Samaha

Interesting floral aquatic scent. The perfume opens with citruses and ozonic notes and transitions to a firmly floral heart of jasmine, neroli, rose and willow herb. The perfume settles into a base of synthetic musk and cedar. The feminine leaning scent whose name translates to tolerance has moderate to strong projection and very good longevity. The imagery evoked is a floral garden near a lake or pond. Enjoy!

This is a pretty but generic floral. Fresh, like a clean, "after shower" scent. I like it, but it's not very complex. Not really getting the citrus. After the opening, it turns quite synthetic, perhaps aldehydes. Would not purchase.

What can I say about this one? I purchased a full bottle of this solely based on impulse and the recommendation of a popular YouTube reviewer. Florals and marine notes for summer. What could go wrong? Answer: a lot. Let me preface my comments by just saying that I enjoy wearing Chanel number five as well as Aventus for her and other fragrances marketed to women. I’m not opposed to florals as some people are. That being said. I don’t see how any man could ever pull this off. It is 100% feminine from start to finish, with no woods or resins or anything remotely earthy grounding the fragrance. It’s light, airy, and a bit sickly sweet. It doesn’t remind me of any specific fragrance However, it does remind me, sadly, of generic bathroom spray. The kind of stuff that makes me gag when I have to use the restroom on the side of the highway. I think this fragrance would be perfectly suited to a very young woman. Most likely I will be giving this bottle away as a gift. On a sidenote, I got a sample of Shaghaf with my purchase. It’s excellent and I plan on buying a full bottle.

lavender bomb. No lavender in the notes Not feminine Barbershop I like lavender but this is almost too much