Men
Lazy Sunday Morning
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Descripción
Lazy Sunday Morning by Maison Martin Margiela is a musky floral woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2013, this composition was created by perfumer Louise Turner. Upon release, aldehydes, lily of the valley, and pear provide a fresh and luminous top note. The heart reveals floral elegance with rose, iris, and orange blossom, while the base settles on white musk, ambrette musk, and Indonesian patchouli leaves, closing the structure with warmth and persistence.
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Salida
aldehydes
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Corazón
rose
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Base
white musk
Comunidad
8,592 votos
- Positivo 69%
- Neutral 17%
- Negativo 14%
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It’s like freshly sun-dried sheets: you grab the laundry, make the bed, and head off for a nap. After five hours, only vetiver remains, which I don’t love much, but it’s my perfect fragrance for weekend breakfasts or vacations.
Smells like liquid Suavitel, that laundry detergent that leaves everything super clean and pleasant, but nothing more.
Clean aroma, very much in the Narciso Rodríguez style. What I feel most on my skin is the musk and the aldehides to a lesser extent. It doesn’t stand out for anything special, but it’s surely to the taste of lovers of soapy scents.
This house has the luck of recreating realism in every bottle, too bad that for the price, they don’t last long on the skin, although they are very fine and delicate fragrances. I liked it, but not that much: it’s musky and sometimes disappears completely; when it moves, you feel that low aldehyde with the lily.
This house has the gift of recreating realism in every bottle, what a pity that due to the price, they don’t last long on the skin, although they are very fine and delicate fragrances. I liked this one and didn’t; it’s musky and even more musky, sometimes it disappears completely, and when you move, you feel that low aldehide with the lily.
I don’t find any resemblance to ANY NARCISO; I don’t know why people make these comparisons without actually owning and smelling the perfumes one by one. I owned almost the entire line of Narciso in the elongated bottles and sold them off because I can’t stand their sharp, nagging musk that clouds my sense of smell; to me, they’re nothing but outrageous musk. On the other hand, I keep ‘Lazy Sunday Morning’ because its musk doesn’t overwhelm me and it smells fresh, just like freshly laundered white sheets—a white, clean, and fresh aroma.
To me, clean scents are a whole different ballgame. On my skin, this smells like citrus and rose, especially the orange blossom, so much so that it makes my mouth water. I don’t detect the other notes. It reminds me of something vintage, but I haven’t quite pinned it down. It smells good, but it’s not for me; I’m not sure if it’s the ambergris; it doesn’t feel comfortable or like fresh white sheets to me. That said, after 8 hours, it’s delicious—the musk remains without losing the orange blossom, just more powdery.
It’s very similar to Estée Lauder’s Pleasure, but without that metallic note that bothered me in the other one. Ideal for days when you want to take a break from so much vanilla and sweet scents. It lives up to its name exactly.
It’s very similar to Estée Lauder’s Pleasure, but without that metallic note that ruined the original for me. It’s excellent for days when we want a break from so much vanilla and sweetness. Just like its name. 👏👏👏👏
100% vibes of soft, clean white sheets on a comfortable bed with the window open, letting fresh air in on a sunny morning 🤍
100% vibe of soft, clean white sheets on a comfortable double bed, with the window open letting in fresh air on a sunny morning.
It doesn’t evoke a Sunday morning with clean sheets to me; I see it just as another floral. In fact, what I smell most is rose, which isn’t my favorite note. I wouldn’t wear it, though if you like florals or pink scents, you’ll adore it.
Fresh and soft, but it fades quickly on my skin; it’s probably better suited for spring or paired with the lotion from the line. What I notice most is the lily, which reminds me of an old perfume from the Jane Austen Center. I like it, but next time I’ll try the Body Lotion to see if it lasts longer.
The perfect heir to Idylle Toilette and Essence de Narciso.
I really love it.
I like the scent; it’s fresh just like that. I’d recommend it more for spring; the performance is low at first, but it’s also good to use body washes to regulate pH. My recommendation, but it’s rich. Although in my tolerance to florals I see it as more of a lady’s scent, it’s very rich.
I was eagerly waiting for it; if Idylle and Fashionable London from Zara are similar, I don’t find any resemblance with Narciso’s. I loved the fragrance, but for the price, the sillage and skin persistence disappointed me greatly. I bought the discovery set and was quite disappointed with the brand overall. In Argentina, those perfumes don’t arrive, and an eager person waits to get close to renowned niches, but I was very disappointed. I have untried bottles left, but unfortunately, not only does the scent matter; spending on a perfume with the longevity of a body splash doesn’t make sense.
White floral musk with hints of rose. It’s nice, not bad, but for the price, the sillage and longevity are lacking. There are perfumes with similar scents for half the price.
Beautiful, soft, delicate, and clean. It makes me feel like a woman wrapped in fine white or light blue silk, walking through a misty garden or among white sheets. It’s perfect for working or studying in enclosed spaces without being overwhelming; no one is bothered, and it smells deliciously clean and fresh-floral, even if many don’t notice it as a perfume. The downside is that longevity and sillage are very poor, which is a shame.
Beautiful, soft, delicate, clean, and addictive in a non-carnal way; it makes me think of a woman wrapped in fine white or light blue silk, walking through a garden or forest with heavy fog, or naked between white sheets. Paradoxically, it seems perfect for work, study, or being in public, especially in enclosed spaces where you don’t want to invade. It’s the kind of scent that doesn’t bother anyone; it’s charming, anyone would say you smell deliciously clean and fresh floral, but many wouldn’t attribute it to a perfume. The downside is that the longevity and sillage are very poor, which is a pity.
It’s rich, clean, and fresh, ideal for going out for breakfast any day; the name is very fitting. But it’s a flat scent that isn’t worth the cost and can be found in other more convenient options.
Very pleasant, but not dazzling, and certainly not for the price. Smells like soapy, powdery flowers. Totally feminine for me.
I tested the perfume at a department store and bought the bottle. It’s a feminine, fresh, velvety, soft, and easy-to-wear scent. Ethereal and delicate, it reminds me of a soft violet tone. Bam! That rose brings me back to my beloved ‘Perhaps… Perhaps… Perhaps…’ by Loewe, which I owned in EDT years ago, back around 2010. This one has more presence, but the rose’s behavior on my skin is similar. I adore the iris in this composition. Everything in this Sunday Morning by Pérez is light, subtle, and gives the sensation of half-closed eyes smelling soft flowers. It’s about sighs and rest, or a quiet walk with a fresh breeze. Longevity on me is optimal, and projection is for personal enjoyment. It has no grand ambitions, considering this collection evokes intimate personal moments tied to specific places and dates.
I tested it in-store and bought the bottle. It’s feminine, fresh, velvety, soft, and easy to wear. Ethereal and delicate, it reminds me of a soft violet tone… Wait! That rose makes me think of my ‘Maybe, Maybe, Maybe…’ from Loewe from years ago. This one has more presence, but the rose behaves the same on my skin. I love the iris. Everything in Perezosa Mañana de Domingo is light; it gives the sensation of half-closed eyes smelling soft flowers, a sigh and rest, or a walk with a fresh breeze. The longevity is optimal and the projection is for personal enjoyment. It has no pretensions, as this collection evokes intimate moments tied to places and dates.
Pleasant, but very soft, with disappointing projection and longevity. Clean but not attention-grabbing. It’s been a while since I had the sample and I don’t remember it precisely. There are better options.
Smells clean, but not the common kind; rather, a dark, deep clean scent, like the one in my grandmother’s house with the smell of wooden floors and dampness, that enclosed air with white curtains and closed windows letting in just a sliver of light. It brings back memories of a Sunday morning sharing lunch. It’s a nostalgic aroma; I don’t know when I’d want to smell like this, maybe on a Sunday walking under a soft sun looking for a quiet spot to eat.
It’s an exact clone of Narciso Rodriguez for Her.