Eau Dada by Santi Burgas
Men Women 2015
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Leading answer I want it
136 votes
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Leading answer Love it
65 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Eau Dada
Eau Dada by Santi Burgas is an oriental woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2015, this composition was created by Rosendo Mateu and Santi Burgas.
Woods and mosses Spices Resins and balsams Flowers White flowers
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
31 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
32 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
24 votes
Value perception
Tied for the lead A little expensive / Fair price
20 votes
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Gino Mazzega
With the White Collection Discovery set, all I can say is that besides the patchouli, it carries that kind of Oud de Burgas oud, but in a friendlier, more wearable version for everyday use.
Hector_1789
I received a decant as a gift and I have to be honest: it’s one of the strangest scents I’ve tried. Maybe it’s just that I haven’t developed a taste for niche, exotic, and complex perfumes yet. My advice is to try it in a decant, preferably 1 ml, because 3 ml is already too much of a gamble.
JPC
Eau Dada is pure patchouli. If you don’t like the note, stay away; and if you do like it, you might still not like this version. They went for a very woody, dry, and earthy patchouli. It opens with an oud and saffron (thanks to safrole) that are noticeable but fleeting and fail to blend well, standing out without harmonizing. In the end, it’s just a dry patchouli with a hint of vanilla. It’s not a playful oriental patchouli with prominent resins or vanillas, but rather a mature, very dry, flat, and boring perfume. I love patchouli in general, but I don’t enjoy this Eau Dada.
xafbcn
Not my style at all, I admit it didn’t like it much, even though one of its creators is Rosendo Mateu. It gives me a very earthy and quite dirty sensation, like being in a barn with a tractor, farming tools, dust, and years of hard work. It’s that smell of dug-up earth and roots, but hours after the work is done. After an hour, it loses intensity and leaves a mix of mild vanilla and tonka bean sweetness with something rough and dry, which I imagine is the iris root. I don’t see the point in smelling like that, though obviously it’s a matter of personal taste.