PERSEVIRON

I have tried Althair, Liquid Brun, Brulee and now this one. Perseviron is a very nice fragrance and I personally like it much better to all of them including the OG because it's a smoother fluffier and creamier version of the original. It replaces 50 percent of that thick orange blossom in the OG and liquid Brun with a very pretty whipped cream note that makes it much more delicious and feminine in my opinion. This projects very well and is room filling for 3 hours but one would go noseblind to it an hour in to the wearing. It lasts for about 7 hours on my skin. Liquid Brun in comparison lasts forever and is beast mode for a long time as well but it's much more sharp in comparison and I have to be in the mood to like it otherwise it becomes annoying. If you have a similar experience with this DNA, liking it but sometimes finding it too much, I certainly recommend testing Perseviron. Update: I've worn 2 sprays of perseviron yesterday mid July because I'm in air conditioned environments. It was very pleasant all day, all night and today! It's been 24 hours and it's still very much noticeable on my skin and on my shirt. Just wanted to inform you that if you want to wear this in the summer, you better be committed to it for a long time! I'm gonna go take a shower! Bye!

The perfect winter gourmand. This opens up with bergamot and cardamom and then evolves into sweet and fluffy vanilla. Very sweet and the spices and the bergamot make it less heavy. The most feminine interpretation of the PDM Althair. If you love the DNA please get this. The woman that comes to mind when smelling this is an elegant and refined lady. She has her own brand and spends all her money on herself . Selfish ? Maybe , she could care less what others may think of her . She knows she is on top of the pyramid At work she is seen in her YSL and Tom Ford suits. She has a well curated collection of Birkin 30’ and Kellys. Her hair is styled in a bun and she has her own signature make up look. She has a 7 step skincare routine and never forgets to reapply her sunscreen. Her nails are always well-manicured and she always chooses between a natural beige or a classical French manicure. She has been married at least twice and each time has managed to marry better than the previous one. She has no love to spare for drama . She believes in love and marriage and refuses the concept of a prenup. She doesn’t sacrifice anything . She demands Respect. The more you see her , the more you want to be her. Natasha from Sex and the City would probably wear this.

I call it the “Karak” perfume. It smells like a cup of hot, spiced, milky comfort — sweet, creamy, gently warming — the kind of drink that makes your sorrows fade, if only for a moment. Projection is strong and longevity impressive; it wraps around you like steam rising from a fresh cup. To my nose, it feels more feminine and wearable than Liquid Brun or Althair.

I've tried all the dupes for Althair and I gotta say this one is the most close to being a 1/1. Why It's not is because the first 15 seconds of the fragrance on my hand comes off a bit synthetic but as it starts to dry down its got that sweet orangey popsicle creamy Althair smell which I honestly can barely tell apart by Althair being slightly more creamy.

This is lovely if you like spicy scents. When you first spray it, you get a beautiful sparkling cardamom and cinnamon scent with sweetness from the orange blossom and praline. As it dries down it becomes a sweet creamy vanilla. Lasts all day, perfectly unisex.

Usually I dont like masc leaning scents, but I do like sweet scents above all else so I gave it a try. Surprisingly I like it. It definitely has that bit that smells of man to me, but like he's a feminist and true ally so I wanna sniff him. The top is absolutely sweet yummy vanilla gourmand goodness, but then feminist man who's in touch with his feelings just peeking out. A woman can absolutely get away with wearing this without needing to immediately purchase a white tank top and combat boots, and she can still smell very fem while wearing it. It's warm and sweet and mmmmmmm. However if a man was in my vicinity, which could be even in the remote vicinity because the projection is 100, I would absolutely want to gobble him up. I imagine this is what a walking green flag of a man would wear or a woman who doesn't concern herself with gender labels for fragrances and wants to smell warm while being cool af.

UPDATE AFTER 3.5 MONTHS: (end of Dec.) 🎊 Woohoo, I just went from a hate to I like it a lot! I've been spraying her out a couple of times over the last few months. Three weeks ago I smelled a huge difference, yet it still made me nauseous. Today, gone. Just left with a beautiful fragrance. Absolutely worth the wait, I'm going to enjoy this perfume so much! ----------------------------------------------- INITIAL IMPRESSION: I've never felt the urge to write a review, but 🤢 aiaiai ... The intoxicating, chemical creme vanilla note topped off with milky cream (it smells like chemical butter) and screeching citrus and cardamom are poison. I'm literally gagging. But ... this fragrance has been bottled super recent so: I will spray it out, let a sit and mature for a couple of weeks/months and maybe some magic will happen. Now, let's soak this off asap 🛁 (I only sprayed it on my leg and it's unbearable).

I received a decant and instantly recognised the Althair DNA, though it's not the exact same. This is more like Liquid Brun, but lighter, weaker and slightly creamier. You could almost say this is more feminine friendly than the others, but that's really down to personal taste.

The beginning is pleasant, but the dry down has that annoying popcorn note which I don't like. Not the worst one, but I can't recommend it.

This smells like Liquid Brun with the added caramel popcorn of Molten Caramel also by Paris Corner (The polarizing factor of this fragrance with reviews previous from mine come from this aspect of the fragrance). This added note (which is likely described as the whipped cream here) makes the Althair formula a bit more feminine in my opinion, pulling this fragrance to the unisex territory. As I don't think Althair/Liquid Brun is a super manly fragrance, I don't think this is a good buy if you are a guy. If you love gourmand fragrances, don't be fooled, the whipped cream here, as I said, smells like the caramel popcorn facet of Molten Caramel, which, if you haven't smelled it before, smells almost exactly like salty caramel popcorn, and as the other reviews show, it's not that hard to dislike this part of the fragrance. It's true that this makes the fragrance more 'edible' than the classic Althair formula, but not in the sweety/creamy way you would expect. This will probably please the ladies that liked Althair/Liquid Brun, but thought these were a bit too masculine for their liking, if they get along with the caramel popcorn aspect that you find here, that is.

A much creamier and lactonic 'Liquid Brun' with softer sillage. It still has the vanilla and cinnamon as the most prominent notes. However, it differs from 'Liquid Brun' and 'Vanilla Dunes' in the sense that the orange blossom is not as noticable, the dry guaiac wood is less intense and a bit of the boozy praline-vibe is toned down to make room for the dessert style sweetened whipped cream. Perseviron is very warm, gourmand and sexy in a feminine way. It's a lot more feminine than 'Liquid Brun' -- i prefer 'Liquid Brun' or 'Vanilla Dunes' by Khadlaj myself -- but if you find these scents a too masculine, dry or bitter, try this one out. It's very sensual.

More of a twist than a clone of PDM Althair, the opening is very similar however the dry down you really get that whipped cream note but still a fantastic scent, super long lasting and great projection. If you want something with the Althair DNA but creamier then this is the one for u. 8.5/10

This is my SOTD layered with island vanilla dunes and vanilla Romance by bbw. It's so warm and creamy. I let it sit for 2 months and now its absolutely gorgeous

First impression - smells like the inside of a hamster cage with corn tortillas