Elixir

7 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Fj.

  September 5, 2023

  

  I became a fan of the brand solely because of the reviews and tested a 5 ml sample of the Elixir of Centauri. The truth is, I can’t find the notes of the olfactory pyramid; I only faintly detect coffee and caramel. Forgive my lack of olfaction, but to me and my family, it smells like curry and is super linear, with no facets. That said, the longevity is for all time: it doesn’t go away even if you rub it with a tissue. Two sprays fill a room, and it stays with you. I recommend testing it before buying for real.

• pacojet

  December 2, 2024

  

  A perfume made to last. Three notes mark the cadence of sensations: coffee, curry, and caramel. Separately, they’re fine, but in my opinion, the blend isn’t balanced; it’s a salad of notes that never quite find harmony. It lasts an absolute eternity; I’ve never noticed a perfume lasting more than a week, and here it happens on clothes. Try it without doubt before buying. NOTE: 4/10.

• Agus tino

  September 5, 2025

  

  I already know what it smells like, but it cost me a lot because of how strong it is and how long it lasts. My house still smells like that after three days. Do you remember the smell that stuck to your mouth with Juanola mints? It smells like that, but at a nuclear level wherever you spray it. With a single drop, you can’t enter any closed room for a week, haha.

• Agus tino

  September 5, 2025

  

  I already know what it smells like: it cost me a lot because of how strong it is and how long it lasts; my house has smelled like that for three days. Do you remember the smell that stuck to your mouth after eating Juanola mints? It smells like that, but at a nuclear level: with a single spray, you can’t enter any closed room for a week 🤣🤣🤣.

• JordiPA

  October 19, 2025

  

  I don’t know if we’re talking about the same fragrance; I respect the reviews below, but maybe they changed the formula. Here, I only notice sour patchouli with cognac, both very prominent but terribly blended. The sensation is vomit, I’m being clear. It’s not just me; more people around me notice it. I have over 400 fragrances in my collection, and this is the first one I dislike upon smelling; it seems poorly made, nothing rounded, like sour and spoiled food. I have challenging perfumes like those from Beaufort London or Zoologist, from Indian ouds to cheesy ones, but this is bad, period. If anyone likes it, maybe it’s my batch, but mine is horrible. And nuclear longevity… are we laughing? Followed By Kerosene and Dark Delizia are indeed nuclear, but this one is washed out on the skin after an hour. It’s noticeable for about six hours, but that’s it. Absolutely nothing nuclear. Don’t let Fragrantica fool you; it doesn’t resemble what they say, it doesn’t last, and it doesn’t smell like the comments. Scent 1, Longevity 5, Value 0. What a horrible thing.

• JordiPA

  October 21, 2025

  

  I don’t know if we’re talking about the same fragrance; I respect the reviews below, but maybe they changed the formula. Here, only sour patchouli with cognac is perceptible, both very prominent but poorly blended. The sensation is the smell of vomit, I’m being serious. I’m not the only one; many people notice it. I have over 400 fragrances, and this is the first one that disgusts me; it seems poorly made, nothing rounded, like sour food. I have challenging perfumes like those from Beaufort London or Zoologist, but this is bad, period. The nuclear longevity is a joke. Followed By Kerosene and Dark Delizia are indeed nuclear; this scent is gone from the skin after an hour. It’s noticeable for about six hours, but nothing more. Don’t let Fragrantica fool you; it doesn’t smell or last as they claim. Scent 1, Longevity 5, Value 0. What a horrible thing.

• JordiPA

  December 7, 2025

  

  Revisiting my review from a month ago: after letting it rest and oxygenate, the change was radical. I imagine the transport jostled the molecules around, and now the scent is entirely different: more body, with the coffee and caramel finally perceptible. The patchouli remains strong, bathed in cognac, but it no longer has that unpleasant facet that bothered my wife and me. She, a great connoisseur of scents and my right hand in the field, has had her perception changed so much that it’s become one of her favorites; she even bought a backup. Incredible. As I always say, let it rest for a few weeks in a dark, quiet spot; this time the change was abyssal. Scent 7/10, longevity eternally unreal, star 10/10, overall 8/10.