
Zara Imperial Purple leans iris and powdery and is regularly compared with Dior Homme Intense. It holds a 4.3 out of 5 community rating from 348 votes, is usually described as moderate with moderate projection and is seen as good value by those who own it.
Brings leather, woodsy notes and cereals to the mix and skips amber, cedar and vetiver from the original. Voters say it fades sooner on skin. It sits closer to the skin than the original.
What people who wear Zara Imperial Purple report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Ane Ayo.
βVery nice and strong opening, but it shrinks close to the skin within 1 hour, and after 3 you have to re-apply.Can't tell much in terms of comparison or notes, I'm new at this, love reading your wordy stories. It is citrusy-sweet, but not too sweet, in the dry-down. Definitely some vanilla.Overall, a decent fragrance, worth the price (~$18 / 100ml).Mine has a batch code 31160.Update: longevity improved to 5-6h on skin.Also, it is really similar to Dior Homme Intense, but greener/fresher. Have not sampled Dior Homme Parfum yet.β
βSmells really close to Prada l'homme to my nose. Smells fantastic!. Compared to Prada l'homme, this Imperial Purple has a bit of woodsy notes going on, which makes it smell more manly. I don't or almost don't smell leather in it but I guess the leather is making this smell less office clean (which is a good thing, since I don't see using prada l'homme outside office). Making it a really good perfume for date nights and of course still, office.Performance wise, It last all day on clothes and average on skin. So no worries, this is a banger!β
βTried it, and have to say the opening is very similar to Dior Homme Eau. Not as deep and rich as Valentino Uomo Intense though. The drydown is the part I did not like as much. Also, it is not that cheap (45CAD) considering it lasts just a couple of hours.β