haven’t paid much attention to the notes beyond the opening because it really doesn’t last long on my skin. After giving it a proper try, I can say… I don’t like it, it SMELLS CHEAP, synthetic in the worst way possible. To make it worse, the longevity is minimal, less than an hour. The bad thing is that it lasts so little, but the good thing is that it lasts so little that you don’t have to waste any more money or time on this thing.

This perfume has been in my collection for about 9 years (same bottle). I admit that when I bought it, I hated it, I smelled rancid coconut oil. A few days ago, I wanted to get rid of it because I thought it had expired (I don’t know if it aged), but it smelled completely different, spiced and sexy, and now I’ve decided to give it another chance.

It’s simple despite its multiple notes, it’s pleasant, and has good longevity and projection. It’s not spectacular, but it has the 3 Bs, recommended.

I stole it from my mom; the moment I smelled it, I felt youthful, like a kid, super casual for everyday wear. It’s one of my favorites. It smells a bit like a Barbie doll and reminds me of Play-Doh. The only notes I recognize are amber, vanilla, and jasmine right after application. I love it; it makes me feel like a baby, haha.

It’s a very rich perfume, it’s sweet, I like it, but the scent doesn’t last long. I wouldn’t buy it again despite being affordable; the scent lasts 30 minutes. What a pity because the scent is delicious.

It’s been with me since my teenage years. It has great longevity; I’d rate it moderate to strong. At first, it smells fresh, then it turns into walnut and cocoa, though people keep asking, ‘What perfume are you wearing that smells like coconut?’ When I apply it, I never smell the coconut myself! But anyway, I recommend it. I think they discontinued it in Mexico because I haven’t seen it anywhere; I still have a little bit left. Cheers!