Intrusion

12 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• vampiruskys

  February 7, 2015

  

  Rich scent and quite original, but it doesn’t quite convince me to repurchase. In fact, my mom bought it, and I ended up using it myself. 7/10

• vampiruskys

  February 9, 2015

  

  Rich scent and quite original, but it doesn’t quite convince me to buy it again. In fact, my mom bought it, and I ended up using it myself. 7/10

• Cherito21

  February 6, 2016

  

  Something weird happens with this perfume: despite the main notes being citrus, I’ve never perceived any citrus note; sometimes I feel it’s floral (very subtle and nothing synthetic like other white florals), and other times I feel… woody? What surprises me most is that its notes don’t contain any wood, so I attribute it to the star anise or the amber, which at the same time make it slightly warm. PROS: smells great, it’s uncommon, has good sillage, and it’s affordable (imported versions can be found for $400 MXN pesos). CONS: When I first tried it, a friend accompanied me, and the first thing he said was: “It smells rich, but it feels like it’s for an older person,” an opinion I shared at the time since it reminded me of a perfume my grandma used. It reminds me, in a note, of Tous’ Sensual Touch; the only note they share is patchouli (so maybe that’s what gives it the “older” smell we perceive). Regarding price-to-quality, 8.5/10.

• Cherito21

  February 9, 2016

  

  Something weird happens with this perfume for me: although it says it’s citrusy, I’ve never noticed any citrus. Sometimes I sense florals, very subtle and non-synthetic, and other times it feels woody, even though woods aren’t listed; I think it’s the anise or amber giving it that warm touch. PROS: smells amazing, original, good sillage, and affordable (I find it imported for 400 pesos). CONS: A friend said it smells good but is for older people, and I thought the same because it reminded me of my grandmother’s perfume. It brings me back to Tous Sensual Touch, probably due to the shared patchouli that gives it that ‘older’ vibe. On price-to-quality, I give it 8.5/10.

• Rosemar

  December 12, 2021

  

  A citrus fragrance where the musk gets a bit heavy. Despite being floral, I can’t detect any actual flowers. Very unisex, but nothing current. Won’t be buying it again.

• Rosemar

  December 12, 2021

  

  It’s a citrus scent where the musk gets a bit heavy. Despite being floral, I don’t detect any flowers. It’s unisex but feels outdated. I won’t be buying it again.

• Hortenssia

  March 24, 2022

  

  I don’t detect much citrus; it’s just fresh at first. The floral notes are subtle: lilies, gardenias, and jasmine, closing with anise, patchouli, and amber. It smells great, though it’s the classic white floral-citrus-woody combo many use. What’s unusual is that the lily dominates instead of the jasmine, and lacking a bit of wood makes it lighter and less long-lasting, but it has good sillage and is accessible. I’m a fan of this combo and notice the lily makes it stand out; I have more than 7 perfumes in my collection that only an expert could distinguish. If you like this blend but not so much the woods and want to avoid jasmine, try Intrusion. It’s very similar to Salvatore Ferragamo Pour Femme, more elaborate with green notes and elegant woods. It also reminds me of Oscar de la Renta’s Jasmine, simpler, lighter, and younger due to the citrus. Or Versace’s Eros Pour Femme, which elevates the composition and longevity. Intrusion shares perfumers with Salvatore and Eros, so the resemblance makes sense. If you want the flagbearer of white florals, citrus, and woods, go for Pure Poison.

• Hortenssia

  April 12, 2022

  

  I confess I don’t smell much citrus, just freshness at the start. The florals are subtle (lily of the valley, gardenias, jasmine), and at the end, anise, patchouli, and amber give it a woody touch. It smells great, though it’s a classic white floral combo. It stands out for using lily of the valley instead of jasmine, making it lighter and less long-lasting, but with good sillage and an accessible price. It’s my favorite in this accord, though it sometimes gets confused with others: it resembles Salvatore Ferragamo Pour Femme (more elaborate and elegant), Oscar de la Renta Jasmine (younger and lighter), or Versace Eros (more potent). If you’re looking for the white floral flagship, go with Pure Poison, but Intrusion is ideal if you don’t like heavy woods and want something different from jasmine.

• Aprendiz

  June 14, 2022

  

  What a gorgeous fragrance! It’s super clean, subtle, and harmonious, with a fresh and timeless touch. The citrus opening is very refreshing; it doesn’t have much sillage, but it’s a lot of fun to wear. The mid floral notes are very measured and balanced, and the drydown feels slightly woody but moderate; here the patchouli is light (I think that’s why I like it, since I usually don’t enjoy that note). It’s perfect for hot days; I think from today on, this scent will have a special place in my collection.

• Aprendiz

  June 20, 2022

  

  A precious, clean, and timeless fragrance. The citrus opening is super refreshing, with no aggressive sillage, but very enjoyable. The floral notes are well-balanced, and the woody dry down is moderate, featuring a light patchouli that I love. Ideal for hot days; it now has a permanent spot in my collection.

• Perla Vencis

  June 26, 2023

  

  This is a perfume water that has little to do with its name. Its two perfumers, Jacques Cavallier and Alberto Morillas, called it “Intrusion,” but it doesn’t smell intrusive; it’s soft, like silk. It’s definitely an excellent option to not bother anyone while still feeling perfumed. The opening says citrus notes, but since I sprayed it, what stands out most is an anise that wraps around the flowers (lily, jasmine, peony, and gardenia) with light citrus sparkles. The base notes are also barely perceptible. The scent boils down to flowers bathed in anise. It has long longevity (8 hours), but low sillage, meaning it’s a delicate aroma that hugs and accompanies you. Its minimalist bottle reflects the liquid perfectly: a soft and delicate scent. Another favorite from Cavallier and Morillas. I like it more because it’s not an overused scent.

• Perla Vencis

  July 1, 2023

  

  This perfume isn’t intrusive as its name suggests; it’s soft, silky, and perfect for not bothering others while still feeling cared for. Although it promises citrus, what you actually smell is anise wrapping around flowers like lily of the valley, jasmine, and peony. The longevity is great, but the sillage is low—a delicate scent that follows you without overwhelming. Its minimalist bottle fits its essence perfectly. Another great job by Cavallier & Morillas, and I prefer it because it’s not trendy.