Stash SJP

13 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Studio1

  December 5, 2018

  

  First off, it’s great that celebrities are finally releasing distinct perfumes, moving away from the typical floral/fruity scents that smell like gummy candies. The packaging and presentation are top-notch; the bottle comes in its box with a protective pouch. It’s a minor detail, but worth noting how carefully the aesthetics are handled. As for the fragrance itself, it’s unisex but leans masculine for me. It’s a spicy bomb paired with an herbal aroma with a very potent opening, leaving a woody-spicy dry down. It’s not niche at all; I’ve read comments saying it rivals Tom Ford, but it’s nowhere near that level. This Stash didn’t captivate me, and I don’t think I’ll repurchase. It smells a bit like an older man’s cologne to me.

• necano

  February 12, 2019

  

  Completely masculine; reminds me of Salvatore Ferragamo Pour Homme. It’s definitely in the ‘older gentleman’ vibe. I bought it in a travel set of four bottles for an irrisible price, but aside from the original Lovely, I feel like I wasted my money.

• necano

  March 5, 2019

  

  Totally masculine; it reminds me of Salvatore Ferragamo Pour Homme. It’s true that it’s in the ‘old man’ trend. I bought a pack of four vials for an absurdly low price, but except for the original Lovely, I think I wasted my money.

• uhm

  September 19, 2019

  

  Tested on blotter and nailed it immediately: smells like Ferrari Essence Silver. They share many notes, and while coconut isn’t listed here, Massoia is present—that lactone giving the classic milk-coconut and fig-leaf vibe everyone talks about. Nature fig doesn’t smell like this to me, but in perfumery, it’s a timeless combo. This is the standout note; it reminds me of Santal 33 and Zara Scent 1. It starts herbal due to sage and spicy from pepper, then dries down to a mature scent with subtle patchouli and labdanum touches. It also declares a nutty note, just like Hermes; it seems chemical affinities are at play here. Like most, it likely has supporting musks, but without knowing them individually, it’s hard to dissect. They could list cinnamon like Ferrari and get away with it, haha. I generally love this type of scent. I’ll test it on skin later since things always change, but it looks promising for the quality-to-price ratio.

• Taurien

  September 30, 2019

  

  I tested this perfume in a travel set of four 10ml roll-on miniatures. This scent is decidedly masculine, far from safer, mass-market formulas, and surprisingly, I don’t dislike it. It’s not a fragrance I’d want to wear daily, but I do enjoy the seductive game of wearing something a bit masculine from time to time, which I think is what SJP is trying to evoke. It suggests a confident woman who wakes up at her partner’s house and, lacking her own perfume, decides to wear his to go out. Once the scent settles, it’s dense, especially cedar, patchouli, and incense. Good trail and longevity (6-8 hours). I think I’ll use it occasionally, sharing it with my partner who will probably wear it more, and I’ll enjoy it while it lasts even if I won’t buy the full bottle. EDIT: While it seemed very masculine at first, four years later I’d rate it as perfectly unisex, and I feel very comfortable wearing it. It’s incredible how our olfactory perceptions evolve. Scent 7/10, Longevity 8/10, Trail 8/10, Value 8/10, Versatility 2/10, Packaging 8/10. Would I buy again? No.

• Taurien

  October 2, 2019

  

  I tested this perfume in a set of 4 travel minis, 10ml roll-ons. It’s decidedly masculine, far from safe and mass-market formulas. And curiously, I don’t dislike it. It’s not for daily use, but from time to time I like that seductive game of a masculine perfume; I think that’s what SJP is trying to evoke. It suggests a confident woman who, in the absence of her own perfume, decides to use her partner’s to go out. When it settles, it’s dense, especially on cedar, patchouli, and incense. Good trail and longevity (6-8h). I think I’ll use it occasionally, sharing it with my partner who will surely use it more, and I’ll enjoy it while it lasts even though I won’t buy the full bottle. EDIT: While it seemed very masculine at first, 4 years later I’d rate it as perfectly unisex and I feel very comfortable wearing it. Incredible how our perceptions evolve. Scent: 7/10, Longevity: 8/10, Trail: 8/10, Value/Quality: 8/10, Versatility: 2/10, Packaging: 8/10. Would I buy again? No.

• jerry drake

  March 30, 2021

  

  I believe if someone has the courage to be innovative and create something different, they should express themselves. This is encouraging. Sometimes it seems designers are closed off to different ideas or paths. I think there’s a perfume for every moment and occasion that helps us communicate. I always look for new combinations. Stash is simple yet sophisticated and unconventional. A refined taste, not very unisex (for me, masculine), with a bold and elegant character infused with an unusual spirit and imagination for this category. It has a spicy and herbal touch at first. Despite the Atlas cedar, it’s not as resinous as other ‘forest scents’ and has a slight sweetness that accompanies without surprises a tart and spicy fruit note. The grapefruit and incense form the bitter, fruity, smoky backbone; along with the patchouli, they’re responsible for the slight powdery dry-down, making the sensation pleasantly soft. The spicy components are always perceptible. It’s the scent of golden, warm autumn, the smell of piles of freshly crushed wood ready to be gathered, felled trunks. Intensely woody, and what a pleasant way it becomes lighter and warmer over time. Longevity and trail are regular (not a bomb), but it comes very well packaged. If you have the opportunity, it’s proof that some celebrity fragrances, those that stand out, deserve a try.

• Coquita

  March 20, 2022

  

  Starts spicy and citrusy, but soon the spices and sweet, resinous woods take over. It’s linear, unisex, and perfect for autumn/winter, day or night. I don’t see it as masculine, though I get why some might, given that character; it feels like a wild, nighttime version of Hermès Santal Massoia (which has nothing to do with it except the woody scent). Projects softly and lasts about 8 hours. I absolutely loved it and think it’s a great buy if you like woods. Pleasantness: 8/10 Interesting: 8/10 Versatility: 8/10 Originality: 8/10

• Coquita

  April 5, 2022

  

  It opens spicy and slightly citrusy, but soon nothing feels as aromatic as the spices and woods, which are sweet and resinous. It’s fairly linear, unisex, ideal for fall/winter, day or night. I don’t find it masculine, but I understand why some might see it that way due to its character: it feels like a nighttime, edgy version of Hermès Santal Massoia, a very gentle perfume (that doesn’t resemble anything else beyond the wood scent). It projects softly and lasts a good 8 hours. I’ve really liked it and think it’s a good buy if you like woods. Pleasant: 8/10, Interesting: 8/10, Versatile: 8/10, Original: 8/10.

• svazquez7

  October 7, 2022

  

  A fragrance that turned out better than I expected. After all the buzz in the English-speaking community, it opens with lots of vetiver and sage. It softens with sandalwood and leaves a sexy, elegant aura. Sometimes it reminds me of Bic ink with sweet nuances; it has a lot of pepper. Performance is moderate-to-high, trail is regular, but it’s a beauty. It has similarities to Rush, Encre Noire, and the forgotten Marc Jacobs for Men from 2002. It doesn’t smell bad at all.

• svazquez7

  October 12, 2022

  

  A fragrance that exceeded my expectations. After all the hype in the Anglo-Saxon community, it opens with vetiver and sage, softens with sandalwood, and leaves a sexy, elegant aura. Sometimes it reminds me of Bic ink with sweet nuances and plenty of pepper. Performance is moderate-to-high, sillage is regular, but it’s a beauty. It has similarities to Rush, Encre Noire, and even the forgotten Marc Jacobs for Men from 2002. It doesn’t smell bad at all.

• VainillaDulce

  February 21, 2023

  

  Stash might be the first celebrity fragrance to dare to break the mold, and unfortunately for many, it didn’t last long on the market; such boldness was ‘too much’ for modern times and industry restrictions. Stash is a ‘binary’ perfume; I love its personality, style, and audacity. It’s an intensely woody fragrance that moves from roughness to creamy nuances, soaked in resins and surrounded by aromatic strokes. It’s so beautiful on my skin and so unique. I keep a bottle about 80% full and treasure it. When it dries on my skin, it emits that aura of velvety fig and coconut—not a beach coconut, but a sweet, rich one. The wood and resins remain, but they are masterfully embraced by the warmth and the fig-coconut sensation its dry down gifts me; on my skin, it’s indescribable and so unisex that it gives off an intense sensuality. If you’re lucky enough to still find it, don’t miss the chance to own it, even just as an experience. Longevity on my skin is over 10 hours, with high to moderate projection.

• VainillaDulce

  March 6, 2023

  

  Stash might be the first celebrity fragrance to dare to be different, to break the mold. Unfortunately for many, it didn’t last long on the market; so much audacity was simply ‘too much’ for modern times and their restrictions. It’s a ‘binary’ scent; I love its personality, style, and boldness. It’s intensely woody, shifting from roughness to creamy nuances, soaked in resins and surrounded by aromatic brushstrokes. So beautiful on my skin, so unique, I keep an 80% bottle and treasure it. When dry, it emits that aura of velvety fig and coconut—not beachy, but sweet and fleshy. The woods and resins remain, but embraced masterfully by the warmth of fig and coconut. On my skin, it’s indescribable, so unisex that it gives off intense sensuality. If you’re lucky, you can still find it; don’t miss the opportunity, even if just as an experience. Longevity +10h, projection high to moderate.