Montecristo vs Salvador Dali Pour Homme

People who smelled both call them a weak match. Montecristo is sweeter, and Salvador Dali Pour Homme leans more masculine.

How alike are they?

The meter shows how close people who smelled both say they are.

Based on a few votes

Where they differ

  • Montecristo is sweeter.
  • Salvador Dali Pour Homme leans more masculine.
Based on many votes

How they wear

Longevity
Long lastingLonger lasting than 60% of fragrancesBased on many votes
Long lastingLonger lasting than 70% of fragrancesBased on many votes
Projection
Moderate projectionBased on many votes
Moderate projectionStronger projection than 55% of fragrancesBased on many votes
Gender lean
Unisex, leans masculineBased on many votes
Leans masculineBased on many votes

What they're made of

Montecristo

Main accords
  • Amber
  • Musky
  • Woody
  • Tobacco
  • Aromatic
  • Balsamic
Top notes
  • ambrette (musk mallow)
  • cabreuva
  • rum
Heart notes
Base notes

Salvador Dali Pour Homme

Main accords
  • Aromatic
  • Woody
  • Anis
  • Earthy
  • Fresh spicy
  • Mossy
Top notes
Heart notes

Which one is for you?

Pick Montecristo if…

  • you want one that is sweeter
  • you want one that leans more feminine

Pick Salvador Dali Pour Homme if…

  • you want one that is less sweet
  • you want one that leans more masculine