Purplelips Sensual

For me, this is a gorgeous scent. I liked it right from the first spray but it grows and grows in me, as I'm wearing it. And I'm reaching for it very often compared to other fragrances I have. Yes, it's heady, edgy and 'serious' and certainly sensual but not 'sexy'. It's a perfume with a character, one might say. Everytime I'm wearing this perfume at work(I'm teaching adults at night classes), people are inhaling deeply over and over again. Purplelips Sensual is mostly suitable for cold weather, for mostly for nights but suitable for daytime too. It could be worn by younger ages as well, i think, it's quite a modern perfume. Cinnammon is the prevailing note that softens with the time through its mix with a soft orchid. There is also a Bell'd' Opium-like aromatic Sandawood note present in the drydown. The drydown comes quite early and it's lovely. I also smell black current and a tiny bit of pepper. I love this scent more and more as I'm wearing it.

This one lives up to it's name---"Sensual" is definitely the moniker for it. From the first spray I am enveloped in a heady cloud of black currant, freesia, and a hint of cinnamon that quickly warms into a rich, resinous, opoponax-amber sensual blend...it wafts around me, lingers sensually, and makes me feel divine. The drydown is still all opoponax, sandalwood, amber, and a hint of patchouli that is just creamy and sexy and lovely. This COULD be too heavy for a hot summer day (maybe just a half spritz for that!) but I can see it being suited for fall/winter, or a sexy night out. It is still going strong at 8 hours on me and I can see it lingering for at least another 2-3 in this soft, sweet, resinous cloud of delight. A++ ---my first Salvador Dali scent, and it's a WINNER.

i bought this unsnnifed because i liked the composition of the notes,and i was satified,it is awoody fragrance,not heavy in character,on my skin i get the smells of pepper ,orchid and cinnamon,with ahint of violet.i wish it was longer lasting,and its not a difficult to wear fragrance, i think it could be worn easily summer time..reminds me allitle bit of lancomes miracle forever

This is my second favourite from S.Dali right after Dalimania and before Dalissime. It is a beautiful oriental-like, fragrance that develops nicely. Indeed sensual! First it seems a little aquatic to me, then there are cinnamon, pepper, vanilla and resin. Sometimes I can detect fruits...Highly recommended!

Easy to love. Blackcurrant, cinnamon, and freesia take the lead. Perfect winter scent, and layers great with my fresher blackcurrant scents, too. Opoponax in good measure. Don't miss it if you're into balsamic perfumes.

opoponax, cinnamon, black currant, little pepper but not the sneezy kind, orchid, sandalwood and light patchouli to deepen it; a little fruity but very balsamic and pretty

I smell quite a heavy Almond in this perfume too! And maybe even Marzipain or something that smells like that! So it is much more a dark gourmand than I ever thought!!

In response to Pattyk: they do not smell the same at all. Purpelips sensual is somewhere between gourmand and cinnamon. Purplelips regular is more floral.

What wonderful notes! I highly aprove the IDEA of the frag, dark, almost gothic, sharp and sexy, but the realisation probably reflects the low budget that they got to make this one... the sillage and lasting power are poor on me, and the composition seems a bit chaotic. This is certainly a cousin of Purplelips, only that you have spices and resins instead of fruits and lilac, which is a good change. In the beginning pepper, violet and blackcurrant from the top notes are predominant. They give the mixture a very strong, almost masculine sharpness. In the middle the cinnamon enters and rules from now on, accompanied by a lovely, but very short song of violet warmed up by oppoponax. I wish it could stay longer... The base is hardly detectable to me. I don't get much vanilla, maybe a tiny little bit, nor the explicit sandalwood, but it's all in all definitely woody in caracter. There is something beautifully mysterious in the scent,and it is virtually what I imagine a feminine woody should be, so in some moments I simply adore it, but by now I dream about getting the same but done properly, one day... I'm going to wear this one, though, I even got some compliments already.

Hmm.. Purplelips Sensual... I keep buying "purple" perfumes lately.. All of them blind buys and also good choices. Back to Purplelips Sensual.. I bought this after reading up on Salvador Dali fragrances here, because I really liked another Dali blind-buy based on the reviews here - Sea & Sun In Cadaques. I'm not familiar with Allure Sensuelle, so I cannot say if it is similar or not. After spraying I thought it is rather similar to 3121 Prince perfume (which is seriously growing on me), a sweeter and tamer version of it, not necessarily the same notes or smell, but rather the "vibe" of it... if that makes any sense. I get the "men fragrance" idea; it can be mistaken for a man's perfume, not only in the beginning, but in the drydown too. It is pretty sweet, it's oriental and it has pretty good sillage and lasting power on my skin. I get the cinnamon and the woody base, maybe a bit of violet and some pepper. I can't wait to try this in colder weather; it should do really good, because I already like it a lot now. I'd say this is a safe blind-buy, well worth the very affordable price.

A splendid fragrance, if only the lasting power was better! Anyway, the smell is so relaxing, cozy, warm and soothing I really enjoy it and do not complain about its longevity - it seems Purplelips Sensual make it up by the lovely, balmy and woody sweet scent. True, it appears to be gourmand-spicy thanks to cinnamon and vanilla aroma mixed with sandalwood. It is one of the modern fragrances that seem to appeal to me a lot. Spraying it on a scarf will make your morning or evening Indian summer walk a real sensual pleasure. Recommended! EDIT: Another great thing is that when I sprayed it on the palm of my hand, after a long while I got a wonderful, intoxicating smell similar to Zino Davidoff, which I absolutely adore on men! Wow, in this case I know how to bring back the memories without actually turning to this extremely masculine Davidoff perfume :)

Purplelips Sensual is a successful flanker in the sense that the essence of the original remains, but it is it's own distinctive fragrance. I consider both to be evening fragrances, but Sensual would definitely give a lover of the original a new facet to enjoy. As with the original it has that same fruity, "purple" smell akin to Forbidden Euphoria. The main difference lies in the intensive, almost gourmand cinnamon note. Aside from that, Purplelips Sensual is woodier and overall more "Oriental". Drydown is something akin to mulled wine. Most likely the berries + cinnamon. I personally do not get a masculine impression from this fragrance.

I dont like Salvador`s perfumes.For me almost all of them are boring,no sillage and lasting power.I decided to buy blind this,because i was searching for something not so commersial and i am very surprised in a good way.The first frag from SDthat i like.It is not wow fragrance,not at all,but interesting enough compared to all these sugar crap on the market.I can smell the cinnamon and looots of opoponax with little amber and orchid.It is warm and cozy,i think is sexy in a very intelligent way.Very bad sillage and lasting power though.I have to spray it every 30 min.

I don't love but like it. It's projecting soft on my skin and a little masculine at least with my chemistry. It resembles in my opinion the most 3121 of Prince also a quite masculine fragrance. But i love to wear man perfume so this is not a waste of money for me. I'm terrible in detecting the ingredients. But not sensual at all in spite of the name. It becomes a skin scent within minutes so for me a 1 time purchase. I like my perfumes loud, very loud and heavy. The vintage 80 perfumes are my favourite. Power Bombs.

I have a few Dali perfumes and this one is my favorite. I get black currant, pepper and cinnamon, not a fiery cinnamon but a warm one. It is also sweeter than I thought it would be which I think is probably the vanilla orchid. That sweetness though is balanced with the warmth. I also get the opoponax and woods on the drydown. This is a very pleasant perfume, not too spicy with moderate longevity and sillage on me. An inexpensive blind buy. I'd wear when it's a little on the chilly side out, night or day.

I tried this one by mistake - thank God we are humans and we do mistakes! I didn't enjoy it upon the first sniff, there was something rather synthetic to me. But once it settled? Delicate cinnamon sprinkled on a creamy, balmy skin. 12 hrs longevity in this case would mean 12 hrs having my skin smelling very inviting. Well played. For this price it's a steal. 8/10

it is very inexpensive and i bought it blindbuy.perfect for cold winter nights,walking on snow,maybe theatre-cinema:)storng cinnamon-a bit sweet but not sticky.woody way close to skin,comfortable.longlasting and good sillage.

Purplelips sensual is a warm, rich, spicy and purple scent. It's lovely! Nutmeg is listed in the description, but not in the notes. To my nose is seems very much present. I get mostly amber, orchid, opoponax, nutmeg and cinnamon with some woods. The violet is very much in the background, luckily, since I am not a huge fan of violets in perfume. I am not sure about the blackcurrant. I usually find that synthetic fruits rarely smell anything like the real thing. There is a slight fruity aspect in ps though, I'll give it that. I do not smell the cinnamon as heavily as voted either, but once again, cinnamon in perfume rarely smells as beautiful as I'd like it to. Cassia (Cinnamomum cassia) is my favorite essential oil, but I am yet to find a perfume that has a similar note feautured. Please let me know if you have any tips Purplelips does have a slight masculine edge, but it is a beautiful perfume. Considering getting a backup as this is dirt cheap and quite unique!

Piercingly strong spices with an amped up opoponax; the opening is hard to get past, and it takes awhile to get through. Dry down is softer (hello patchouli and orchid) and and more feminine like others have noted. For cold weather only. A cheapie with major performance.

It is wearable but kinda too peppery for my taste. I can't really smell the cinnamon, the violet note is also weak so it's mostly opoponax and patchouli on my skin. Lasting power is mediocre so I'm giving it away. Try before you buy.