The fragrance is divine but I would say it is a unisex-female scent. It's the kind I like to smell on them. Sweet but not heavy or overwhelming. And guys... it hardly reminds me of baccarat at all. If any is close to baccarat, it's the precious oud. Put it on, leave it for a while and you'll understand.

Wonderful unisex fragrance with an incredible appeal, while the longevity is impressive. It is quite sweet but not overpowering. Sensual yet serious. It has the charm of an era that has long since passed. Beautifully unique.

The Baccarat Rouge along with the Arabian Tonka by Mr. Montalle gives us the result of Instant Crush. That's it. A very strong fragrance with the familiar Arabic DNA that you smell almost in all the island alleys in the summer. Nuclear longevity, and a sillage that suffocates everything around you. In my opinion, it is strictly a winter fragrance and again it is annoying as it emanates incredibly in an unpleasant way. A big NO from me as the Arabic DNA (rose, vanilla, patchouli) does not appeal to me at all. But everyone has different tastes.

If there were a scent for a combination of triple-distilled sweetened condensed milk and triple-concentrated molasses, this would be Instant Crush. The worst part is not that it is intensely sweet to the point of nausea, but the fact that one cannot identify the aromatic notes, as Mancera, true to the mandates of the corporate group, simply delivered another "chemical" mishmash to the market that has no story to tell, no evolution, no message. As for a men's fragrance, not a chance; the good longevity and projection do not save it from being labeled a bad purchase and wasted money.

I found it for 80 euros for 120ml and I am incredibly satisfied.

The scent falls into the category of women's perfumes, but I believe it is unisex.

Its smell is a complex sweet fragrance, quite heavy but at the same time gentle. The perfume has many notes, such as citrus fruits, vanilla, and saffron-like flowers. Personally, I perceive it as a floral vanilla that evolves and as time passes, it emphasizes different aspects of its complex scent.

The longevity and sillage are wonderful, with less than 5 sprays it does an incredible job of filling rooms and staying on the skin and hair for hours, often lasting easily for 12 hours.

Scent: 8.5/10
Sillage: 9/10
Longevity: 9/10
Price: 10/10 (at 80€ / 120ml, which is where I found it)

It is worth noting that the atomizer is very good and incredibly satisfying.

Although it smells very nice, I do not recommend it to people who prefer simple, clear scents in their fragrance.

When you have sprayed it only 2 times on your hand to try it out and someone enters the living room and asks you, "Hey, what fragrance are you using?!" thinking that you have put on a room fragrance, you understand the power we are talking about. From there on, the fragrance has a unisex signature but tends towards male and is also ideal for layering for those who play with them (I recommend cedrat Boise from the same house that I have tried). This does not mean in any case that it does not stand on its own, it is what its name says, instant crush!