Infinity

10 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• DiegoGB

  December 7, 2023

  

  It’s a pity there are no reviews for this perfume yet; I’m holding out to see what others think.

• Aurorakmz

  December 8, 2023

  

  I have a decant and here are my first impressions: The opening hits hard; you need to give it time to let the blend settle. At first, I detect lots of saffron, cardamom, and the dark, fruity touch of black cherry. Once it settles on the skin, it softens a bit but (typical of Montale) it remains strong. I notice quite a bit of oud, and the more it dries down, the more the perfume hardens. In summary, it feels warm, spiced, and fruity but not sweet—rather acidic, with a touch of sweetness. If you like perfumes with oud, saffron, and leather, you can pull the blind buy. It’s an opulent scent, I’d say for nighttime occasions or going out (I think if I wore it to work, I’d suffocate in my office). Lasts about 6-7 hours with moderate trail and powerful sillage.

• narizhumilde

  January 9, 2024

  

  Charming and with a delicious development. It starts with a top note where cherry dominates with a good spicy charge; the first minutes feel like an acidic fruit, but in a good way. Then it becomes mysterious and attractive, where the heart notes shine. After some time, it turns sweeter and creamier due to the sandalwood, leather, and vanilla sugar, without losing its sexy and mysterious touch. Ideal for parties and night outings. I wouldn’t recommend buying without smelling it first. Overall, it’s a very good perfume in almost everything except versatility, at least in my opinion. Scent: 9/10 Longevity: 9/10 Sillage: 9/10 Versatility: 3/10 Total: 8.7

• narizhumilde

  January 15, 2024

  

  Charming and with a delicious development. It starts with an opening where the cherry dominates with a good spicy charge; the first minutes feel like an acidic fruit, but in a good way. Then it becomes mysterious and attractive, where the heart notes shine. After some time, it turns sweeter and creamier due to the sandalwood, leather, and vanilla sugar, without losing its sexy and mysterious touch. Ideal for parties and night outs. I wouldn’t recommend buying without smelling it first. Overall, it’s a very good perfume in almost everything except versatility, at least for my taste. Scent: 9/10 Longevity: 9/10 Sillage: 9/10 Versatility: 3/10 Total: 8.7

• charlos.sanchez

  October 6, 2024

  

  I found it marvelous. Seconds after application, the top note dominates with pink pepper, plum, and dark, sweet yet bitter cherry, with a slight alcohol kick. Far from those current cloying, sharp, or romantic cherries; in my opinion, it’s unisex—leaning masculine or perfect for strong women who can command attention from the opening. The composition is spicy and floral, featuring a notable but distinct rose compared to Black Aoud, Intense Café, or Arabian Tonka, complemented by a cherry reminiscent of Tonka Cola, setting it apart from scents like Ris Tanama. Over time, it gains creaminess with vanilla-sandalwood, staying in a fruity gourmand zone with a gentle leather base. Although it seems nocturnal and wintery, I see much more versatility. It’s not for the beach, hiking, or the gym, but perfect when the freshness of the day (late summer, rainy days before autumn, spring, or autumn) invites others to perceive this delicious aroma, which dries down to a warm, totally unisex scent, leaving behind the masculine bias. On my skin, the intensity fades quickly; by 4 hours, it’s just a personal bubble (unexpected, considering other Montales last me triple that long, like Arabian Tonka). The only downside (like with all Montales) is the spray mechanism and cap, which can easily come apart if you put it in a bag. A hit that has no redundancy in Montale or Mancera, but remember: test before buying, every nose and skin is different.

• Turles

  November 2, 2024

  

  I hate oud, but if you’re looking for something dark and woody with cherry notes, this is a hit. The longevity and projection are top-notch.

• Turles

  November 10, 2024

  

  I definitely hate oud, but if you’re into a dark, woody scent with cherry notes, this is perfect. Lasts long and projects well.

• RobbbYeg

  February 3, 2025

  

  I was hugely surprised. I always associated cherry notes in unisex perfumes with something feminine, but this changed my mind. Pierre Montale did a good job. While oriental notes were already present in the house, the blend with saffron, rose, oud, and leather alongside black cherry and plum caught me by surprise. The longevity is incredible, logically due to the tobacco, oud, and vanilla (notes that hold up). The projection is invasive, leaving a brutal trail. The cherry, oud, pipe tobacco, and vanilla persist throughout the entire evolution. It starts with saffron, black cherry, plum, and pink pepper; then comes the leather, oud, and rose. In the base, black cherry with tobacco, vanilla, orientals, oud, rose, and tonka bean. It has its downsides: it’s not versatile. Don’t wear it at work, the grocery store, or meetings. I see it for casual outings, parties, afternoons, or something sensual and seductive. The bottle, in my opinion, is ugly, though I’ve seen worse. In summary, a different, sensual, and party-ready fragrance, ideal for cold nights. I recommend testing before buying blind; it’s niche and can be tricky on every skin.

• RobbbYeg

  February 11, 2025

  

  I was blown away. I always associated cherry notes in unisex fragrances with feminine scents, but this changed my mind. Pierre Montale did a great job. While oriental notes were already common in the house, the blend of saffron, rose, oud, and leather alongside black cherry and plum caught me off guard. The longevity is incredible, which is logical given the tobacco, oud, and vanilla (notes that last). The projection is invasive, leaving a brutal trail. The black cherry, oud, pipe tobacco, and vanilla persist throughout the entire development. It starts with saffron, black cherry, plum, and pink pepper; then leather, oud, and rose emerge. In the dry down, you get black cherry, tobacco, vanilla, orientals, oud, rose, and tonka bean. It has its downsides: it’s not versatile. Don’t wear it to work, the grocery store, or meetings. I see it for casual outings, parties, evenings, or something sensual and seductive. In my opinion, the bottle is ugly, though I’ve seen worse. In short, it’s a different, sensual, and party-ready fragrance, ideal for cold nights. I recommend testing it before buying blind; it’s niche and can vary greatly on each skin.

• BrunoHumara

  March 16, 2025

  

  In my opinion, what stands out most is the plum scent, with a sweet touch and good longevity. It’s not a beast like Arabian Tonka in terms of projection and tenacity; Infinity is more discreet and less sweet. I don’t feel that powerful oud found in other Montale or Mancera fragrances; here it’s very soft, almost imperceptible. The tobacco note doesn’t pop for those looking for something like Red Tobacco; it’s far from that, blending with the rest while plum remains the star. I like it; I’m a huge Montale fan.