Tihota

4 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Lito

  January 23, 2015

  

  It’s the vanilla. Balanced, clean, sweet, and natural. Nothing synthetic is noticeable, unlike many other vanilla perfumes. It’s round, perceived as a halo of sweetness that is not invasive. I identify with this scent a lot; it’s mine forever.

• cnidaria

  February 5, 2015

  

  Totally agree with Lito: the star is the vanilla, it’s not spiced, dry, or synthetic; it’s pure and linear, though it leans gourmand due to the sweetness and caramel touches, without being cloying. I have mixed feelings about Tihota; on one hand, it smells delicious, my favorite note, and I fell head over heels for it, but on the other, it’s just pure vanilla at an exorbitant price. I see it as pure luxury, something you allow yourself to show off, like an expensive watch or a very cramped two-seater sports car haha. I’ve read comparisons with Victoria’s Secret Vanilla Lace and yes, they smell similar and share the same notes, but if you put Tihota on one arm and Vanilla Lace on the other with your eyes closed, you can clearly tell them apart; you notice the quality and purity of the vanilla. Tihota is less synthetic (but I love both) and in both, the musk isn’t very detectable to my nose. Would I buy it now? Of course! if I won the lottery xD and after buying everything I have pending. It’s a gem and one day I’ll be able to afford it; for now, I have plenty of vanillas to satisfy my cravings and a Tihota sample to smell from time to time and remind myself that I want it even if I don’t need it =)

• Paki

  May 5, 2017

  

  Sweet vanilla; although the notes say vanilla and musk, it smells like caramelized vanilla. It’s pleasant, with not much projection, but it has that dessert vanilla extract scent that can be interesting for sweet lovers. The opening has a touch that could be incense but fades quickly. The special thing is that in its evolution it stays stable, linear, and without unpleasant twists.

• Lito

  February 13, 2018

  

  Just finished my bottle of TIHOTA and I’m at a crossroads. It was my first olfactory indulgence, and as my collection grew, I put it on pause for short periods. This is my third refill, and I thought it would be the last, at least for now, because I promised myself to curb the novelty-buying fever (and to be honest, it’s an endless list) by finishing what I already have first. I thought I had it figured out, but using the last drops today made me understand again why I’m so devoted. I’ve read many negative reviews about its simplicity and high price. I agree in part, but for me, it’s a simplistic beauty taken to its absolute expression. It’s an incredibly natural vanilla, unadulterated, warm, creamy, and with otherworldly longevity. It remains, for me, THE VANILLA.