21
المكونات
8
النغمات
1
صانع العطور
Plus Plus Feminine
نسائي
صُنع بواسطة Nathalie Feisthauer
Plus Plus Feminine by Diesel is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women. Plus Plus Feminine was launched in 1997. The nose behind this fragrance is Nathalie Feisthauer. Top notes are Pineapple, Bitter Orange, Cassis, Fruity Notes and Lily-of-the-Valley; middle notes are Milk, Coconut, Lily, Cherry, Big Strawberry, Red Apple, Orchid, Jasmine and Magnolia; base notes are Vanille, Musk, Nutmeg, Sandalwood, Orris Root, Virginia Cedar and Amber.
مكونات العطر
أفضل موسم
56%
شتاء
66%
ربيع
49%
صيف
65%
خريف
نهار وليل
100%
نهار
24%
ليل
الهرم الشمّي
من الافتتاحية إلى القاعدة، شدة مبنية على تصويت المجتمع.
المكونات العليا0 – 15 دقيقة
مكونات القاعدة3 ساعات – النهاية
الافتتاحية
التطور
القاعدة
المكونات العليا0 – 15 دقيقة
مكونات القلب15 دقيقة – 3 ساعات
مكونات القاعدة3 ساعات – النهاية
تقييمات المستخدمين
1,262 صوت
3.69
أعشقه
29523%
يعجبني
59647%
عادي
867%
لا يعجبني
24920%
أكرهه
363%
Community Insights
MixedBased on 5 community opinions from Reddit
5.5
/ 10 community score
Plus Plus Feminine is a polarizing fragrance with a strong 2000s aesthetic that appeals to those seeking unique creamy and plastic notes, but the scent execution is divisive with some finding it appealing while others describe it as sunscreen-like. It's best suited for collectors interested in novelty fragrances and vintage vibes rather than mainstream appeal.
Strengths
- Unique plastic and creamy vanilla notes that stand out from typical gourmands
- Nostalgic 2000s aesthetic and scent profile
- Affordable price point
- Interesting and polarizing fragrance for those seeking something different
Weaknesses
- Divisive scent that doesn't appeal to everyone
- Can smell like sunscreen or plastic baby products to some wearers
- Very polarizing reviews within the community
Best for
Nostalgic fragrance loversThose who enjoy plastic and creamy notesBudget-conscious fragrance collectors
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
