Splendiris Dusita 2019

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7.4 / 10 178 Ratings

Splendiris is a perfume by Dusita for women and men and was released in 2019. The scent is floral-powdery. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Floral

Powdery

Green

Creamy

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Violet leaf absolute

Fig leaf

Bergamot

Carrot seed

Mandarin orange

Blood orange

Heart Notes

Violet

Orris butter

Jasmine sambac

May rose

Base Notes

Ambergris

Cedarwood

Vanilla absolute

Vetiver

Perfumer

Pissara Umavijani a.k.a. Ploi Umavijani

Ratings

Scent

7.4178 Ratings

Longevity

7.2147 Ratings

Sillage

6.7149 Ratings

Bottle

8.3129 Ratings

Value for money

6.060 Ratings

Submitted by ExUser, last update on 18.03.2024.

Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

10/07/2021

8
Pricing 8
Bottle 7
Sillage 7
Longevity 8
Scent

Blinfluenced
5 Reviews

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Blinfluenced

Very helpful Review 7

Flowers, fruit, or is something wilting?

Is it floral or more fruity? Or yet none of the above.
Basically I find the fragrance appealing, only unfortunately I do not know exactly what it is.
I was looking for an iris fragrance, had already tried a lot, but the right for me was not really there. Then I came across the Splendiris in the fragrance shop in Cologne.

Let's start as always with the packaging, kept simple in a rectangular cardboard box, thrond the flacon in the middle.
A rather simply held glass bottle with a metal cap.
The first spray shows me a complex composition of various fragrances, no sweet in my opinion, rather a meadow with various flowers. After a time join also fruity notes to it, a light citrus note comes through. I have just kiwi before the eyes...
The 2nd spray puts me in a greenhouse, oppressive, flowery, wilts there something?
After about an hour, the iris comes to my nose, gaaaanz slightly powdery. Dominant for me are green colors, a slight earthy note I can not deny.

Since I perceive fragrances especially (I'm blind, but could see earlier) I would like to describe to you the image that forms to this fragrance in front of my inner eye:
A greenhouse, a lot of green, a flower pot with an iris and a withered bouquet.

Longevity and performance are average, for me a fragrance to a green polo shirt.
I like him!

12/17/2020

7
Sillage 8
Longevity 7.5
Scent

Manogi
83 Reviews

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Manogi

4

How cowardly is that?

I find that "Splendiris" by Dusita bears a strong resemblance to "Le Pavillon D'Or" from the same house. However, it starts out decidedly strong medicinal-alcoholic, which is not the case with "Le Pavillon D'Or". That only subsides after a few minutes. The fig comes out very clearly after that.

The difference with "Le Pavillon D'Or" is that "Splendiris" is also much more floral due to the numerous floral notes. It is more pleasing. It lacks the bitterness of the golden pavilion altogether. I find it, like all Dusitas, quite wearable. But it is nothing special. Rather, it is definitely one of the more understated Dusitas.

12/03/2019

6
Bottle 2
Sillage 8
Longevity 8
Scent

Greenfaerie
85 Reviews

Greenfaerie

1

Too much and too little

Beginning with the positives. It smells like a real iris flower, or at least some of the varieties I have actually smelled. Very soft, plush floral with a vanilla-like sweetness. This part is so lovely it almost makes it full bottle worthy. Maybe one day I will decide it is. I am open to that possibility. Splendiris evokes a similar mood in me as Apres l'Ondee. A chilly spring morning, possibly a little misty, definitely gray. Watercolor vibe. The scent of a real iris flower is soft, thus it follows that Splendiris is rather soft too. I certainly don't expect a fragrance like this to be a sillage monster. Look elsewhere is sillage is what you seek. Splendiris is mostly a skin scent on me, but it's lovely, especially in the heart where I get that pure, powdery iris flower.

Now the (subjective according to my preferences) downside. The jasmine really bothered me. It gave an exotic feel, which made my natural iris flower turn screechy. Also, there is an obvious note of ambergris. Typically I would welcome it, but here it doesn't work with the delicate iris flower. It's out of place. You feel like you're in nature, in a Monet paining; then suddenly the stank of an animal. Just doesn't work for me at all. Perhaps with the rose, jasmine and ambergris she was going for a vintage-chic feel? But it clashes with the naturalistic iris. I wish she had just focused on that beautiful iris flower alone. I also feel that the vanilla is too much, rendering the beautiful iris flower of my imagination a bit cloying. Does that make sense? It's not a cloying fragrance whatsoever (it's the opposite of cloying), but I would have preferred it if I found myself asking, "IS THAT vanilla I detect or am I imagining it?" It's too sweet somehow.

The pure and beautiful part of the fragrance, the delicate iris flower, reminds me so much of Prada's Infusion d'Iris Absolue. At other times I am reminded of Masque Milano's L'Attesa, which annoys me even more with all its floral notes that detract from the iris.

Overall I believe it's a winner from Dusita, and I appreciate it. I did enjoy wearing it and would certainly recommend that iris lovers try it. Splendiris would be smashing in springtime.

05/18/2019

EauMySoul
25 Reviews

EauMySoul

2

Splendiris is a different take on iris, this time we get the flower...

Splendiris is not the typical iris we have come to expect from “perfume iris”, there is no lipstick vibe, no excessive powderiness, nor that typical dusty, earthy, rooty scent of synthetic orris that has become “iris” in our minds. The heart of Splendiris smells more like the actual iris flower instead of just the orris butter to my nose, especially the mid dry down phase, which is an entirely different scent from the iris root. I get a botanical iris flower with the leaves, created from an accord of orris butter, violet, violet leaf, carrot seed, rose and fig leaf. It smells like a hybrid of the violet flower and iris flower combined, which are both similar in scent, and both can only be smelled by pretty much sticking your nose into the flower. If you have done that then you will recognize the iris scent more so than the standard orris we come to expect in an iris perfume.

The opening of Splendiris isn’t blue-like to my nose, the blue, green and purple notes combined with orange, mandarin and rose, gives it an energized multi colored scent initially. As the notes settle during the dry down, the blue aspects take over and become more prominent and the sweet orris butter becomes more noticeable, and this is when I begin to smell the iris flower recreation. The earthiness from the vetiver starts coming through later, along with some muskiness from the ambergris and warmth of vanilla and it has a sort of waxiness, sort of like sniffing a candle burning nearby. There is no smokiness or anything like that, but like the scent emanating from a candle which is slightly different from perfume. I even get a slight paper like feel, almost like turning the pages of a book near a calming botanical candle.

For me, Splendiris starts out bright eyed and energizing like a sunny morning with flowers opening, and transforms into a garden of soft blue irises in the afternoon, and ends with candlelight under the moon, and irises just outside the window, ending somewhat bittersweet as the irises start to close for the season.