Plus Plus Masculine by Diesel

Umm, Diessel. It had a feminine vibe when I walked past, but the guy was too shy to turn around. He was wearing it, stolen from my brother. I still remember it fondly, so years later I bought my own bottle. Verdict: it’s a bit optimistic, hitting the three B’s—good, beautiful, and cheap. Well, not exactly beautiful. The bottle design is quirky, looking like glass milk, with packaging mimicking a milk carton; a never-before-seen concept but not very striking. Sillage is moderate, fading to skin-level after about two hours. Longevity is moderate, lasting 3 to 6 hours, and since it’s so cheap, you can reapply without hesitation. The most important part is the scent: I think it’s good; Diessel really put effort into the notes. I like it, though it doesn’t make me fall in love or rank in my top ten, but for the price, it’s done very well. The opening is sweet but not overpowering, with barely noticeable citrus notes; the sweet aroma stands out and lingers. Several people said it smelled clean, which is probably why I liked it. It gives me that fresh-out-of-the-shower feeling. Overall, great value for money—I only used one bottle. Recommended; you’ll appreciate it without regrets thanks to its low cost.

The ingredients lack quality. The alcohol is exceptionally bad and stings the nose right upon spraying. The trail and longevity are weak; I have to reapply after three hours. The scent is so chemical it’s hard to define, though it’s always sweet and somewhat unisex. The box is very original and the innovation is appreciated. However, the bottle itself is HORRIBLE. There’s no quality in the components. The alcohol is of exceptionally poor quality and irritates the nose immediately upon application. The sillage and longevity are weak, requiring reapplication after three hours. The fragrance is so chemical it’s indefinable, although it remains sweet and slightly unisex. The packaging is very original and the innovation is welcome. The bottle, however, is HORRIBLE.

Diesel Plus Plus: the fragrance of my childhood. Hi, I’m from Mexico, 34 years old, new to collecting, but my love for perfumes started when my mom gifted me this when I was 10 or 12. It was my gateway. Now I live in NY and found it a year ago; opening it transported me back to 2002. It’s unique, elegant, and simple, loaded with emotions. Although it doesn’t last long on the skin, the feeling is unforgettable. Today I own a perfume shop thanks to contacts from my mom, and this will always be the memory of how it all began. Verdict: Scent 8/10, Longevity 4/10, Nostalgia 10/10. P.S.: Smelling Wild Card and John Varvatos Artisan reminded me of this. P.S. 2: My son says both smell like pancake batter. 🤔

Not an extraordinary fragrance. For the price, it’s great for daily wear. Smells like perfumed caramel. On my Mexican skin, it stays sweet throughout its longevity. I don’t detect any citrus; instead, it feels velvety and earthy, perfect for cold weather. Recommended for people around 30. One notable thing is that it never smells like alcohol, even fresh out of the bottle; it feels like you’re applying essential oils directly. I’m on my second bottle.

Fresh and clean at the lowest price, $12. It reminds me of Calvin Klein. It doesn’t last long, but it smells delicious, slightly creamy—hence the milk carton and bottle imagery. 75 ml. Recommended for collectors looking to relive the past. 8/10 for the price and presentation. If it were more expensive with different packaging, it would drop to 6 due to the longevity.

Hello, a very youthful, fresh, and sweet fragrance that doesn’t overpower. It gives me a coconut vibe or something similar. Very youthful, but highly recommended because it’s wallet-friendly and super cheap. The limited edition with the black packaging felt more mature—a rich, fresh, and woody scent. The packaging is awesome, a well-deserved 10.

Women love it. It has that sweet, milky creaminess but stays fresh, with an incredible orange blossom note that gives it a citrus-floral touch. It’s very similar to Jacques Bogart Silver Scent, though not identical. The atomizer changed—it’s not as big anymore—but the scent remains the same. A sweet freshness that doesn’t cloy.

In my opinion, it’s really great: pleasant sweetness perfect for afternoons or evenings, without being overwhelming if used moderately in the heat. Longevity and sillage are long-lasting and moderate, respectively. What makes it excellent is its low price for a 75 ml bottle. Sillage 8, longevity 8, price 10, total 9.

Alongside Le Male, it was my fragrance in my teens. I bought it again at 35 out of nostalgia, and it brought me back to the 90s. Now it seems innocent and very youthful, so I gifted it to my son. Still, it’s a good buy; you can’t lose anything at that price.

It was my fragrance in my teens alongside Le Male. I bought it again at 35 out of nostalgia, and it brought back the 90s, although now it seems innocent and youthful to me. I gifted it to my son. Good purchase; there’s nothing to lose for the price.

Excellent fragrance, especially considering its low price. It’s sweet, slightly fresh, and synthetic. I think it’s perfect for teenagers or young adults. Suitable for day or night, always casual.

What an amazing smell, though the longevity is terrible. For the price, it’s not bad, lasting maybe 3-4 hours at most and requiring frequent reapplication. I’d give it 7/10.

I really expected more from this fragrance; it’s not a blind buy because it doesn’t appeal to everyone. With so many notes, you don’t really know what you’re smelling.

I found it synthetic and too youthful for guys aged 15 to 18. At 39, I gave it to a friend for his son. I bought it blind; it’s not bad, but it’s not my style.

Nothing extraordinary, but great value for the price. It smells good, just doesn’t project much. Perfect for noses that can’t handle strong scents.