Queen Of Seduction Absolute Diva

Es una fragancia muy exquisita. Lastima que no tiene mucha fijacion y dura muy poco. Como es de edicion limitada ya no se venden mas, en mi pais ya no hay. Yo no le sentia la mandarina, si un poco de citrus, talvez la pera y un toque de pachuli. Pero si quieren oler rico y diferente les recomiendo. Yo lo usaba para todo andar, y no es una fragancia muy común. Tengo aun la botella guardada. No tiene nada que ver con el Quenn of seduction normal.

It's Sweeter, a little bit warmer, and les-floral from the original Queen of Seduction. The pear is quite prominent here, a little bit tart, gives the impression of fresh, crunchy,and watery pear. Vanilla isn't listed here but I'm sure i can smell it here, creamy but subdued. And patchouli, even though listed as a base, i can't smell it here, or maybe it's the patchouli and benzoin that gives this fragrance somekind of sweet cookie smell in the base. Overall, i like this one, not too strong and the bottle is beautiful. Not very long lasting but i don't mind because it's affordable here i could respray as i please without feeling guilty

Nothing in common with de original Queen of Seduction, which I love it. I like very much this one also, but I was waiting for a similar scent, like the first creation, just more intense.

Queen of Seduction perfume was launched in 2016 (I was at the fragrance launch event in Brazil) and came to pair with the male version, called King of Seduction, which was launched in 2014. The formula we already know: once a new pillar is created, it doesn't take long for variations to appear on the market. And in 2018, the brand released this version called Absolute Diva, which ended up fooling the most passionate about the original version. This is because, while the former fragrance was floral-fruity, with aquatic nuances, this one is marketed as a chypre-floral, which does not hold much of the DNA of before. Queen of Seduction Absolute Diva has, according to the official page of Antonio Banderas, notes of tangerine and pear nectar, on the head; Jasmine Sambac, lily of the valley and vanilla-of-the-gardens, in the body; Sandalwood, patchouli, and benzoin, in the base. And before you ask me what this vanilla-of-the-gardens is, I explain: in perfumery, it is better known as heliotrope, and the most exploited species are the peruvianum and arborescens and give luminous nuances of violets and vanilla. That name is one of its name in Brazil. On the skin, Queen of Seduction Absolute Diva strikes me as a fragrance designed to be worn at will, as it is not completely daytime, not nighttime. In fact, if there was an intermediate rating in this segment, I would call it the afternoon, perfect for that moment around 5 pm, when the sun starts to get lower, the temperature gets colder and the night approaches. As soon as it is applied on the skin, the output is sweetened, as if vanilla is on top. Then, the jasmine carries the floral weight, but the lily of the valley (which could have been much better explored with its striking green facets) is butchered by the sweetened heliotrope, which paves the way for an even more creamy base thanks to sandalwood. And the benzoin, always nuanced between amber and vanilla, further enhances the “vanilla” aspect of the fragrance. The projection is reasonable and the lasting is good. Regarding the bottle, it kept the visual identity of the line and is very beautiful in hands, because the internet photos do not live up to the beauty of the multicolored effect between turquoise and green. My problem with this flanker is being a product that doesn't tell me much. This version jumps from one end to the other and does not seem to talk to the previous one. Luckily, the smell of pear remains throughout evolution and this is the point that deserves greater recognition. Not to be rude, it's called Absolute Diva, but it's absolutely dispensable.

QoS Absolute Diva smells very familiar to me, I've been trying to remember which perfume smells exactly like this, but I just cant. Well, other than that, it smells okay, I somehow smells root beer here... a very distinct smell of root beer, is it the balsamic part? It doesn't please me as much as the original QoS, and I agree that Diva doesn't even bring the original's spirit. Smells like a whole different line. But again, I think the SPL is better than the original. Won't repurchase, but not a disappointment. I'm gonna finish the bottle anyway.