Daddy
Daddy by PERDRISÂT is not the obvious sweet banana fragrance the note list might suggest. Reviews point toward a warm spicy, piney aromatic scent with tobacco, cardamom, clove and jasmine shaping a quirky unisex profile. It feels more nuanced than playful, with a masculine barbershop shadow and softer, stranger accents around it. Try it first if you want clean sweetness or straightforward.
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Performance Metrics
8 VOTESOpen Performance Breakdown 1 TAKE
There is no reliable structured performance data for Daddy. One reviewer describes it as one of the longest lasting fragrances from the house, so it may have solid staying power for some wearers, but the evidence is too limited for a firm longevity or sillage claim. Test with a light dose first.
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Daddy opens from a warm spicy and aromatic direction rather than a straightforward fruit direction. Banana is listed, but the reviews point more toward piney aromatics, cardamom, clove, tobacco and a barbershop-like structure, with jasmine and fruity sweetness adding odd softness around the edges.
Main Accords
8 MAPPEDThe warm spicy accord appears to lead, with cardamom and clove giving the scent its dry heat and lift. Sweet and fruity facets are present but do not seem syrupy or juicy in the reviews. Tobacco adds maturity, while white floral and aromatic tones create the tension between barbershop sharpness and softer, more playful nuance.
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Daddy by PERDRISÂT is a 2024 unisex fragrance by Callum Rory Mitchell, and the name sets up expectations that the scent does not simply follow. The note list gives banana, cardamom, tobacco, jasmine and cloves, with the main accord profile leaning warm spicy, sweet, fruity, tobacco, white floral and aromatic. In wear, the available reviews suggest something more angular and interpretive than a fun tropical fruit perfume.
Pros & Cons
Quick take before you sampleWHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT
Distinctive warm spicy character
More nuanced than the banana note suggests
Interesting unisex gender balance
Tobacco adds maturity and depth
Aromatic profile gives it structure
May appeal to fans of spicy niche scents
Reviewer comparison to Marrakech Intense gives useful context
Not described as generic or overly simple
Potentially strong longevity for some wearers
Good choice for sampling something unusual
WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR
Not a safe blind buy
May disappoint sweet fruit lovers
Banana note may be less obvious than expected
Can read mature or old-fashioned to some noses
Limited review evidence overall
No reliable sillage data available
Spicy aromatic profile may feel assertive
Concept may be more polarising than easygoing
Floral facets could turn powdery on some skin
Not enough evidence for firm season guidance
Fragranxe Review
EDITORIAL“Daddy PERDRISÂT Review”
Daddy by PERDRISÂT is a 2024 unisex fragrance by Callum Rory Mitchell, and the name sets up expectations that the scent does not simply follow. The note list gives banana, cardamom, tobacco, jasmine and cloves, with the main accord profile leaning warm spicy, sweet, fruity, tobacco, white floral and aromatic. In wear, the available reviews suggest something more angular and interpretive than a fun tropical fruit perfume.
The most useful warning comes from a reviewer who says not to go in expecting a sweet fruity fragrance. That matters, because banana on a perfume page can easily make people imagine creamy candy, ripe fruit or playful gourmand effects. Daddy seems to use fruit as a twist rather than the main event. The structure appears to sit closer to spicy aromatics, tobacco warmth and a piney green impression.
There is also a gender play running through the feedback. One reviewer reads it as a piney aromatic fragrance with a typically masculine barbershop profile interrupted by more feminine or juvenile touches. That does not make it confused. It gives Daddy its tension. The perfume seems designed for people who like a scent to carry character, friction and a little story, rather than simply smelling polished and agreeable.
Cardamom and clove likely do much of the shaping here, adding dry warmth and a sharper spicy edge. Tobacco gives the composition a more mature base, while jasmine and banana appear to soften or disrupt that seriousness. The result may feel mature to some noses, especially if the floral side turns powdery or old-fashioned on skin. One reviewer even found it more old lady than old man or sugar baby, which is a useful reminder that this is not a universal crowd-pleaser.
The closest comparison in the supplied reviews is Aesop Marrakech Intense, specifically without the rose. That points to a spicy, aromatic, textured style rather than a sugary fragrance. Another reviewer brings up Quasar by Jesus Del Pozo and describes Daddy as piney and aromatic overall. These are personal comparisons, but they help frame the scent better than the banana note alone.
Performance data is thin, so it would be careless to promise a specific wear time. One wearer calls it one of the longest lasting fragrances from the house, which is encouraging, but still only a single review. Treat Daddy as a fragrance to test on skin, especially because spicy aromatics can expand differently depending on climate, dose and personal tolerance.
The buying conclusion is clear: Daddy is for curious wearers who enjoy warm spice, aromatic bite, tobacco texture and fragrances that blur masculine and feminine cues. It is less suited to anyone shopping for an easy sweet fruit scent, a clean office freshie or a safe blind buy. Sample it for the nuance, not for the name.
FAQs
What does Daddy by PERDRISÂT smell like?+
Daddy smells warm spicy, aromatic and unusual, with listed notes of banana, cardamom, tobacco, jasmine and cloves. Reviewers describe it less as a sweet fruity fragrance and more as a piney, nuanced scent with a masculine barbershop feel and softer, more playful edges.
Is Daddy by PERDRISÂT sweet?+
It has sweet and fruity accords on paper, but one reviewer directly warns that it is not a sweet fruity fragrance. Expect the spice, aromatics and tobacco character to matter more than a dessert-like or juicy banana effect.
Does Daddy smell strongly of banana?+
Banana is listed as a note, but the available reviews do not frame Daddy as a realistic banana fragrance. It seems better approached as a spicy aromatic perfume with an unusual fruity accent rather than a banana-led scent.
Is Daddy by PERDRISÂT masculine, feminine or unisex?+
Daddy is listed as a fragrance for women and men. Review feedback suggests a deliberately mixed character, with a masculine, barbershop-like structure alongside more feminine or youthful touches.
Who is Daddy by PERDRISÂT best for?+
It is best for someone who enjoys quirky spicy aromatics, tobacco accents and fragrances that play with gender codes. It may suit wearers who want something expressive and odd without going fully sweet or heavy.
Is Daddy a safe blind buy?+
No, sampling is the better move. The concept, banana note and warm spicy profile may sound accessible, but the reviews describe a nuanced, unusual scent that could surprise people expecting something sweeter or more conventional.
How does Daddy by PERDRISÂT perform?+
There is not enough structured performance evidence to give a firm longevity or projection rating. One review calls it one of the longest lasting fragrances from the house, but that should be treated as an individual experience rather than a guaranteed result.
What seasons suit Daddy by PERDRISÂT?+
Based on the warm spice, tobacco and clove emphasis, Daddy may be easier to wear in cooler weather or mild evenings. The aromatic and fruity facets could keep it from feeling too dense, but there is not enough seasonal voting data to be definitive.
Is Daddy similar to Aesop Marrakech Intense?+
One reviewer says Daddy is very similar to Aesop Marrakech Intense, but without the rose. That comparison points toward a spicy, aromatic style rather than a sweet tropical fruit profile.
Does Daddy smell old-fashioned?+
It may read mature to some noses. One reviewer expected something like an old man or sugar baby concept and instead said it smelled like an old lady, while another found a masculine barbershop profile mixed with softer notes.
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Dupes & Alternatives
COMMUNITY DUPESCOREThe best supported comparison is Aesop Marrakech Intense, described by one reviewer as similar but without the rose. Another reviewer references Quasar by Jesus Del Pozo for a piney aromatic impression. These are useful shopping reference points, but the evidence is too thin to call either a true dupe.
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