Qissa Pink

Qissa Pink is a beautiful sweet, floral vanilla with powdery, fruity/tropical fruity, woody nuances. Smells like any other floral, fruity, vanilla based designer scent on the market currently but it comes with a phenomenal price. The bottle looks great, it’s not tacky at all, the performance is moderate and the price is excellent. I feel like when we’re talking about perfumes that are so inexpensive, we should manage our expectations. It’s a perfume that costs around 35 euros, it’s not going to be as amazing as a Chanel. If you’re interested in something rosy, powdery, coconuty, with a cedar/sandalwood, sweet vanilla base, you can’t go wrong with Qissa Pink. The scent smells luxe, the bottle feels girly, feminine and cute, the only downside is the performance. At hour four I can barely detect it on skin. Haven’t tried it on clothing, but I bet it’s better performing than on skin, like most fragrances do! For me, it’s exclusively a spring, summer perfume! Nice one, but not a must have in my collection!

I LOVE this one ladies--or gentlemen who want to smell sweet. I don't know anything about Yara, I don't know anything about any other ones that smell similar, this is just Qissa Pink as a stand alone fragrance. This is in heavy rotation as I pair it with another favorite of mine to make a year round sweet, vanilla bomb of a perfume. Even when I occasionally use this as a stand alone fragrance, my husband LOVES it on me. He says "Oh yeah, I like this one". Even my child knows this as "Mama's smell". It does come off....as a little too much during the initial spray, and that can be off putting, but I fight through that and have a back up bottle sitting in the drawer right now! On my skin, very little (if any) coconut. I get fruit, the sweetest rose, slight woodsy, and the sugar. Thankfully the patchouli note is not noticeable.

I never smelled Yara or Nuha, so I can't say anything about the comparison. This is sooo gooood! I love coconut in almost every style and paired with apple and violet makes this fragrance interesting. It's the perfect balance because the apple gives the youthful vibe and adds a tart sweetness which is often something affordable targeted for a less mature age group but the violet pulls it to a floral grown up elegant direction and prevent the scent to become cheap smelling. Overall, it's not a classic powder, more like the sweet fluffy air that lingers in a bubble tea store where the scent of different toppings and milk powders are mixing with the customers perfumes. Something ELDO could do for much more. I would pay that price for this, gladly. Edit: the drydown is quite similar to ELDO's True Lust

This was a blind buy I got at Ross. After so many times of leaving it I finally decided to buy it, honestly it smells REALLY good! If you like yara then I’m sure you will like this 😍 only thing is yara is more creamy and sweet but yet sophisticated. This smells similar but this is more fruity and floral and juicy. Perfect for spring and summer. You can smell the apple ,coconut and the jasmine 🍎🥥 not too much rose which I prefer 😛

Lots of vanilla and sugar with coconut. Gourmand lovers will love this. It's like a coconut drink. With coconut pulp, coconut water, and super-sweet coconut milk. I think it's a very versatile perfume that many people will like. If you don't like the coconut note, you won't like this perfume. It's quite realistic, I'd say. It lasts around 6-7 hours and has moderate projection for the first few hours, then becomes intimate.