Dimitri

Dimitri foi um perfume que me conquistou antes mesmo de eu saber qual perfume era! Tive meu primeiro frasco quando estava terminando o ensino médio, e usava como assinatura. Na época, me parecia uma fragrância mais amadeirada e eu lembro de sentir ele exalando o tempo todo em que estava no colégio. O Boticário descontinuou essa maravilha, infelizmente, e eu só consegui comprar 1 backup que ainda está fechado, e uso o frasco aberto com todo o cuidado! Ao borrifar na pele, a sensação de frescor é grande, após passar o efeito alcoólico que dura uns 10 segundos, dando espaço para a entrada de notas cítricas, herbáceas, e um acorde mentolado muito agradável, já contrastando com o musgo de carvalho e o cedro! A lavanda, o acorde mentolado, um toque floral masculino e o musgo de carvalho protagonizam essa belezura, juntamente com o lado bem almiscarado (bem almiscarado mesmo), que não é citado pela empresa, e mesmo com uma baixa performance, esse perfume é muito especial pra mim, ao lado do Quasar ou Cool Water! O Boticário o classifica como um fougére fresco, e eu tenho uma percepção de um fougére amadeirado. Tenho o Herrera For Men, e são similares, mas me desculpe a Carolina Herrera, porque o Dimitri é muito mais perfume pra mim, e vai deixar saudade! O gosto de parte do povo brasileiro vem sendo moldado aos perfumes super intensos, e não há olfato que resista à acomodação ao usar 10 borrifadas de Ultra Male, 1 Million, 212 VIP e outros perfumes de alta projeção! E eu tenho conhecimento de causa, porque cheguei a entrar na onda de sair exalando feito "pé de jasmim". Bom, Dimitri não passa muito de 5 horas na minha pele, mas a fragrância continua sendo aquela que me traz tantas boas lembranças, por mais que tenha perdido performance!

Dimitri is soft and slightly sour & sweet, in a good way. In a mouthwatering way, to be more precise. It has a fresh and masculine floral accord and a woodsy note that reminds me of aging barrels, as if it was aged in one. I should say it's not overtly original, but it smells surprisingly charming and elegant for such a simple composition. I think Dimitri is actually an eau de cologne, so longevity isn't that great. But the woods linger tight to the skin for a reasonable amount of time. I just happen to love this woodsy basenote. Overall, it's a great perfume. It needs a nicer bottle though.

Grande perfume, bastante suave. Ideal para dias de calor. Dá aquela sensação sutil de requinte. muito bom

Nice fragrance but it was reformulated. Sillage and longevity is too poor on my skin. :/

esse é muito bom, e é muito versatil, nao incomoda a quase ninguem.

Dimitri is an extremely fresh herbal scent. The aromatic side is very strong, to the point of being stingy to the nose, if over applied. A Mint-Oakmoss-Rosemary bomb, being really fresh and camphorous. The lack of Vetyver surprised me, since i could feel it, but i think it must be the cedar/oakmoss combo. Reminded me of Floresta, by Amazonia Viva, and also of a cooler mintier version of Terre D'Hermès. Here in Brazil is not a BEST SELLER, since Boticario has other more pleasant fragrances, but it doesn't mean is not good. Is just not a crowdpleaser, being a little harsh and unusual (compared to most male fragrances nowadays). It has a certain vintage quality, like a really old sweater that you take from the bottom of the wardrobe, because is REALLY COLD outside. The sweater is not warm anymore, but still has that comfort that you like. Once you pick it up, the first thing you notice is that moldy smell, that is not exactly nice, but not bad either. After a while, you can get the cassis, sweetening thing up with a grape-hard-candy/grape-juice touch. A nice purchase, safe for everyday on summer days (if applied with parsimony). Could be a signature scent.

Funny that I only met Dimitri a few days ago, but I always knew of his existence by feeling it in the people out there, especially the people closest to me, in my daily circle! Fresh and highly linear perfume, all round and non-invasive, with notes that open between citrus and herbal chords reminding the maximum freshness in golden form. Afterwards, it becomes more aromatic, giving the impression of becoming a perfume with strong characteristics, it must be because of the Rosemary that is very evident and along with something else that has in the heart makes it a bit spicy, making this impression, but It's all very fleeting, because it really has traces of Lavender cologne that are indispensable for any time or occasion of the day, be it cold or hot! His final combination is reminiscent of the Fougére family classics, but does not quite assume such family characteristics, due to the presence of citrus chords that are still evident, that is, his farewell, is due to a slightly sour wood that looks like second skin, pleasing those who wear it. Dimitri is intimate and practical!

This scent has the potencial to be my daily scent. It is fresh but not in the way the usual blue and sport scents go. Its a bit formal but never too serious. I think who likes scents like Paco XS, Herrera for Men, but would like something mild for constant wear, may very well like this. But the real downside here is the terrible longevity. Really, really bad. I've said in an old review that Café Café pour Homme kinda reminds me Dimitri in style. My Café Café bottle is old and I need to try a new, but what I can remember is that Café feels a bit harsh and synthetic, while Dimitri doesn't. The problem with Dimitri is always longevity. Boticário could improve that, and wouldn't hurt if improve the strength too.

This is a great masculine scent, fresh seductive and clean. Its mature and well balance for the men on the fast track... not youngish, not femininish not trendy...a classic in my opinion. It reminds a bit of Egoiste platinum. Its my favorite scent from Boticario.

Extremamente agradável. Ótimo perfume para o dia a dia. Após o banho, fica perfeito. Recomendado.

Great memories... excellent scent, very unique. You have to come tro Brazil to buy it.