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olino – :
Peony-scented soap. Nothing wrong with that, necessarily–it is very wearable. I was just expecting something more glamorous.
905866 – :
It smells just the way the old Dial bars of soap used to smell in the 70’s. Very clean. Like you just took a shower. it’s not soft or buttery. It’s very crisp, sharp. Like walking into an old Miller’s OutPost. Something “Aqua”. Makes me think of the high waisted, acid wash jean days. Boggle boy, bongo, union bay… etc…
fint888 – :
I love this perfume! I know it is supposed to be unisex but this one is absolutely not and for this reason I would wear it. Honestly the dry down smelled very similar to Flowerbomb just slightly different. It is very pretty.
WoLf-AssAssIsn – :
I received a sample of Liquid Diamonds with a Sephora order. My first impression is citrus. Then the florals kick in. Then specifically the Rose. It becomes very warm, soapy, like dial soap, “liquid dial”. Now it’s peach skin, fruity and fuzzy warm. Musk and hint of something darker, patchouli, just a touch of mystery. Dry down is wearing soft peach skin musk, a flower pops up every now and then. Then just clean musk.
The initial stages were kind of fun, as it transitioned from note to note. I thought how is it like liquid diamonds?, facets and clean, clear synesthesia references. It does sparkle but quickly evaporates down to a clean peachy musk. It’s not my favorite, but it’s not a fragrance I would have chosen, but as a sample it was fun to try. Something totally inoffensive and classic.
pawlik37 – :
A sparkly clean rose. Youthful, energizing. It may have a similarity to fabric softener or soap.
It’s very feminine, or perhaps I should describe it as very girly. I do like it but in small doses, otherwise it may backfire and turn cloying and outdated.
Now for the price…I’m not so sure.
bdi – :
This just smells like pure soap. All I get from this is an ultra clean smell. It is very sharp. Not what I imagined diamonds smelling like. If you want to smell like you just took a shower then this did last a long time at least.
Alenhik – :
Viktor & Rolf Liquid Diamonds and Dancing Roses
I realize that Viktor & Rolf’s Magic Collection has problems even at the conceptual level of building the collection. The theme of magic is not uniformly and clearly integrated in all the initial members and this helps to make evident even the problems of integration between the perfumes with each other. There is a lack of an identity that permeates and effectively transforms all members into a collection of fact.
Liquid Diamonds has a very poor relationship with the concept of the collection, the magic of diamonds as a precious stone. What magic? And it is curious that they choose just a bouquet of flowers relatively fresh and common to represent this gem. The formula is still very well made, with a representation of peony that escapes the functional aroma and captures a delicate and fresh aspect of the flower. The construction on top of a base of musks, however, makes the perfume in its combination somewhat common, sounding like a luxury version of a commercial idea.
kenny2 – :
fresh green and sweet watery floral. smells like shower-off scent. Remind me light version of Chloe’s and Pink bottles of Narciso Rodriguez. Watery Rose Centered(Cetylia). It is typical but I like it.
Adadayductlot – :
Peony lovers should like this for there is a fresh, clean, clear peony(and rose) note in the heart. However, the rest of it is just another perfume, one that smells very much like so many others. Like most V&R’s this is too strong and too sweet.
Seger – :
Definitely a classy vibe for that one..peony, rose, with a clean vibe.l.I agree that it is like a soapy rose smell…very feminine, old fashioned, but wearable.it has a green undertone which makes it fresh , and springlike..as it develops it has a dryer sheet kind of a smell, but the nicest kind !! It makes me think of a flower field on a windy warm day….Not what I like to wear, no entheless, pretty creation…I think it would please lovers of clean soapy scents…delicate, charming, soft, nothing wrong with it !! The Magic collection so far is very nicely done!!
Dimon93 – :
Magic that never ends. I was rebuffed by the first whiff but felt in love immediately at the second. The saleslady nearly forced me to sniff it while my face was puckering at hearing the name of the perfume house. Until that moment I was aware only of their flowerbomb series which I don’t appreciate much.
Now, the magic. At the beginning I got fresh, clean, icy, soapy smell, exactly what you’ll call laundry smell. It so happened that now I’m crossing a rather complicated period of my life. So I’m feeling somewhat tired of my usual scents (my usual rotation consists of Lutens, Roja Dove, Esteban, Penhaligon’s, L’Artisan, Lalique etc.) I definitely needed something like this, to “discharge” my olfactory and therefore my brain. Never in my life have I worn a perfume of “fresh” line. But here I am, totally in love. So as I said, at the beginning it was real soap, but a soap to die for. It smells a young lady coming out of shower wearing only a clean white shirt of her boyfriend, with wet hair, pure like a virgin. It smells aseptically clean snow white bed sheets inviting you to roll over them. It smells crystal icy water in a distant mountain brook. And laundry, no joke. And all of those images that cross my mind are very, very sex appealing.
The more I wear it, the more this gem makes itself clear. Now I easily distinguish rose, peony, and pink pepper, for instance. In the same time this scent is in no way “floral” in the usual sense of word. On my skin it has no sweetness of jasmine, no seductiveness of ylang-ylang, no darkness neither heaviness of patchouli, well, no sweetness neither creaminess whatsoever. And this is just perfect to me. Love it. It has a soothing effect on my thoughts.
Don’t get fooled by the pyramid and bear in mind that the name of the collection is Magic. It really is.
Silage is moderate, longevity too. And again, for me this is a plus because I can reapply it whenever I want to feel refreshed and like just from the shower. Love!