Sangre Dulce

Today I am tasting the sangre dulce and it is giving me a tremendous feeling of love and hate. I love It because I love the scent. Flavored red fruits on an intense and animal base centered on the civet. It reminds me quite of Transilvania de calaj. The hate part comes from the performance side. If it had a little more longevity and projection, it would be a perfect perfume for me, out of 10. This not so good performance means that, although I love perfume, I can only give it a very high note, and that is that on my skin it does not last more than 5 hours with a very short projection. The fragrance is unisex and, given its slight intensity, I see it wearable in any situation. Of course, it is a rich and delicious aroma but not very elegant, so on occasions that require great seriousness it is probably not my first option. I hope to try more perfumes from this brand. Smell: 10 Longevity: 7 Sillage: 5 Versatility: 7 Originality: 10 Overall: 8.5

Generally, the South East Asian flavours of Prin Lomros' creations sing to my soul. The familiar smells of my childhood - my mother's cooking, her herb garden, the herbal medicinal scents of traditional medicines and temple (not church) incense - are so evocative and full of comfort to me. I find it in so many of his fragrances and I love it for how it makes me feel. Sangre Dulce is no different. A sweet, softly spicy gourmand with some dusky animalic scent (the civet?) and a bitter medicinal herbal undertone (genuinely smells of a traditional Thai medicinal tonic) that would no doubt be the dividing note in whether this is love or hate for the wearer. I prefer not to bury my nose in it but I love the wafts of scent I catch as I move through my evening. For me, it's an evening scent in the cooler months, unique and complex like everything Prin does. In case you can't tell, I love this one.

I feel as though I'm in the minority when I say this is a very thick scent that slowly rolls past the sticky sweetness from the syrup and sangria towards something full of skank. It's not pissy, sour, or the like on me thankfully, and I don't think it smells like Transylvania at all. The former, wore terribly on me and was this stale and sour scent where Sangre Dulce is that sweet, thickened blood. Sangre Dulce is being fat on wine at night, A candle lit bar, and a brown mink coat. It's a femme fatale too tired to do anything mischievous or cunning anymore. She mixes cherry soda with cheap wine and pairs it off with a cigarette in a pinch. Just lovely.

One of the best civet perfumes. The opening is very pleasant, sweet and fruity. The sangria note is quite noticeable. It’s sweet but not overly sweet, so it can even be worn in spring. The civet blends very well with the sweet notes. One of, if not the best perfume I’ve ever smelled. I recommend it to everyone.

This has the same spirit as the now devastatingly discontinued Magenta Pop. The fruity animalic genre is a deeply underappreciated genre, and this is another sublime addition. I do still admittedly prefer Magenta Pop though. Please Prin bring it back I need another bottle!