Regal White by Zara
Men 2023
Description
Regal White by Zara is a fruity aromatic fragrance for men. Launched in 2023, this composition is signed by perfumer Nathalie Lorson.
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Notes
Coconut Water
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164 votes
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About Regal White
Regal White by Zara is a fruity aromatic fragrance for men. Launched in 2023, this composition is signed by perfumer Nathalie Lorson.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Balanced
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Value perception
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Troylo
Zara’s first luxury perfumer collection, with those black-label bottles, was spectacular: top-tier houses at ridiculous prices. This Regal White by Nathalie Lorson seems odd at first, but has a subtle charm that even the pickiest noses fall for. It smells of incense ash, black licorice candies, and sun-kissed coconut. Vetiver is present from the start, playful and almost sweet, nothing like the forest vetiver in Encre Noire. It’s linear, not much of an arc, but exciting; it doesn’t clash in almost any season except extreme heat. I disagree with comparisons to Paula’s Ibiza: its salinity makes it more intentional and less mainstream. No surprise: coming from Zara, it’s discontinued, which is incomprehensible since the bottles were refillable and seemed designed to last, but it never came back.
Kobyeray
Excellent perfume that combines the vetiver from Encre Noire but removes the darkness, adding coconut water in the dry-down, very little sweet and with an original composition. I didn’t expect to find this at Zara.
Kobyeray
Great perfume that combines the Encre Noire vetiver but removes the darkness, adding coconut water in the dry-down, very little sweet and very original. I didn’t expect this from Zara.
Maurr
At first, I smelled a lot of coconut, a very simple sensation, but in the dry-down I was pleasantly surprised: a radical shift to a clean scent. I liked that twist.
Maurr
At first, the coconut hit me hard and I thought it was simple, but by the end, the base surprised me: a radical shift to something clean. I liked that evolution.
Thegentelmanscent
I see it as good for the office because it’s not invasive. It also works for daily wear or as a signature, though more for spring and autumn given how the vetiver dries down. I’ll use it this spring for work. Every time I feel that Zara fragrances are for store employees 😅; they all lack punch.
UnTalArmas
I’ve tried it several times in-store and the vetiver dominates; it smells like a clean, traditional, classic gentleman. It’s soft but lasts only 3-4 hours. For the price, I think there are better catalog options.
Thegentelmanscent
I see it as good for the office because it doesn’t overpower. Also great for daily wear, works in all climates, though more so in spring and autumn due to how dry the vetiver is. I’ll be wearing it at work this spring. Every time I feel Zara fragrances are just for store employees 😅, they lack punch.
patepate
Reminds me of Encre Noire by Lorson, but softer. Performance is right at the edge. Cheers.
Vitinello
I can’t handle its opening. On my skin, it literally smells like wet cigarette ash. I’ve had other bad experiences with ambroxan on skin, like Savage Elixir, which makes me vomit when I try it. After hours, it transforms into something extremely similar to Loewe’s Paula’s Ibiza, which I already own and prefer in all its phases. It has something soapy in the intermediate phase, but it’s definitely not a fresh perfume. Do not recommend blindly.
euridyxe
The opening is pure buttered popcorn that moves to coconut and then to a plain sugary gourmand. I like its evolution but find it overwhelming and a bit astringent; I don’t see any resemblance to Paula’s Ibiza except that both gave me a headache.
Lovren
For most of its duration, it smells like Mercadona’s coconut custard. After two hours, slight starchy and salty nuances appear, probably from the vetiver and ambroxan. Low potency, very skin-scented. Unisex. Next…
Vitinello
I can’t handle the opening. On my skin, it smells like wet cigar ash. I’ve had bad experiences with ambroxan, like Savage Elixir, which makes me vomit. Hours later, it transforms into something very similar to my Paula’s Ibiza by Loewe, which I prefer in all its phases. It has a slightly soapy intermediate phase, but it’s nowhere near clean. Do not recommend blindly.
MauroMancino
I own Encre Noir Sport and it doesn’t resemble it. If I see the same style as Issey’s Fusion and Paula’s Ibiza, though the latter is 100 times better perfume in my opinion, this is better balanced. It was annoying to me: the fig and coconut water notes are way too high and cause me fatigue; by the time I wore it on my hand, the scent was already muddled. I didn’t like it.
euridyxe
The opening is buttered popcorn that turns into coconut and then into a sugary gourmand. I like the evolution, but it overwhelms me and feels astringent. I don’t see any resemblance to Paula’s Ibiza except that both gave me a headache.
D_MDZ
The dry-down is very similar to Paula’s Ibiza because of that coconut water note.