Marrakesh in a Bottle Orange Blossom | 24 Eau de Parfum

This is such a lovely little fragrance. It was a successful blind but for me, as I had been searching for a sweet orange blossom scent, but I hadn't found one that fit my taste and my budget, until now. I liked Lattafa Ansaam Gold, but something about it smelled 'cheap' to me. Maybe it's a bit too loud? I found Love Don't Be Shy to be a bit sickly and synthetic, and at any rate way out of my budget. And my most recent attempt - Ellie Saab - had a prominent rose note that killed it for me. This is a light and airy, sweet orange blossom that actually lasts. I can smell the bergamot and orange blossom the most in the opening. The neroli peeks through after a couple of hours, and its slightly bitter aspect is the only thing I don't like about this scent, but it's by no means a deal breaker. I applied two sprays to my neck and one to my forearm 12 hours ago, and I keep catching whiffs of the late dry down as I'm moving around even now. It's less easily identifiable as orange blossom now, but still light, sweet and floral, and I definitely detect the amber and musk at this stage, which are mentioned on the Kayali website, but not listed here. I suspect there might be some vanilla (the Kayali accord?) in here too, which might account for the slight sweetness. I detect no pink pepper or cedar (which is always the case for me) and no rose either, for which I'm grateful. I would wear this all year round, but especially during spring days.

A solid, lovely ear accurate interpretation of the orange blossom scent imo. I'm surprised by some of the reviews here and elsewhere - I was expecting something astringent, bitter and obnoxiously peppery... a potentially challenging scent. With a name like Marrakesh I suppose people were expecting something more rose and oud forward? Or maybe with soemthing that had a bunch of cardamon or saffron. People are being over dramatic. After sampling it I'd say it's appropriately named and evocative of Marrakesh for two reasons: It's a pretty faithful representation of what when orange blossom is in full bloom in Marrakesh between February and March - where the city's green spaces and courtyards are filled with the heady scent of orange and jasmine. It literally smells like walking around the raised garden at the El Badi Palace ruins in early spring. Secondly, it's honestly near identical in smell to those small round pots of fragrance oils you can buy in the souk where you buy your kohl. I get the 'dirty orange blossom' comments, but real orange blossom does have a certain 'body' to it - so it really does capture the essence of orange blossom far more effectively many supposed 'orange blossom' perfumes that overkill with the neroli and try to clean it up too much. It's perfect if you want to be reminded of your trip and can't get to Morroco anytime soon at the very least.

Out of the 4, I do not like Orange Blossom at all... It was such a disappointment. I love floral fragrances, especially with hints of sweetness to balance it out. But this just smells like straight-up black pepper to me. It's so spicy and interesting, but not what I expected. This scent is NOT for me. I wish this release sold these 4 individually, because I'm actually LOVING the other 3. The second Kayali fragrance I was disappointed of that I've personally smelled -- Marrakesh and Cafe Oud (never smelled rose or tobacco oud). Praying Mona releases Lemon Sugar, Sweet Banana, and Ylang Coco in 50 mL bottles in the future! Update: 7/18/24 - What was I thinking... I wore this lovely perfume more, and layered it with others and I don't detect as much pepper anymore. Instead I let it dry down and played around with it, and I got a beautiful realistic orange peel/blossom smell. Still definitely spicy/peppery in the BEGINNING, but now I detect more florals and sweetness that balance it out. This one turned from a hate to a love! Way to go Kayali on making a complex perfume! Now I'd actually get this in a bigger bottle if there was one haha

Wow, this is neroli heavy in the first 1 hour or so, also very bitter in the beginning, it reminds me strongly of JPG Classique Pin Up perfume. However, as it evolves, it transforms into a more beautiful and niche scent - the rose emerges but it's not fresh, it adds unique sweetness to the scent, reminds me of fine smelling Turkish rahat loukoum - it is very beautiful and subtle on a background of moderately strong spicy citruses. At this point it smells more like Marrakesh but only about 70-80%, the rest is a unique sweet scent, very nostalgic, it does evoke good memories and vacation indeed. Must be coming from the unique combination of orange blossom and rose plus the spicy citruses. I like it a lot and I am willing to tolerate the almost unpleasant bitterness in the beginning for the beauty and uniqueness from the dry down. It is not terribly long lasting, unfortunately, only 4-5 hours max on my skin.

I did not like this one at first at all! I just could not get past the orange blossom and pepper in the opening. I immediately put it aside and haven’t touched it since. That was over a year ago. Dec 2025: The opening is a bit more calmer and I am enjoying the neroli and rose. This is such a relaxing scent. That’s the best way to express how it makes me feel. The scent became more and more smoother until dry down. I will get the full bottle now. I love perfumes and it always surprises me how I could dislike something at first, but in another time and space, enjoy it. Just like life. Anyhoo...disclaimer: I do love this fragrance house.

This was my second favorite in the collection. It’s MUCH different than anything else in the lineup, but it smells REALLY good. This is a more classy, mature scent. The orange blossom is so strong it almost goes slightly indolic, but not as much as the jasmine in Maui. The rose and neroli are also very forward here. I think this is a FB worthy scent but it is also NOT a safe blind buy at all, you need to try it first and make sure you like this type of scent profile. It’s very peppery even in the drydown, but it’s a comforting scent. I really like it a lot. Mona did great with this one. Smells NOTHING like LDBS.

My Kayali collection has grown to include this now, so I now have the full vacation line! This is orange heavy! Which obviously it would be give the name lol. It’s different the your traditional orange forward perfume, it’s got this sensual freshness to it that I can’t quite place. It definitely reminds me of an oriental fragrance. If you enjoy citrus perfumes, you’ll like it, if you like oriental perfumes you’ll like it! My break down of the line is this:1) Maldives 2) Maui 3) Capri 4) Marrakesh Its not a super love but I do love it, in its own special way lol

The general consensus seems to be that out of all of the Vacay in a Bottle collection, Marrakesh is the least favourite. That was honestly really surprising to me. This is such a warm and sensual perfume, with a really realistic orange blossom note that blends beautifully with the rose. The pepper is subtle, but enough to give it a pleasantly spicy note. It's sweet, but not overpoweringly so. This is a delightfully complex white floral, and the citrus and spice elevate it so nicely.

WOW!!! This smells a LOT like the old Love By Kilian (black and silver bottle) with the tiniest touch of something like the original Dior Poison. This is AMAZING!!!! This is one of my favorite orange blossom perfumes I’ve smelled in my life just based on this initial first impression. I REALLY hope they release this in a full size bottle!! Til then, I’ll be hoarding the mini bottles I suppose! Intoxicating, truly.

My fav of the 4 from the kayali holiday collection. Its a white floral with neroli scent that is sweet and not as powdery as Montale Holy Neroli. I smell jasmine in this scent and its well done and high quality. In my opinion this is should be called Capri is a bottle. If I decided to buy one of the 4, its hands down this one. Maybe not in super high heat but in a okay summer day, this is fine. Love it.

It smells like almond orange cookies from the Greek island of Hydra, which are drizzled with rosewater and coated in powdered sugar. It's a comforting smell, and stays long on clothes, but unfortunately it doesn't perform so well on my skin. I love it nonetheless! I've only worn this in winter, so I'm excited to see how it performs in different seasons.

Just received this today. The initial spray is very pleasant, sweet. I can detect oud notes, but they are not listed here. Been in Marrakech in December and surprisingly, it does smell like it 😍 I love this fragrance, lasts 4 hours so far. Could be worn any season. I wish there was a bigger bottle of this. Not a safe blind buy though.

I was prepared to smell a LDBS clone after reading all of the reviews, but I feel like maybe I got a different juice in my bottle! I get the rose a few minutes after spraying and it it is intoxicating mixed with the neroli. It reminds me of something but I can't figure out what it is. But I love this one and would buy a full bottle!

I LOVE THIS. it’s incredibly complex, strong, and genuinely addicting. i do get how this could be polarizing tho. this would smell incredible on a man in my opinion as well. it makes me feel like i’m a young hot drug dealer hitting the town on a summer night on a tropical island

My favorite out of the vacation collection! The orange blossom is so bright without feeling bitter or going in a fruit loop direction (idk why neroli/ orange blossom always smells like fruit loops to me). It dries down to a gorgeous sweet woody rose. I LOVE it!!!

This smells like if Kayali Sweet Diamond Pink Pepper and Killian’s Love don’t be shy had a baby. Like a perfect combination of the two. I really like it!

Longevity could be better but this is one of the first perfumes that gets me compliments all the time and i love it!

this perfume is what got me into orange blossom/neroli scents. my gateway drug if you will <3

This is mysterious orange blossom, more of a night scent. Love it !!

Love this perfume. I got the big and a small bottle. Very lovely.

I think this is absolutely gorgeous.

Sweet, White floral, citrusy, rose, woody, soft spicy, floral, fresh spicy, soapy, radiant, luminous, feminine, sensual, seductive, sophisticated, classy, elegant, mysterious, charming, whimsical, enchanting, bewitching, delightful, glam, luxe, alluring, tempting, intriguing, inviting, cozy, comforting On me, this opens with sweetly citrusy orange blossom, spicy pink pepper, and tart bergamot. The heart blooms with green neroli and velvety rose. The dry down envelopes you as it intertwines sweetly woody cedar. The most prominent notes on me are the orange blossom, Turkish rose, cedar, and then the pink pepper. I really enjoy the Vacay in a Bottle set! Marrakech is really pretty, but also it’s actually my 4th favorite of the 4. Maui is my favorite, followed by a tie between Maldives and Capri. I’m a huge Kayali fan, and currently own 20 different fragrances of theirs. My top 5 are Yum Boujee Marshmallow, Vanilla 28, Vanilla Candy Rock Sugar, The Wedding Silk Santal, Yum Pistachio Gelato. This reminds me a lot of Kayali Sweet Diamond Pink Pepper. They share notes of pink pepper, bergamot, and rose. Sweet Diamond is more spicy rose centered, deep, intense, while Marrakech is more orange blossom centered with rose as a more supporting note, and it’s more radiant, citrusy, demure, delicate, and more gentle. I was extremely surprised to discover that I was reminded of Kilian LDBS and PdM Oriana because of the sweetly citrusy orange blossom, although I definitely prefer those 2 over Marrakech as they read as more marshmallow-y and gourmand. I’ll also say that it’s similar to JPG Classique Pin Up which is another beautiful citrusy orange blossom marshmallow. To me, this feels feminine to me, and suitable for women of any age. I think this works best during the spring, summer, and fall because of its radiant citrusy scent. This feels fitting for all occasions from casual to fancy, and work/school. I get really good performance with Marrakech in a Bottle. The longevity is good, it lasts 6 - 8 hours on my skin. The projection is moderate, it radiates out about an arm’s length from me. For reference, some of my favorites fragrances (besides the ones I’ve already mentioned here) include Kilian LDBS, Princess, Sunkissed Goddess, GdT Celeste, Bianco Latte, PdM Oriana, Tom Ford Soleil Blanc, Nest Sunkissed Hibiscus, Gucci Flora Gorgeous Orchid, Burberry Goddess, The 7 Virtues Vanilla Woods, YSL Black Opium Le Parfum, Guerlain Mon Guerlain, Ellis Brooklyn Marshmallows, Queen’s Caramel, Vanilla Salt, Phlur Heavy Cream, Vanilla Nectar, Beach Skin, SDJ Summer è Amor, 62, 39, VS Vanilla Lace, BBW Beach Nights, Boardwalk Marshmallow Clouds, Whipped Honey & Vanilla, Fireside Flurries

Among the Vacay In A Bottle collection, this is easily the most polarising scent. I think that’s partly due to expectations. For many people, ‘summer’ automatically means ‘tropical,’ which isn’t what this fragrance is about at all. It’s also simply a bit weird and quite unique on its own. I can’t say I have a true love–hate relationship with it, but my feelings toward it are... complicated. It’s sweet, floral, and... knobby. When I smell this fragrance, two distinct images come to mind: 1) A summer rain (or even a thunderstorm) in a big city. The slightly rough scent of wet, sun-heated pavement blending with the smell of trees, leaves, pollen, and just a subtle touch of ozone. Dust, wet pavement, and airy florals lingering in the atmosphere. It’s unusual, but I really enjoy it. 2) At times, I get - in the best possible way - the scent of summer metro air. Imagine a clean Scandinavian metro station on a summer evening. There’s that peculiar yet strangely pleasant mix of cool evening air and faint woody-ozonic nuances from the railway sleepers. It’s hard to describe, but that’s the closest comparison I can think of. This fragrance is undeniably strange and hauntingly peculiar. More than once, I’ve caught myself thinking about it. There are days when my hand instinctively reaches for it. I find myself constantly smelling my wrist when I wear it, although it can sometimes feel a bit overpowering or loud (depending on the weather or my mood). I’d say this is the most niche-leaning scent of the four, which is why I occasionally struggle to wear it. It’s clearly not a crowd-pleaser, and I know not everyone will appreciate this scent profile. Still, I wear it for myself from time to time, and I have absolutely no regrets. I’m happy to have it in my collection. I would't recommend it for a blind buy; you would either like it or hate it. P.S. Actually, if you tone down sugar in the Kilian 'Love, Don't be shy' it would be really close to Marrakesh In a Bottle (and to be completely honest, I like 'Marrakesh' more and I'm not so fond of 'Love, Don't be shy'). P.P.S. My ranking of the Vacay In A Bottle collection: 1) Maldives in a Bottle Ylang Coco | 20 > tropical, both fruity and fresh due to mix of coconut, ylang-ylang and rosemary 2) Marrakesh in a Bottle Orange Blossom | 24 > unique, peculiar, and evocative; not a crowd pleaser 3) Maui in a Bottle Sweet Banana | 37 > tropical and fruity; I wish the banana note lasted longer + for some people it can be too sweet or cloying in the middle and base 4) Capri in a Bottle Lemon Sugar | 14 — nice, but often too sweet for my taste (I prefer fresher lemon scents over candied ones)

Floral, bright, citrusy, rosy, sweet, warm, fresh, softly spicy, woody, sensual, velvety, mysterious, captivating, exotic On me this opens citrusy, floral, fresh, and softly spicy with sweet orange blossom, velvety rose, spicy pink pepper, and some bright bergamot. It does open sharp on me, but it starts to smooth out as it begins drying down. The softly sweet woody scent of the cedar appears, but it stays pretty subtle. The sweet orange blossom and Turkish rose stay the most prominent throughout with some subtle pink pepper and a hint of freshness from the bergamot. This is very suited to its name as it does have a very Middle Eastern vibe to it. It reminds me somewhat of Kayali Sweet Diamond Pink Pepper, but a lighter, sweeter, and more summer-y version. It’s definitely the most different one out of the Vacay in a Bottle set because it doesn’t give a super beachy or summer-y vibe like the others. However, as far as Middle Eastern scents go this seems to be a summer-y version of them, not nearly as rich, decadent, or intense as they can be. It’s not my typical fragrance style, and it is my least favorite of the set, but I don’t dislike it either. I actually think it’s a pleasant scent, but not a safe blind buy for most. To me it feels feminine, and suitable for year round, although I don’t really reach for it during the summer. I get excellent performance with Marrakech in a Bottle. The longevity is great, it lasts throughout the entire day on me. The projection is good, it radiates out a few feet from me.

I don't usually care for this kind of profile, but this one was one of my faves of the set. I liked it so much, I got another on mercari. It's a very citrusy, peppery, woodsy scent. On paper, it's very unisex. On my skin it develops into a more femenine fragrance. Very floral and peppery, as it develops you smell woods and spices with florals in the background. This one lasted for hours, a whole work day on my clothes and hair. It doesn't smell powdery l, dusty or mature as other folks are saying(I got that vibe from the banana forward one). This one is unique and maybe not a safe blind buy for those who enjoy the more linear floral scents. I'm actually surprised this one was different and pretty. The others in the set were generic powdery scents, fancy sunscreen scent, etc. (pretty but I do like more unique scents). I don't understand why alot of reviews don't like this. To me it reminds me of a summery better version of BBWs Together Weather. This would be great for anyone in their 20s+. Easily layerable with other scents and I think would wear great from Spring thru early Fall. Great longevity on hair, skin and clothes (7+hrs). Sillage is great onnthe first few hours.

Warm, fresh, floral, sweet, slightly spicy, sensual, mysterious, captivating, and unique. Out of all 4 of the new fragrances this is the only one where I pick up on a soft Middle Eastern vibe, but I feel like that’s to be expected here. It’s not overly spicy, deep, or heavy like some of the other Kayali ones that have that Middle Eastern feel to them. It has just a soft touch of that exotic spicy scent from the pink pepper, Turkish rose, and cedar. I get mainly sweet, floral orange blossom and bergamot that adds freshness that brightens everything beautifully. The pink pepper, Turkish rose, and cedar give it that warm, softly spicy, sensual, and slightly exotic feel. The pairing of the fresh and sweet scents with the warm and spicy scents give this a captivating and mysterious feel that I find to be quite pretty and unique. I do get good performance with Marrakech in a Bottle. The scent lasts throughout the day on me. The projection is nice too, it radiates out at least an arm’s length from me.

This isn’t postcard Morocco, all spice market gloss and sweetened orange blossom. This is neroli caught mid-stretch, green and peppery, sap still clinging to its stem. There’s a glisten of terpenic oils here, and they're sharp, almost medicinal, like the bitter albedo of citrus fruit. But all is grounded by a smear of sun-warmed wood and the feral bloom of white florals that haven’t been tamed by perfumery’s soft-focus lens. It’s sunny in the way real sun is: uneven, a little blinding, coating your skin in both warmth and grit. The petals here don’t flutter but push. There’s chlorophyll adrift in the air. The faint metallic shimmer of leaves just crushed underfoot. Marrakech makes me think of midday walks in a foreign country, where the shadows are too short to hide under, and the air smells like sap and heat itself. A vacation in a bottle indeed!

This was definitely my least favorite upon first smelling the vacay in a bottle set. I didn’t hate it- but it is not the type of scent I would gravitate towards. It’s very orange blossom forward and spicy. HOWEVER I’ve worn it out a few times to bars and restaurants and I’ve gotten multiple compliments every single time. I even had a girl take a picture of the bottle so she could buy it. While it’s Still not MY favorite on its own- it definitely is bumped up a few pegs in my mind now and I like wearing it for a night out and i find that layering is key. Layers amazing with: -Petale Ephemere which shares the orange blossom and rose notes but also has marshallow to sweeten it up -My Way intense for a powerhouse scent and compliment magnet

I will go against the popular opinion and say that this one really smells great, it does smell like Marrakesh. I went to Morocco a couple years go and this scent really transports me to the souk, warm air, true orange blossom like the one they use in cooking, a very sweet jammy rose and a bit of spice and inscence. It smells like Morocco to me!! This scent really brought back a memory and feeling for me so of course I love it but I’m also a big Love don’t be shy fan and although I would say they don’t smell the same AT ALL, it’s a similar DNA but in a more Arab version. To me it’s divine but I get that it’s a more specific scent then the other ones in the set that are more general crowd pleasers!

out of all the perfumes in the travel collection, this one smells the most "sophisticated". the other ones maybe smell like like a pure, clean, good girl in differentw ways, but this one takes it a step further while also making you smell more sophisticated. in a way it smells like my grandma's garden, reminding me of when i was smaller. i feel like overall this perfume makes you smell like a fresh clean girl but ALSO with "old money", due to the "antique" or vintage smell. smells like your grandma gifted you a perfume a fragrance maker make for her to seduce her in 1962 after having seen her ina flowery field.

Love Don't Be Shy has been my signature scent for over a decade, so this one peaked my interest. To me this is VERY neroli forward, especially in the initial spray-first 30 minutes or so. Once it starts to drydown a powdery (but realistic) rose and orange blossom come through. Not getting any citrus,pink pepper or woody notes. It's very much a clean & summery floral. I can see the comparisons to LDBS,but Marrekesh is the fresh/floral aspect to the LDBS DNA without and syrupy sweetness. Overall, it's pleasant and I've gotten compliments while wearing it. Definitely not a sister of LDBS, more like a 2nd cousin.

Its just slightly spiced Oriana. Definitely Oriana over LDBS because that powder is powdering. Yeah it reminds me of ldbs too, but Oriana is just powdery ldbs imo. Yeah it's slightly more interesting with the spices, but its still just meh to me. Also Kayali fragrances tend to not last on me and this one is no exception. The Maldives one from this collection however is AMAZING with startlingly good sillage and longevity I would definitely recommendthat one over this. Marrakech isn't bad, it's just not very good either. I was really excited about this one and it was a letdown unfortunately.

This one is the most sophisticated out of the set. Marrakesh in a bottle has that ‘oemph’ for me. The other 3 are more sweet juicy, ideal for layering, but Marrakesh is more grown up and to my nose it is very similar to JPG’s discontinued Cabaret (which I own and love) Sprayed it on my shirt a few days ago and it’s still there. Have to test more (all 4) but I feel I can’t really because of these tiny bottles. I have and love almost all Kayali’s, the one’s I don’t have are Smoky Oud and Tobacco Oud, the one’s I don’t love are Citrus, Rose Oud, Invite Only and Elixir.

This one is very nostalgic to me. It smells like my grandmothers home when I was a little kid, especially on Eid holidays when all my family would gather to celebrate. I can smell all of the notes in this separately, but all together, it forms an incense that takes me back. And although I do like this smell, I don’t think I would ever want to wear it, and I can’t put my finger on why. It could be a mix between it being too concentrated and it being a little synthetic. Not my least favorite in the collection, I think I’d put this at 3 for its complexity.

Marrakesh in a Bottle Orange Blossom | 24 is a warm and the most mature scent out of the entire collection. It starts with sweet Orange Blossom, fresh Pink Pepper and bitter Bergamot, to slowly open to its strong, floral heart notes of Neroli and Turkish Rose. The dry down adds the soft and woody note of Cedarwood making this scent perfect for a night out during your holiday. My least favourite from the collection but I still appreciate it and think many will love it the most. Similar to Prada Paradoxe, strong white floral profile.

This to me is perfectly unisex. The neroli is most noticible to my nose, but it is softened by orange blossom. Nice balanced sweetness, not too much and not too little. To me, the rose becomes more prominent in the drydown as the neroli calms down a bit, the rose almost has an incense quality to it. I love neroli and orange blossom, so I have quite a bit, but this is different enough from the other scents I own, to warrant a place in my collection. Truly does evoke the spirit of Marrakesh to me.

I didnt have high hopes for this one after reading the reviews but I'm pleasantly surprised, this isn't what id normally go for, and for some reason it reminds me of Mugler Womanity, which is strange as they share none of the same notes. It smells quite... green to me. I get little to no sweetness, its mainly cedar coming through. It lasts quite a long time on my skin, id be interested in maybe getting a 50ml if it ever got released as a single. I can see why it isn't everyone's cup of tea.

The opening is Love Don't Be Shy, with a hint of a peppery, spicy note. I don't get any white florals here. There's a herby smell to this that really 'zings', and even a hint of musk. The orange shines through, and although the DNA really is similar to LDBS, it stands in its own right. The drydown is a sweet, spicy orange blossom with a hint of mush. As it dries, it smells more and more like LDBS - after a few hours, I couldn't honestly tell the difference. A really nice scent!

It opens like a classic unisex orange blossom/neroli scent. Very fresh and bracing. Not sweet or saccharine. Refreshing, slightly spicy unisex scent. The dry down is softer, slightly sweeter warm skin- scent and neroli. The dry down reminds me a bit of Sex on the Beach Neroli (but SOTB is oilier/denser). For Scorpio836 who said this isn't a "white floral"- orange blossom IS a white floral. And this is 100% an orange blossom scent. It is just not creamy or sweet- it is unisex.

I had to blind buy the whole vacay collection and this one was a pleasant surprise. Imho the best one is capri - but I adore fizzy citrus. This one is second. Floral but also a bit herbal like? Like lightened up? I like orange blossom, neroli not so much. This one gives neither grandma nor oriental vibes, it is a sexy scent that fits all the seasons but it isnt too heavy even for summer. If you like LDBS, Oriana, Sintra, you'll love this.

This comes across to me like a dry and spicy neroli/orange. It’s a summer-appropriate spicy fragrance, which is interesting and unique. This has more mature vibes than a lot of other Kayalis, and (in addition to their Oud line) is probably the most Middle Eastern-style fragrance of the brand. It reminds me a lot of some of the spicier fragrances in Penhaligon’s Trade Routes collection (especially Cairo), or even the style of Amouage.

This one opens really bright and sherbetty with lots of zesty orange, before settling quickly into a sweet, delicate orange blossom with hints of rose and a slight woody undertone. It’s pleasant and summery, and it both lasts and projects reasonably well. My partner doesn’t like this one at all; apparently it reminds him of deep heat. Takes all sorts to make a world, I suppose!

I like this but it’s nothing special. It’s very fresh. Just because it has orange blossom in it doesn’t mean it smells like Love Don’t Be Shy though. I’m seeing the comparison above and I’m like WHAAAAT? 😭 It’s very heavy on the neroli. I’m wearing it now layered with Milano Fragranze Naviglio, another neroli bergamot forward perfume, and it smells nice.

Wish this came in a bigger bottle! It's a beautiful orange blossom scent bolstered up by lovely white florals, but the performance isn't the best. I have to overspray every time to make it last and to smell it on myself. I want to dislike it because of the mediocre performance, but it simply smells TOO good to ignore. Lots of compliments on this one!

It's an exotic night blooming orange blossom. Like orange blossom essential oil in Morocco. Smells like Kilian love don't be shy had a baby with a jammy rose scent. Same dna as ldbs, but without the marshmallow. Ps: Mona said to layer this with a marshmallow scent to enchance it. Marshmallow is a synthetic scent, but the orange blossom brings it out.

This is a perfectly nice neroli and orange blossom floral. But just nice...not amazing. An easy spray-and-go which doesn’t require a lot of thought. It’s an easygoing fresh summer scent - it lasts a decent amount of time and is safe for most situations. You’re going to need to like orange blossom and florals to enjoy this...

For me it's more neroli centered than orange blossom floral perfume with a little bit of that marrakesh exotic spice in the background. Not too sweet and not too spicy - something perfect in the middle! I feel like the scent would be perfect for either spring day but even more for summery night out!

If you enjoy an in-your-face, sweet, orange blossom fragrance (which I do), this is a great option for you. Incredible layered over BBW Gingham Glow products. Like other darkly-colored Kayali fragrances, this WILL cause spots on your clothes, so be careful when applying.

A LOT of orange blossom and neroli. The flowers smell realistic. Clean, warm, uplifting. It has the similar vibe of Elie Saab Le Parfum, if you like one you will like the other. Be careful, the liquid has a strong orange color, so don't spray it on light colored clothes!

It’s more a floral orange blossom than a juicy fruity orange blossom. First smell reminded me of burning incense. Regardless, I like it but if they were sold separately, I’d skip this one. And my bottle leaks like crazy, anyone else experiencing this?