Quizas, Quizas, Quizas

I First Came Across Loewe Perfumes: Pronounced (Low-Vey) While On Holiday In Main Land Spain & While Shopping In Beautiful Alicante!! For Me It Was Deffo Love At First Sniff When I First Ever Smelt Quizas,Quizas,Quizas Which Mean's (Prehaps,Prehaps,Prehaps) By Loewe!! It was Instant Magic When I sprayed This Gem Onto My Forearm & Let It Settle For A Few Minutes!! It's Aroma Is "ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS" & I Really Like The Fact That Many People Have Never Heard Of Loewe Perfumes (Spain's Hidden Gem) Anyway I Quickly Bought This Perfume & Wore It Out That Night For The Very First Time Having A Meal Out With My Friends That Live Now In Spain!! Wow!! The Compliments I Received That Night Was Absolutely Unreal!! Even The Spanish Waiter Remarked On The Beautiful Aroma As He Leant Over Me Serving My Plate!! So To Me That Really Said A Lot About My New Loewe Perfume!! & To This Day Quizas,Quizas,Quizas As Remained A Real Firm Favourit Of Mine,Along With "Jesus Del Pozo Duende" Which Is Another Spanish Hidden Gem!! Quizas,Quizas,Quizas Reminds Me Very Much Of Another Firm Favourit Of Mine "DIANE VON FURSTENBERG EDP" Which For Me Is Pure Sex In A Bottle!! Xx UP DATE: 🗣This Fragrance In It's Drydown, Actually Smells Very Similar Now To Viktor & Rolf's Midnight Flowerbomb Launched In 2019!! Only Flowerbomb Is WAY More Expensive!! But Comes In The Most Beautiful Iconic Black Bottle!!

The packaging has changed over the years but I believe it's the same perfume since the name of it is the same, instead of purple the glass container is now blue and the outer packaging is light grey with black flowers, there is one with a blue packaging which is the new version that I dislike. In this review I'll be talking about the Quizas with the grey packaging Eu de parfum It's definitely not for everyone I absolutely love it, it doesn't smell like anything I can compare to but as an attempt I'd describe it as mysterious, woodsy, a hint of masculinity to it not sugary or sweet I can't smell the vanilla in it which I love since I don't like perfumes to be super sweet. Definitely recommend giving it a try

Mine is EDT and I just have no idea where to get the EDP. Tempted by the advertisement I bought it without testing. My first impression of QQQ is like "washing powder" water, really bad, and I can't see any "Chameleonic" quality in it. In my opinion it's better to be applied as unisex fragrance as it's not that alluring and feminie as the Ad shows. Now I'm a bit get used to it, but still far from loving it. It's truely a non-mainstream fragrance that can be used only on very very special occasions. By the way I think the bottle design is good, in terms of the purple color and the changeful curves on it, that fully reveals the noble and grace quality of LOEWE brand.

I agree that this fragrance has a chameleonic quality. It is very long lasting, which is great since the fragrance changes through time making a great impression. Also I should say that the name of the fragrance fits this quality completely: "Quizas, quizas, quizas" is the title of a Bolero, meaning "maybe, maybe, maybe", and talks about a girl that doesn't want to give her gentleman caller a definite yes, he asks her whether or not she will be his, and she just answers: "maybe, maybe, maybe" This is a sensual fragrance, that brings out the mystery that a woman means to a man when he is in love. Great fragrance and great concept!

I ordered this from beautyencounter.com and got the EDP - I haven't seen the EDT anywhere. Everything everyone else has said is true - it is definitely a scent chameleon and has at least four different progressions of scent categories! For the first half an hour the similarities to Narciso Rodriguez are unmistakeable...but this smells less synthetic to my nose and more interesting. It did not, however, come in a nice little case like in the photo above - I got a typical (albeit pretty) cardboard box for packaging. Anyone know why?