Yazemeenah

Nice refreshing, zesty, yet slightly sweet. Absolutely floral notes and incensey. A slight marine accord in the background. I love it. Some people complain about longevity. And i sort of understand why. It's pretty strong for 2 hours, and then it falls off pretty fast. But, Maria Candida Gentile use mostly/only natural ingredients, so the longevity will never be designer levels. After 4-5 Hours, I can still smell it, but mostly as a skin scent. Where: Any occasion, really. It's a refreshing, unintrusive and inoffensive. Casual to formal. When: Spring, summer, and autumn. Daytime. Who: On My skin (I'm a man), this actually leans slightly masculine. It's doesn't come off as feminine in any way. Peraonal score: 8.5/10. I'll be looking for a bottle for sure. I love the zesty citron, and how it mixes with the other accords. Great to wake up, freshen up, or energize in the morning.

Zesty, lemony and figgy beginning. The jasmine is a soft floral backdrop. A lovely summer appropriate fragrance.

Yazemeenah opens with bitter citrus zest before softening into an airy, incense-like jasmine. The fragrance evolves quickly, with minimal projection and short longevity. Subtle. Not memorable.

Funny this is listed as a white floral as the flowers are very subtle on me--more unisex that I thought it would be. At first I get a crazy blast of lemon and then a softer, more aromatic drydown that has very little citrus (it's not strong but it does last). It is definitely summery, and reminds me a bit of Memo Paris Jannat--I guess it's the clary sage, which I like but always slightly puts me in mind of bug spray for some reason (definitely summery, ahah). I like it but don't love it.

Smells like a hospital on steroids. The most nastiest scent I've smelled in 5 years. SCRUB, SCRUB, SCRUB