Diesel Zero Plus Eau De Toilette Spray for Women 75ml

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I can't be sensible or neutral about this one because it was one of my favourite smells as a kid (must've been about 5 or 6? I tried this because I love the scent of coconut and I read here that this fragrance smells a lot like it. My review yesterday is an accurate one for how it was yesterday, and my review today is accurate for how it is today. Diesel Zero Plus Cologne by Diesel, Released in 2003, Diesel Zero Plus is a strong, masculine cologne with a woody and oriental nature .

Perhaps it was because it was the staple for teenage girls everywhere for a while, or that this is super sickly and grabbed my skin like a magnet and just wouldn't quit, no matter how much or how hard I scrubbed.

It soon morphs to a quieter laconic smell with some spicy edge and subtle sweetness, more like a perfumed lotion than milk 🥛 on my skin. The opening blast was reminiscent of nail polish remover, but once the liquid dried on my skin, it reminded me of a breezier version of Bath and Body Works "Coconut Lime Verbena", which is a nice enough fragrance, but one that doesn't work exceptionally well with my chemistry. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. It's also giving me the bath, or aftershave vibe, but only a little bit and maybe it's from the coconut. after wearing this for some hours a still smell my wrist and finaly i get what it is i smell but cant put my finger on .

It can be scary and it can be sweet but the emotions we go through are genuine, raw and some of them stay with us until the last breath. I was complimented on it a lot today and one of me colleagues also said (unprompted) that it smells like a body butter of some sort. It IS creamy /milky but it is also fruity, beachy/coconutty, plasticky/rubbery and has moments where it smells like swimming pool chlorine.

Thanks to Liat for the post below - adding water muted the plastic a bit and the "laconic" faintly appeared (I think), but no other real improvement that I could tell.

Though now thinking about it, I could have "Indiana Jonesed" the bottle of "++Masculine" that's sitting around that no one wears. The spice notes of nutmeg and black pepper, the floral notes of rose, jasmine and orchid and the wood/balsamic notes of sandalwood, amber and cedar do not exactly make themselves known as individuals, which could be a good or bad thing depending on how you like your scents to unfold. Unfortunately, it has a slighty synthethic, sharp edge that becomes more noticeable over time and is very similar to Plus Plus.That one warm summer day at the beach or that time you broke the rules and were shamed by your parents. And it is hard to guess, whether because of the cake baked by the woman everywhere is dancing the smell of the vanilla and almonds, or perhaps it is some magic. Ever so soft florals lingering - like if the glass of milk were sitting in a kitchen still ice cold with a window open to a freshly manicured lawn and a few flowers which had been just planted and watered with some light musk.

Fortunately, after 20 minutes that note that I dislike tones down to something I perceive as milky, and then I quite like my wife wearing Plus Plus.the white flowers ( no distinct lily though) in the beginning are very sharp but fade away fast, leaving you with vanillish creamy undertone. You see I am attracted to pretty bottles and this bottle looks like it holds a chemical potion in a Sci-Fi movie. Top notes are Pineapple, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Red Apple, Plum, Pepper, Cassia and Bitter Orange; middle notes are Magnolia, Orchid, Lily-of-the-Valley, Jasmine, Moroccan Rose and Iris; base notes are Cacao, Vanilla, White Musk, Amber, Sandalwood and Cedar. Unfortunately, I've had to bear it a lot when my wife jumps in the car just after applying the scent.