Kapsule Light

I thought (in all honesty) Karl Lagerfeld was dead...but after smelling this wonderful scent, I'm really glad he isn't. It's about time someone released some decent scents and let the wearers decide for themselves and not be told "For men" or "For women"...Kudos Karl! It is true to it's name-LIGHT! But it is described really well by nattonline.(Thank you, friend, for the sample!) The bigarade (bitter orange)is juicy and bitter but has just a hint of sweetness to it, clean but not overly citric. Jasmine, here is soft and smooth, like a floral breeze. The spices are gentle and are added mostly to accent the other notes in the mix, nutmeg smooths and the cloves add a soft warmth but it never smells like curry or pumpkin pie spices. The musk is heavenly and you could call it linear, but every now and again I get some other hints in the fumes-sometimes fresh, sometimes sweet and every once in a while the faintest whiff of spice. This is a great scent for when you don't want anything TOO much, but want to wear something really nice and well-made. I don't agree that it's half-done, just done well at a low volume and for a rainy evening like it is right now where I live, this is just perfect... Sillage: close Longevity: decent Overall: 3.75/5 I have seen the Kapsules on-line at the discount sites and thought that even at those prices, they were expensive; but after smelling LIGHT; I want to try the other two, especially Floriental. This is truly a unisex scent that seems to blend with its wearer male or female, and I find it great that it is not citrusy, floral, spicy or too musky but just what it says it is...and if you apply it, then put your nose to your skin, you have to strain to smell it; but, if you just sit back and let it do it's thing and rise softly around you-it's so very pleasing!

It is a testament to the strength of scent if it can actually ground you (a little) in the midst of a personal crisis. Kapsule Light is like the lingering kiss of an angel - so soft, so beautiful, and so elusive. It opens with a muted orange and neroli note - fresh and inviting. In time, the scent swells to bring forth a comforting nutmeg mixed with a dewy, floral musk. I can't tell what the floral is but it is soft and supple and just perfect for accenting the musk. After a few hours of a gently dancing floral and orange hinted musk, the scent develops a rich and cozy nutmeg aspect that takes you on an earthen adventure for a few hours. Aside from Royal Muska, this is definitely a favorite white musk of mine. While Royal Muska may be perfect for a carnal affair, Kapsule Light would be used to find peace among saints and to rebuild what was lost amongst the taint of humanity. Quite durable for being so quiet, like a thought that grows silently into action - peace in a bottle. Day 7 - In the throes of life Listening to: Radiohead - Codex

I love this scent! It is my all time favorite scent that I can literally use all year round. This Kapsule Light is the only one that gives me a little bit of everything that I enjoy. It's cedar'ish woody with white floral freshness understone. It is a little cold and bitter, but yet sweet and comforting. It's spicy but never gets hot and dry. It's refreshing and clean without being too squeaky. It is strong but never gets heavy. I get something minty too. It's the best of everything I like in a scent packed in one simple quirky bottle. It's strong enough and lasts pretty good on my skin. I just can't tell you how much I love it. :) I ended up buying three bottles!

A feel good fragrance for all ages and any gender. Delicate & sophisticated. Light, breezy with a touch of classy background. Its like a distance nice memory, which makes you feel good.

It's the first of the Kapsule trio I got my nose on: Very exciting at the first sniff, kind of a sparkling freshness with a promise for more. But after a while it settles down for something half done. Which is why you should combine it with the other twos. Well, so I did. Fiorental & Light: A lot more depth then each one alone,Fiorental is adding a body. Unfortunately tie pair turns (at least on me) into a sticky sweetness that I don't like. Fiorental & Woody: Behaving gentler and more composed. Easy to overlook and forget ... Light & Woody: They combine to a light and clean scent with some tweaks on the edges. Again nothing really noteworthy. So what about all three? Definitely the most complex one - but it lacks a roundness. The scents do want to work together, but every one seams to pull in a slightly different direction. What remains? An interesting concept that thought me a lot and three bottles in my wardrobe.