Camélia K

For me Camelia K is a very beautiful and feminine fragrance with a distinctive character. The main role here, to my nose, is played by tuberose, but it is presented in an unusual way, with a delicate strawberry nuance. I have encountered a similar facet before in Tubereuse Astrale by M. Crivelli, and here this strawberry note accompanies the fragrance throughout its entire development, never fading or disappearing over time. The sweetness of the composition is very harmonious and well balanced, not cloying, but refined and airy. It is refreshed by a light spicy sparkle, most likely ginger, which adds liveliness and movement to the scent. I also catch a citrus nuance that gives the fragrance a pleasant, subtle tartness. Overall, the fragrance feels very beautiful, elegant, and truly feminine to me 😍 I especially appreciate its sillage, it is quite noticeable and tangible, which I personally love, as this is a scent I want to enjoy and catch on myself throughout the day. I first owned this fragrance back in 2023, right when it was released. But over the years, I kept mentally returning to it from time to time and eventually realized that it is quite unique for me. That’s why I decided to bring it back into my collection.

🌸🤍 As someone who absolutely loves white florals 🤍🌼 and who is fully in my tuberose era 🌿✨, Camélia K immediately felt like home. It has the kind of elegant, comforting floral profile that draws you in without ever feeling overwhelming. The white florals are beautifully blended, and the tuberose is especially captivating: creamy, luminous, and refined rather than loud. Camélia K is a classy, elevated version of L'Interdit Eau de Parfum Rouge by Givenchy!🤍 This is the type of fragrance that feels effortlessly wearable while still leaving a memorable impression. 💐 It's comforting in a way that makes you want to reach for it day after day, and I can already tell it has all the qualities of becoming my signature scent. ✨💖 The performance is another standout. ⏳ On my skin, it easily lasts 8+ hours, maintaining its beautiful presence throughout the day without becoming heavy. 🌸 If you're a fellow white floral lover, especially if you can't resist a gorgeous tuberose 🤍, Camélia K is absolutely worth experiencing. 🥰🌿

Wow, this is gorgeous. It was a love at first sniff recently in my local Harvey Nichols. The AMAZING sales assistant very kindly gave me a sample, and on first wearing I knew I'd purchase it. I tried to resist, given it's not a million miles away from My Way Intense (which I adore, and is in my top 5 frags), but I really do enjoy this that much that I knew I'd wear both. This one is similar in that is has a bubblegum sweetness, a vanillic base that gives it warmth and depth, and obviously the white florals. I originally got tuberose from this, but I think this is actually more orange blossom and it's just the similarity of the other components that almost convinced my nose it's tuberose when drawing that initial comparison. The opening has a freshness, juiciness and brightness that stays for quite a lot of the wear, and for me it's that that sets it apart from MWI. I just find it so uplifting and feminine, playful yet quite refined. A total love! UPDATE: Just smelt L'Interdit and it does smell just like it!

A lovely and airy fragrance! The fruity beginning may surprise you a little - I can definitely smell the blood Orange and some sweetness from the dragonfruit. It’s really juicy and enticing! Totally mouthwatering. As it dries down, it becomes more floral, with a very light tuberose at the forefront. It does bear a resemblance to L’interdit Rouge and Rouge Ultime (definitely NOT the EDP or the Intense version), however I would say the L’interdit is screechy and sharp compared to this. Camelia K is so well blended and airy, it’s much more subtle and sophisticated and if you still think it resembles a designer fragrance, think twice. The beauty is in the blend - that’s niche for you! I absolutely love it.

This opens with a blast of sweet bubblegum tuberose, with a spicy and zesty ginger. It then starts to transform into a mix of florals... I pick out rose, tuberose, and orange blossom. There is a juicy quality coming from the blood orange and dragon fruit, I pick up on a pear note that isn’t listed. You get some patchouli in the dry down which is green and dense. The opening smells like L’Inderdit Rouge but then it starts to evolve and come into its own. Great spring summer perfume, lovely quality with about 6-7 hours wear on my skin.