Loverdose by Diesel

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Loverdose by Diesel is an oriental vanilla fragrance that combines the spicy warmth of anise seeds and licorice with the brightness of mandarin and floral touches of jasmine and gardenia. The base is rich with vanilla, amber, and sandalwood, creating a creamy, sensual aura. Those drawn to its blend should focus on fragrances that balance spicy anise and sweet vanilla with a floral and amber warmth to capture its character.

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Ibiza Nights

Ibiza Nights by CARNER £150.00

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  • Key notes:
  • anise seeds
  • benzoin
  • mandarin
  • pear
  • Tags:
  • #fresh
  • Aromagroups:
  • citrusy
  • spicy
  • woody

Sun soaked dayz and disco nights, this scent captures the character of Ibiza with white florals and aromatic star anise. Chic, cool, joyful!

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Blue Flame

Blue Flame by Insenf £125.00

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  • Key notes:
  • anise seeds
  • benzoin
  • coriander
  • mugwort
  • sambuca
  • vetiver
  • Tags:
  • #fresh
  • #sexy
  • #smoky
  • Aromagroups:
  • leather
  • spicy

Cool herbs, the sweetness of anise, the warmth of a boozy flame at the bottom of a glass. Blue Flame begins in that glass. It opens bright and bitter, like lemon peel twisted between the fingers. Mint leaves and dry coriander seed steadies it. Then comes sambuca, the anise liqueur that lingers with chilly sweetness, shadowed by bitter/herbal Mugwort. Vetiver and cedarwood trace the outline of dry wood, and benzoin resin adds a low hum. Finally, white musk emerges, turning this cool customer into a warm, languid skin scent, its sweet herbs still held within.

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Darin's Musk

Darin's Musk by SweDoft £120.00

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  • Key notes:
  • anise seeds
  • rose
  • white musk
  • Tags:
  • #clean
  • Aromagroups:
  • transparent
  • woody

The name of the perfume is a reference to the ancient port of Darin (located on the Tarout island/جزيرة تاروت‎ in the modern day Saudi Arabia).This port was famous in the Middle ages as the musk exchange hub, where merchants from everywhere would come to buy deer musk.

Darin’s musk was legendary (top quality and genuine). Swedoft are treating us to that fabled musk aroma in a poetic modern perfume way. Darin’s Musk is a bright, voluminous fresh musk cloud. It’s not animalic. It’s white musk, clean and exquisite. It did however inherit the outstanding longevity and diffusiveness of the original deer musk traded centuries ago in the port of Darin.

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Moonglade

Moonglade by MINT £170.00

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  • Key notes:
  • anise seeds
  • coconut
  • lavender
  • nutmeg
  • orange
  • patchouli
  • Tags:
  • #fresh
  • Aromagroups:
  • aromatic
  • fruity
  • leather

Perfumer: Chris Maurice

From the master perfume responsible for most of the Xerjoff range, Moon Glade is a very unconventional take on lavender. The perfumer added a charred coconut shell nuance and poured sweet peach compote to the clean musky vibes of the herb.

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Sirenide

Sirenide by Beaufort £125.00

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  • Key notes:
  • anise seeds
  • lotus
  • orris (iris root)
  • woodruff
  • Tags:
  • #fresh
  • Aromagroups:
  • aromatic
  • leather
  • marine

Orkney, an archipelago located to the north of Scotland, plays host to the inspiration for this fragrance. According to ancient Orkney myth, shapeshifting creatures – selkies – inhabit the bodies of seals who, coming out of the water, shed their skin to walk among humans. Often in these legends the selkie’s skin is found and hidden by local men, and they are forced to marry their human captor.

But in our version of this tale, the selkie takes control. Furious that he has tanned her precious skin, the selkie poisons her captor, reclaiming the leather and returning finally to the tumbling sea.

Sirenide Eau de Parfum is a suitably formidable fragrance: powerful and haunting, with triplicate aspects of ‘skins’ developing on your own. PVC melds with pinseal and an unnerving bitter almond note; water flowers blossom and die, returning to the water.

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Stercus

Stercus by Orto Parisi £155.00

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  • Key notes:
  • anise seeds
  • heliotrope
  • leather
  • oud
  • Tags:
  • #smoky
  • Aromagroups:
  • leather
  • spicy

Stercus never lies.
A part of the essential body functioning and a natural way to fertilize the soil.
It is the secret sweetness that attracts, and the animalic side that offends.

A sign of an infinite life circle.
The smell of an end and the beginning.

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Killr Vanillr

Killr Vanillr by Raconteur £155.00

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  • Key notes:
  • licorice
  • vanilla
  • vetiver
  • Tags:
  • #sexy
  • #smoky
  • Aromagroups:
  • woody

Vanilla’s in the name, but it’s not the name of the game, here. Instead, vanilla’s a team player with sticky, resinous labdanum, enigmatic orris and dark’n’dirty vertiver and patchouli. White chocolate smooths out the rough edges, while a lick of licorice adds an exclamation point!

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Ladano

Ladano by D:SOL MMXVI £140.00

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  • Key notes:
  • cinnamon
  • civet
  • ginger lily
  • immortelle
  • labdanum
  • licorice
  • vanilla
  • Tags:
  • #fresh
  • #smoky
  • #sweet
  • Aromagroups:
  • spicy
  • woody

From the heart of the Mediterranean scrub, where the air hums with resin and sun-drenched leaves, Ladano rises — a fragrance shaped by the slow pulse of Cistus ladanifer. For centuries, this golden resin has been gathered from the wool of animals, breathing its scent into fabric and skin. Here, labdanum glows rather than burns — thick, balsamic, embracing. It’s animated by tickly aromatics: licorice, celery seed, cinnamon leaf and immortelle.

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Bel Air

Bel Air by Molinard £65.00

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  • Key notes:
  • amber
  • bergamot
  • jasmine
  • mandarin
  • white musk
  • Tags:
  • #sexy
  • #sweet
  • Aromagroups:
  • floral
  • fruity
  • spicy

A floral flight of a thousand fragrances from the Pays de Grasse.

Bel Air, in a contemporary interpretation, exalts the most exquisite flowers of Grasse in a sumptuous, luminous bouquet.

A fragrance in which Centifolia rose, jasmine, tuberose, iris, violet, and mimosa bloom sensuously, eternally. A genuine jewel of light, the bottle is a faithful replica of its predecessor, now tenderly tinged with coral. Bel Air, inspired by an idyllic garden, enchants the eye and heart with its petite pastel flask that radiates intensely bucolic beauty.

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Klea

Klea by Brandt £185.00

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  • Key notes:
  • amber
  • jasmine
  • magnolia
  • mandarin
  • white musk
  • Tags:
  • #fresh
  • #powdery
  • #sexy
  • Aromagroups:
  • citrusy
  • floral

Klea opens with crisp mandarin and bergamot, while olive leaf adds an aromatic quality. As it warms on the skin, light and dewy floral notes of water lily, magnolia and jasmine reveal themselves. The citrus and florals intermingle with an aquatic sea salt note, reminiscent of warm skin drying in the sun after a dip in the sea. Papyrus and cedar ground the fragrance with a gentle woodiness, while amber, Egyptian musk and tonka bean add a softly regal quality.

About Loverdose by Diesel

How does Loverdose differ from these similar fragrances?
Loverdose combines spicy anise and licorice with floral jasmine and gardenia, layered over a warm vanilla and amber base. Many similar fragrances share individual notes but vary in overall character, ranging from fresher or smokier takes to cleaner or more floral interpretations.
Which notes define Loverdose's oriental vanilla profile?
Key notes defining Loverdose’s oriental vanilla profile include anise seeds, licorice, mandarin, jasmine, vanilla, gardenia, amber, and sandalwood. The interplay of spicy, sweet, floral, and warm amber accords creates its distinctive scent.
Are these fragrances suitable for someone who enjoys spicy and sweet scents?
Yes, the fragrances listed here highlight spicy notes like anise seeds and licorice alongside sweet vanilla and floral elements. However, each offers a different balance, so preferences for freshness, smokiness, or muskiness will influence which is most suitable.