Deziro

I get the comparisons to BDC and would say they are 30-40% similar. There's a greenish-blue vibe, moderate spiciness, and amber/woodyness in the base. I don't get the ambergris (ambroxian), sea notes, or vetiver. Its intense in the opening and then calms and smoothes out. I prefer this direction as opposed to a normal blue aquatic. I think marketing this as a marine fougere is spot on. It's linear, but the notes take turns playing the lead in the dry-down. Im wearing this in dry 50-degree weather, so I will wait until next summer to fully judge this. Overall, it's a high-quality scent that's a little green and somewhat blue. It lasts 6-7 hours with moderate performance. It leans a little more toward the late 20s and above crowd. I hope as time goes on (and with warm weather) I will get more of the aquatic or watery vibe. For now, Its between a like and a love. Retail is overpriced, but like all Nishane, once it hits the grey market it will become pretty affordable. I will be back with more of an in-depth review, but I want to give my two cents since so many are dumping on this release. If you judge it for what it is, it's a good release. It can be a signature scent and worn year-round but geared more toward spring, SUMMER, and early fall. Edit: If you took the idea of ADG profundo original (green blue aquatic) and added hints of BDC EDP without incense, then turned the quality up to 10/10 you get this. Im really digging this. Wait until this hits the grey market. I’m now picking up an Ambergris vibe as opposed to Ambroxian, which is a win. I guess I'm also getting Vetiver but it’s blended into the woody notes instead of a full-on Vetiver note. Still no watery 💦 or sea notes, but I will wait until warm weather to finalize that. Edit 2: It's only been about 2/3 weeks, and it's already giving me 7-8 hours on skin and until the next day on clothing. It went from a like to a love.

The opening feels rather chaotic and ultimately unoriginal, offering nothing particularly new or distinctive. The composition is quite linear from start to finish. From the very beginning, it comes across as a typical aromatic citrus aquatic — a style less reminiscent of refined designer fragrances and more akin to the kind of scent profile often found in inexpensive shower gels (Axe and Adidas immediately come to mind). Ambroxan plays a key role here, not only anchoring the composition but also contributing to its solid longevity. Interestingly, in warmer weather the fragrance seems to open up and reveal more depth. A slightly richer aromatic character emerges, giving it a faint niche-like quality that remains subdued in colder conditions. However, this nuance does little to change my overall impression. If I were to smell this blindly, without any context, I would most likely describe it as a generic deodorant or shower gel scent. I purchased it for a very low price, which justifies keeping it, but overall I struggle to see its purpose beyond serving as a filler within Nishane’s lineup. As for comparisons,there is no resemblance to Bleu de Chanel. Insta : @be.gentile

There are so many comparisons to Bleu de Channel here, and they're partially correct - this could be a BDC summer flanker. I currently have BDC edp on my right wrist and Deziro on the left - man I love both of these... When you notice who the perfumer is, Alberto Morillas, it all makes much more sense. He has a certain signature combination when it comes to his citrus-aquatics that you can catch in his creations from D&G Light Blue, ADG Profundo, and several of the Issey Miyakes. While they're all very different, there is a citrus/marine note that ties them together, and we can add Deziro to that lineage. Deziro does smell a bit like BDC, but adds that signature fresh citrus-marine combo that the perfumer is known for, making it an exceptional warm weather scent. Projection starts relatively strong, remains moderate for a few hours, and I can still catch it in the air more than 8 hours later. Groundbreaking? No, but this hybrid of sorts is summer signature worthy. 9/10.

Very much the old batches lets say the first batches if bleu de Chanel, but it holds the citrus and aromatic nuances more together. The vetiver is pretty clear as well as base. The cyrpoil pushes it to be a performer if 6 hours. It's fine for a freshie. Oh and the American yes.. it's a very good one, not the Sauvage type of ambrkxsn. It gives a bit of the marine vibe compared to bdc but only if you pay attention a lot. Beautifully upgraded BDC .. though after a while, it starts reminding me of creed erolfa freshness and ginger citruses with some ambroxan( high quality ) the woodiness and dark sweetness of bdc. So what you get: bleu de Chanel but thicker and less sharp, more smooth and orange instead of just explosion of citrus. The rest though its pretty similar. After a hour or 2 you cant seperate then from quality. But the first 2 hours in the heat it lingers as a much better quality if that makes sense. 100ML 150€ think I made a worthy purchase

Just received my 1ml decants to try and just applied Deziro. I've been anxious about this fragrance because there's a fair amount of youtube reviews expressing disappointment. I'm here to say, to shit on this scent is absolutely absurd. It's great! I think people psych themselves out expecting something revolutionary and if revolutionary is your expectation, you're going to be disappointed. Deziro is a great fragrance choice. 100% edit: I may have to eat my words. I bought a bottle and felt something wasn't the same compared to the 1ml decant. My new bottle has a more pronounced mint note. Together with the other heart and base notes the scent really comes off smelling like mint toothpaste. Fresh mint toothpaste. Hopefully the decant is an example of what maceration can do for the fragrance. Edit: to it's credit it works like a champ in extreme heat and humidity. I tell myself it's an icy mint fragrance, not mint toothpaste.