L’Eau d’Issey Eau de Parfum Intense

4 reseñas

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• 00cio00

  May 29, 2025

  

  In the classic ADN Miyake style: oceanic, absolutely aquatic, with a powdery touch of cashmere wrapped in ylang-ylang. For lovers of Miyake scents and aquatic lines, this is a blind buy. For those seeking powdery woods with an almost nostalgic, cozy freshness, it’s also a blind buy. It lasts a long time; even after a shower, you still catch it on your skin… and having a refill is a huge plus.

• 00cio00

  June 7, 2025

  

  Pure ADN Miyake style: oceanic, super aquatic, with a powdery touch of cashmere wrapped in ylang-ylang. For fans of Miyake scents and aquatic lines, this is a blind buy. For lovers of powdery woods with an almost nostalgic, cozy freshness, it’s also a blind buy. It lasts a long time; even after a shower, you still catch its scent on your skin… and having a refill is a huge plus.

• IsabelEcheverri

  July 17, 2025

  

  It doesn’t smell like vanilla or sweet flowers, the last thing you’d expect. It smells like cold water running over smooth stones, a Japanese forest after the rain, and that sacred silence before a temple. I bought another one first because when I tested it on my arm, it didn’t make an impression, but an hour later, the scent exploded like a flower full of magic and complexity. It’s not a stronger version of the original; this flanker is a new creature: vegetal, aquatic, and super elegant. Posidonia is the star, a rare note that wraps around you without invading, something I’ve never heard before. I didn’t detect lotus or valley lily, but I found something stranger that recalls those aromas taken to the extreme. This perfume brings to mind Japan: the luminous solitude of its wet streets, sleeping cherry blossoms, and parks full of gardenias, that instant where you find yourself between fog and moon. It’s mysterious, deep, and intoxicating. It lasts forever and smells like nothing else in my collection. Maybe it’s not for everyone; I’ve seen harsh reviews from people who didn’t get it. But maybe you don’t need to understand it, just feel it. And if it catches you, it’s because there’s a hidden sanctuary in your chest too.

• IsabelEcheverri

  July 19, 2025

  

  It doesn’t smell like vanilla or sweet flowers, nor does it smell like what you expect. It smells like cold water sliding over smooth stones, a Japanese forest after the rain, that sacred silence before a temple. I bought another one first because when they applied it to my arm, it didn’t grab my attention, but an hour later, the scent opened up like a flower overflowing with magic. It’s not a more intense version of the original; this flanker is a new creature: vegetal, aquatic, and elegant. Posidonia is the star, a rare note that wraps around you without invading. I didn’t detect lotus or valley lily, but something stranger that takes those aromas to the peak. It reminds me of Japan: wet streets, sleeping cherry blossoms, gardenia-filled parks, that moment between fog and moon. It’s mysterious, deep, and intoxicating. It lasts forever and smells like nothing else in my collection. Maybe it’s not for everyone; I’ve seen harsh reviews from those who didn’t get it. But maybe you don’t need to understand it, just feel it. If it catches you, it’s because there’s a hidden sanctuary in your chest.