Men
Nitro Red
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Descripción
Nitro Red by Dumont is a fruity aromatic fragrance for men. Launched in 2020, this composition features top notes of apple, lavender, and bergamot; a heart of watermelon, cedar, and aromatic calamus; and a base of amber, sandalwood, and patchouli.
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Salida
apple
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Corazón
Watermelon
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Base
amber
Comunidad
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- Positivo 85%
- Neutral 8.3%
- Negativo 7.2%
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I just sprayed it and it’s clear you shouldn’t judge by first impressions (due to bottle handling, heat, etc.), but I admit I was impressed by the initial potency. I used it on my kids and also to enjoy the scent without olfactory fatigue. It’s explosive and sweet, a mix of watermelon, sweet cherry, soapy, and aquatic. It’s a good option, but I found it quite similar to Lattafa Hayaati (though I personally like Hayaati less than Nitro Red). It’s definitely a good option for most people (good, pretty, and cheap), but if you have perfumery experience, it might not reach the hype of the line or this particular version.
I like this fragrance: projection and longevity are quite good without being excessive, aquatic yet slightly sweet, ideal for daily summer wear. That said, I believe its ingredients are prone to causing allergic reactions in some people; it happened to me, though not always.
Buy blind due to the hype. I expected more. It smells good but isn’t as beast-like as people claim, at least in my case. It starts strong but fades quickly, you have to get close to smell it well. As everyone says, it’s an Invictus line with a rich sweet touch. Let’s see if it muddies up and gains body. 7/10.
Very sweet, not cloying, and with a very fresh vibe. Longevity and projection are extreme, though if you over-spray it can become overwhelming. An aroma that everyone will like and won’t bother anyone, so it’s worth buying.
Reminds me a lot of that ‘gum’ smell from Invictus, but here it’s watermelon. The opening is pleasant, citrusy, and juicy. As it dries down, it picks up a creamy touch. Juvenile, nothing groundbreaking, but with a very good price if you can get it for $30 or less; it’s decent, I understand the hype as it’s an accessible Invictus with quite good performance.
I don’t see it as similar to the current Invictus. Smells like watermelon, sweet, fresh, and edible; a bit artificial but not annoying. Great perfume for the price, and the performance is also very good.
The fragrance works well, smells synthetic but tastes good. Sweet watermelon aroma with strong similarity to the original Invictus. Strong projection for the first hour, then drops a bit; lasts about 6-7 hours on skin, less on clothes. I use it for the gym and sometimes daily, it works well. I recommend it only if you catch it on sale; I bought it for 500 pesos (around $26-27) and it’s a steal for the price. Rating: 8.5/10.
Watermelon gum, coyac, chupachups, pacifier; call it whatever you want in your country, it smells like classic red candy loaded with watermelon. It feels synthetic but evolves into something woody as it fades. It’s delicious, but I find it maxed out for people 25 and under, smelling a bit like a teenager. It’s spectacular for $25.
Excellent perfume, one of the best for this price. Delicious from the opening with exceptional longevity, though it can cause olfactory fatigue.
Very good, not revolutionary and has a synthetic touch, but it smells great. Super pleasant aroma, versatile, fresh, fruity, with just the right amount of sweetness. It’s an Invictus with that fruity twist that makes it unique, cheap, and long-lasting. I don’t see any similarity to Baccarat.
Cheap and easy-to-wear perfume, perfectly balanced between sweet and fresh thanks to the watermelon note that makes it juicy and refreshing. The incredible part is the longevity: 8 to 9 hours, projects well at first and fades to a skin scent but stays there. I recommend it for any weather or occasion due to its versatility. If it’s a 90% dupe of Invictus, it differs from Hawas by being a bit sweeter.
I really liked it; it has all the Invictus DNA. I bought it blind and it didn’t disappoint, very tasty! It’s an Invictus with a watermelon touch that lasts longer on my skin. If you’re thinking of buying it, I totally recommend it: it’s versatile and affordable.
Rich, you can tell the Invictus DNA with a watermelon note that smells different. Easy compliments and good projection. Doesn’t fade in the heat, which is great. Recommended for teens and young adults.
A classic Invictus but with steroids and a red twist. Rich, powerful, and long-lasting.
The opening is synthetic, but within minutes it turns into a pleasant, fresh, fruity, and masculine scent with presence. It’s flattering and gains depth over time without losing its freshness. In my opinion, it’s the best quality/price/longevity combo right now. Even though it’s compared to Invictus, it’s not similar; it has the same goal but is a distinct proposal. It’s a turning point that encourages you to have your own criteria when reading reviews. And let’s talk about the price; it easily deserves triple what it costs.
It smells like sweet watermelon bubblegum to me. It’s fruity and versatile, following Invictus’s path without being identical, so it’s not innovative. The opening feels synthetic, but the scent is pleasant, though nothing special and too youthful/informal. It doesn’t remind me of Baccarat Rouge 540. Good longevity, 7-8 hours. Projects strongly at first, but after an hour and a half, it fades gradually without disappearing. It gets cloying with heavy spraying or daily wear. Good price.
Very good perfume, one of the most flattering. Rich and sweet scent without being heavy or overwhelming. It’s versatile: works day and night in cold climates, but also on summer nights.
It’s a sweetness bomb, fresh and sweet at the same time. It’s earned several compliments. Easy to like, accessible price, excellent presentation, and top-tier scent. The apple note is key. I give it 9/10; my wife also gave it 9/10.
I like it more than Hawas Ice. It feels fresher, fruitier, and less sweet. It’s like a fruity Invictus with a bright touch (I get the Baccarat Rouge reference). I’m wearing it today and the scent is very rich. We’ll see on longevity and projection, but it’s been with me for 3 hours and still projecting; I think it’s doing well. Cheers.
Nitro Red follows Invictus as a fruity flanker, with watermelon and apple notes that I like, though it eventually smells like very sweet watermelon bubblegum. Comparing it to Hawas Ice: this is a 2025 batch, unrefurbished, with good performance. ⌚ Lasts 6-8 hours, less than Hawas Ice, and doesn’t cling to clothes like Rasasi. It fades over time; solution: reapply. 💨 High projection, almost ‘Beast Mode’. A friend nearly suffocated in the opening and called it a ‘Christmas perfume’ due to the apple, lavender, and sandalwood base. It’s not as strong as Hawas Ice for filling rooms. 🍃 Good sillage, thanks to amber and sandalwood, but nothing heavy, about 1 to 1.5 meters. 😉 Gets compliments, it’s popular and crowd-pleasing. If you like the Invictus DNA and find it at a good price (around $25, less than Hawas), buy it. It’s versatile: signature scent for school, parties, or casual dates. Not for formal settings or people over 30; it screams fun. Recommended? Yes, if it’s your first perfume and you want something sweet but not cloying. Otherwise, Hawas Ice is better for performance. Depends on your taste.
In my opinion, its fruity aspect is one of its biggest hits. It has that freshness that adapts to my mood. Nitro Red makes me feel happy and secure; it’s one of those moods-lifting scents, whether for the gym or shopping. Plus, it offers excellent value for money. I give it 8/10. If it had a menthol touch, it would be an absolute bomb.
It’s another Invictus clone, but promises a fresher, fruitier twist. It lasts and projects well, but olfactorily it’s very synthetic and not very enjoyable. The opening smells like low-quality watermelon bubblegum. There are better options for a fraction of the price.
After two months of aging, it’s improved. Over time, it becomes sweeter and fruitier without being cloying. Longevity and projection are much better. It’s ideal for warm climates without being extreme, feeling fresh and energizing. It lasts a long time on clothes. Watermelon dominates from the start, though it feels a bit synthetic. For the price, this is a gift. I’d give it an 8/10.
I feel it lasts longer on clothes than on skin. The watermelon notes are noticeable from the start; they aren’t so sweet as to be cloying, but if it were fresher, it would be better for heat. It’s similar to Hawas Ice, minus the aquatic vibe and replaced with something fruity and watermelon-forward.
Reviews said it was fresh for daily wear, but when I bought it, the only thing I perceived was watermelon with five kilos of sugar. Super sweet and cloying.
Online reviews say it smells like watermelon caramel, but that’s not it. Lavender and cedar stand out. While it has a sweet component, it lacks presence, so the watermelon isn’t very noticeable. It reminds me of Invictus but isn’t a dupe. I’d summarize it as an Invictus-inspired scent with extra lavender, cedar, and a couple drops of watermelon essence. It doesn’t deserve hate, but I wouldn’t place it on the podium like many claim.
Dumont doesn’t disappoint; it’s an excellent, fresh fragrance. It has a rich powdery touch suitable for any occasion, lasts about 8 hours, and projects really well. It’s one of the best with a watermelon note, super refreshing.
I get the hype, and it’s a nice twist on the Invictus DNA, though I find it too youthful for my taste. It’s not as sweet as people say; it’s versatile for day and night. Most will love that aquatic watermelon freshness—it’s perfect for teens looking for compliments and an accessible scent with good longevity.
One of the best I’ve tried. I love the watermelon, even if it’s not the most prominent; I actually detect more apple mixed in. I bought it blind and already have two bottles; I’m eyeing a third but want to try the Intensely version first. Warning: it gets cloying in enclosed spaces and can be overwhelming if you’re in a hot car. It lasts about 4 hours on skin and longer on clothes; with just 3 sprays, it’s very noticeable, so don’t over-spray or be kind to those around you. For me, it’s beast mode.
Starts strong with that watermelon and apple blend, but after 20 minutes it turns synthetic, smells like tires, and just doesn’t work. I wouldn’t recommend it as a cheap alternative to Invictus; you’d be better off with Hawas or Hawas Ice a thousand times over.
A total fragrance gem; I loved it. Light and rich watermelon scent in the opening, and an exquisite sweetness in the dry-down. Projection and sillage are great; people ask what it is and I get tons of compliments. It’s already one of the most complimented in my collection. Lasts more than 8 hours on skin and even longer on clothes, it’s beast mode, totally recommended.
Yes, it’s synthetic, yes, it’s heavy (maybe my batch, since I’ve read it doesn’t fatigue, but it does for me), yes, it’s a youthful club aroma. Still, it’s reliable and doesn’t let you down. It’s like that slick friend who never has cash, but you feel like treating him because of his good vibes and because he’s the king of drawing attention, best suited for parties with open space so he doesn’t bother you. Totally informal to my taste compared to Invictus.
Wonderful. The opening is fascinating and the dry-down becomes excellent. I was skeptical, but it completely won me over. It’s a fragrance I would definitely repurchase after running out.
Very rich perfume; it’s fresh yet sweet at the same time. I get a very sugary watermelon scent and aquatic notes. It’s not overwhelming, but it’s reliable for everyday wear and doesn’t bother others.
A scent marvel, with great longevity and projection. A good youthful and fresh perfume. I’d say the closest smell is to a Tutsi Pop.
No poetry. Great opening, but afterwards it’s simply plain Invictus.
I’m hooked and addicted to this fragrance. I bought it for the watermelon scent, but upon trying it, I detected other fruity notes that opened me up to the world of fresh fragrances. Now I wear it even to sleep. The only downside is the longevity people mention; on my skin, it lasts 3 to 4 hours, so I have to reapply if I want to wear it all day.
I like it; it smells like a sweet taffy. People say it’s a beast, but I don’t see it that way. It has good longevity and sillage, but it’s not beastly. It’s very versatile, works for night and day. The scent is just rich.
Bad experience. Smells like rubber toy with watermelon, very synthetic from the first spray all the way to the dry-down. It has some resemblance to Invictus EDT, but I don’t know where they got that connection. Sillage and projection are decent, but I just don’t like it. It’s not that I dislike playful fragrances—I love them, like Hawas Ice. Bottom line: if you like it, go for it. If you haven’t tried it, don’t buy blindly.
I loved it at first—it smells like Invictus with a final touch of watermelon caramel, not real fruit. The concept is great, but I ditched it because after a few days, the dry-down smells weird, almost like sweat. Even showering and reapplying didn’t fix it; that unpleasant scent just persisted. Others who own it have the same issue, so I tossed it. It started as a top pick, but over time, the dry-down just didn’t work for me.