Bijan Wicked

This perfum was in the sale shelf in the pharmacy which I work in for years(a big bottle for 20 $)and I was affraid even to test it.cause I've tested another bijan perfum years ago, it was very bitter and I hated it so much Couple of days ago a costumer asked me to give her a test of this perfum...ok I sprayed it on a paper strip.it smelt really bad like a chemical and some alcohol, I waited for couple of minutes and then gave her the paper to smell, I noticed love in her face..she even didn't want to test other perfums..she fall in love with this one with the first spray and bought it immidiatly..the surprise was this:when I smelt the paper myself I liked it too!! There was only one bottle left & I knew that it is going to be mine I don't like it as much as first impression but I need to have it because it's very different with my usual favorites.it is ambery sexy creamy and totally unisex in my point of view It smells like a combination of amber+patchouli+vetiver +a very boozy note like red wine and a touch of perfumy rose+a touch of warm musk(like the musk in Narciso Rodriguez perfumes) I know there's no musk,wine or rose here and I don't know which notes trick my nose, I usually detest patchouli and vetiver so it's strange I find bijan wicked interesting, it's sweet,also bitter and spicy.I can't say it's warm as ambery scents usually tend to be or it's a cold amber, strangely it seems to be both.It's easily wearable by a man but I also find it extremely sexy for a woman I think it can be weared during all seasons except summer..also both day & night but nights are better for it...it's scene is good for +30 or even +35 years cause it is dark & mature ❤❤❤ Edit:I never really used this,I find it too mature for me and it was far from my taste but I needed it,like a strange and polished stone that a kid saves and keeps like a treasure and looks at it hypnotized when she's alone at home.I know all of you had such treasures when you were a kid.for my immature nose that was just used to girly fruity florals, this earthy boozy amber,looked like an unknown and mysterious gem...I'm going to try it again to see how my opinions have changed in more than two year It's like an even better,sexier,less musky,more ambery Narciso Rodriguez for her edt

Wicked was an unexpected blind buy. It was too cheap to pass up. The reviews mentioning 80s goth kids and smoky patchouli had me and I was curious to try it. This starts out as a blast of Jasmine strong and synthetic smelling, like hairspray and something that reminds me of TM Alien (which is a fragrance I despise) and red berries, it is sharp and for a few seconds there's an intense celery/cumin note which appears on my skin. At first I hate it, but I give it a few minutes to mellow out and then the bergamot and patchouli round things out. Once everything settles this is a pure suede/leather scent on me. It smells like a vintage leather jacket which has been worn for many years inside smoky nightclubs and bars, melding together with patchouli incense. The 80's goth scene comes to mind, eyeliner, lace and leather jackets, Siouxie and the Banshees or Bauhaus records. It is actually very sexy if you like leather scents. The bergamot definitely gives it a NR vibe as I see someone else on here has compared it to, NR has no lasting power on me so this is much better on me like a dirtier version. To me this is quite similar to Givenchy Very Irresistible L'intense minus the rose note, It is quite creamy and sensual and wears close to the skin. A true bargain in a bottle and I findd it lasts all day. A wonderful musky/leathery skin scent. The bottle is quite striking and is also quite 80's I really enjoy the bottle alone.

BB Wicked kicks off with a really intense lotus blast. If you aren't familiar with lotus absolute...well, it's weird. It begins with a sharp, earthy, pungent note, almost chemical, very dark, and then it softens to the sweeter floral note more commonly found in most modern perfumes. Fair warning: at first, you will be dismayed! But it will get better, I promise. This is definitely a warm weather scent. I tested in winter, and got patch only in the dry down. Now, with temps in the 80's, after the wonderfully dark, bitter opening, citrus, a touch of berry and glowing drifts of jasmine appear, with a base of slightly swampy vetiver. The dark/tart lotus note remains. Have you ever tasted pure pomegranate juice? That's the scent, exactly! Dark, start to finish, like night in bayou country.

Just bought this unsniffed based on the intrigue of the notes. Heavens, this is magic on my skin. M-A-G-I-C. Was expecting some tartness with the red currant, and got it. But it quickly then surrounds me with blossoms. I rather like that it's not "sweet" or traditionally spicy. It's autumn now and this matches perfect. I don't think this is a summer fragrance, but for cooler climates this should do very, very well. The crisp air seems to compliment it. And I don't think this would mix well with creamy lotions -- the scents would compete far too much. I was wearing some coconut lotion on my hands and wrists earlier and couldn't even smell this. Washed it off and re-applied, and was wonderfully surprised!

What is up with this one? It has good sillage, and monster longevity on me. I had forgotten about perfumes i can actually smell hours after applying. Astonishing. And smells incredible. I get rose, amber, an actual patchouli note (not the nasty sugary one i am so sick of), as well as vetiver and the wonderful wine-like currant opening. All in all, for me, a 10 out of 10. All this, and inexpensive, too? Crazy. And the bottle is just fun. My lucky day.