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Disumano by Morph

Men Women 2022

Brand
Morph
Perfumer
Douglas Morel

Description

Disumano by Morph is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2022, the nose behind this composition is Douglas Morel. The top notes are coconut milk and mandarin; the heart notes are caramel, white flowers, and jasmine; and the base notes are vanilla, tonka bean, amber, precious woods, and musk.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 28%
  • Spring 24%
  • Summer 21%
  • Autumn 27%
  • Day 54%
  • Night 46%

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796 votes

  • Positive 77%
  • Negative 12%
  • Neutral 11%
positive reviews 796 community votes
LongevityLong-lasting SillageStrong Best momentWinter CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer I want it

3,447 votes

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Leading answer Winter

1,006 votes

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Leading answer Day

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About Disumano

Main accord vanilla Year 2022 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Douglas Morel

Disumano by Morph is an olfactive fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2022, the nose behind this composition is Douglas Morel. The top notes are coconut milk and mandarin; the heart notes are caramel, white flowers, and jasmine; and the base notes are vanilla, tonka bean, amber, precious woods, and musk.

Sweet and gourmand White flowers Spices Musk, amber and animalic

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Longevity

Leading answer Long-lasting

413 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Strong

405 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

449 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

387 votes

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  1. Sounds like Bianco Latte with coconut, but synthetic and sunscreen-like. It’s not annoying, but I wouldn’t want to smell like this.

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  2. Coconut with tonka bean, nothing sharp. As @Mitafragance says: ‘of the inhuman there is little, it’s been like having a friend hugging me all along.’ It expresses everything you feel.

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  3. Coconut with tonka bean, but without the edge. I love what @Mitafragance said: ‘there’s very little Disumano in it, it was like having a friend hugging me all the time.’ I think that describes it all.

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  4. Creamy coconut and caramel, a cozy and long-lasting scent. I love coconut, but this one didn’t fascinate me. For a coconut-caramel combo, I’d recommend Zara Immortal Vanilla Bloom for that luminous creaminess and citrus touch ✨️

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  5. Mitafragance

    I was super stressed for a day and put this on; there’s very little ‘Disumano’ in it. It’s like having a friend hugging you all the time, giving a little taste… it’s a gourmand hug, like a ‘kitty falling asleep on you.’ It smells like home and a cozy blanket. A creamy, tender, beautiful coconut that lasts and lasts.

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  6. Mitafragance

    I was stressed out, and putting this on made me forget about the inhuman. It’s like having a friend hugging me, a gourmand type of ‘kitten sleeping on top.’ Smells like home and a blanket, a creamy, tender coconut that lasts and lasts.

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  7. Very creamy at first, then shifts to vanilla-caramel with a subtle floral touch. It’s sweet, a lot, though not as much to my nose as Bianco Latte; maybe because it’s less potent and friendlier. They’re not the same, but they follow the same line. I liked it more than the Bianco, though I wished the initial coconut lasted longer. For now, I’m not adding it to my collection.

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  8. The scent is lovely, reminiscent of Bianco and Brulé, but this Disumano projects nothing, so I removed it from my collection. It’s the most versatile musky toner for all seasons, but I’m moving on.

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  9. It’s rich, but the musk is too much for me. Anyway, I don’t think it’s anything special.

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  10. I tried it a year ago: obvious creamy coconut opening that transforms into caramel. Now I bought it, and I don’t smell the coconut at all. That doesn’t mean it’s not amazing, fun, and not entirely gourmand. What I smell is caramel with milk and coffee at the start, then woods, musk, and amber. Moderate longevity, not a beast, but you notice it for a few hours. Note: it’s not childish; it’s quite adult.

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  11. I tried this recently, and although it’s not my style and I don’t like coconut, it’s a masterpiece. It’s a creamy coconut, vanilla, and caramel dessert, very pretty if you like coconut and want something more dessert-like and gourmand. The longevity is wonderful.

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  12. VainillaDulce

    What a gourmand with Disumano, I didn’t expect this. I was looking for an obvious and sweet coconut in this ‘inhuman,’ but it’s not the protagonist, just the perfect accompaniment. It opens with sweet caramel with buttery reminiscences, very sumptuous, with a persistent coconut cream that claims its place. After 5 minutes, white flowers emerge magically, draping over the caramel and balancing it. Then the coconut embraces them and fuses everything: caramel, vanilla, coconut, flowers, woods, tonka bean, and musk. They become one. Perhaps in the dry down the flowers stand out a bit, but you always enjoy the whole experience. Disumano is sweet, fun, and unexpected. Although it’s unisex, for me it leans feminine. Very good longevity on skin, about 8 hours, moderate to soft sillage. It’s not a candy; this fragrance goes way beyond being just a ‘gourmand perfume’.

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  13. VainillaDulce

    I was blown away by Disumano; I didn’t expect anything like this. I was looking for a sweet, obvious coconut, but here the coconut is the perfect supporting player, not the star. It starts with a sumptuous caramel with butter notes, followed by a persistent coconut cream that never fades. After five minutes, like magic, white flowers emerge to balance the sweetness, and then everything blends together: coconut, vanilla, wood, tonka bean, and a musky touch. It’s a whole, cohesive scent that smells like ‘you.’ Maybe in dry down the flowers stand out a bit more, but you always enjoy the full experience. It’s sweet, fun, and unexpected; although it’s unisex, for me, it leans more feminine. It lasts about 8 hours on skin with a moderate sillage. It’s not just a candy; it goes way beyond being a simple gourmand.

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  14. anamaestracorreo

    Guuuuuuaaaaaauuuuuu 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯. The best caramel perfume I’ve ever tried. Gourmand lovers, what’s up with you guys saying nothing?? 💯❤️ An incredibly rich lactonic scent!!!

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  15. TatiSillage

    Oh my god! What a beauty this perfume is! That milky coconut note is the absolute star and it couldn’t be better. Even at the beginning, it’s definitely addictive. I loved it!

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  16. TatiSillage

    Oh my god! What a beauty this perfume is! That coconut lactonic note is the total star and it couldn’t be better! Even at the beginning, it’s definitely addictive! I loved it!!!

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  17. It smells very similar to Bianco Latte… I wish the coconut was more prominent. Could you recommend a sweet, lactonic coconut perfume for winter?

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  18. AlondraM, I recommend Buontalenti by Profumo di Firenze, the full Coco version. I’m a huge gourmand fan and even I couldn’t handle this one.

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