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.

It does smell like yara but there are subtle differences. The sweetness comes from apple for sure in this one and I may like it better than yara. There's definitely a noticeable amount of jasmine too. And on me this lasts much longer . I really like it. It also reminds me of Laura mercier amber vanilla

Literally Yara (original). A little less powdery, a little less “blended” and stronger projection but they are the same otherwise. I think Yara is still my favourite of the two (Yara is in my top 5 perfumes). I think I’ll use the Qissa pink as my body spray and then layer it with the Yara.

In my opinion, it's a way better version of Lattafa - Yara. It's a sweeter, fruitier, fresher version of Yara. It's a wonderful perfume for the springtime and cool seasons. It's a girly, beautiful, and easy-to-wear scent, it gives the vibes of "pretty girl next door " and "clean girl".

Yumminess in a bottle. I like to layer this with Haya by Lattaffa to give it a bit of sparkle and oh my! The result is a sweet, fun, flirty and lovely scent with a trail like whoa! Definitely a huge compliment getter on its own or layered. Definitely signature scent worthy! 8.5/10

Love this. I recommend it over Yara. This has more character and is a bit sweeter. Perfect for a year round, no brainer scent. It's comforting so I love wearing it to bed. It has impressive longevity on me, it definitely outlasts it's counterpart Qissa Delicious.

Smells like “ baby pink” ! A smooth pink, ultra feminine scent. I get more coconut creaminess and less apples. But this is so good. Fits the everday day scent for spring summer so well. I have never smelt Yara so cant compare the two but I love this!

I find this perfume to be so creamy and sweet with a hint of rose. It’s absolutely gorgeous!! I 100% recommend this unless you already own Yara by Lattafa because they smell exactly the same imo

It’s the quintessential sweet girly scent. It’s a milky coconut with sweet floral notes. I love this, very inoffensive and something you could imagine an approachable and kind girl would wear.

The most girly scent ever! It's giving fruity hair conditioner with baby powder base in the best way possible. Love this DNA so much.

basically yara but more fruity, yara has this powdery musky dry down that can be a little too much but this doesn't have that

I love this perfume. You need to spray it a lot that’s the issue with projection. Such a sweet , ultra feminine perfume.

This was love at first sniff! Absolutely beautiful, kinda reminds me of Yara by Lattafa. This makes me smile 😃

This scent lasts very long and doesnt smell like alcohol when you put it on. Its sweet and light.

Yara dna but done sm better. Smells so sweet with coconut creaminess and can be worn year round!

If you love Lattafa Yara, you'll love Qissa Pink even more. Sweet, fruity, soft, coconut smell.

Very nice 🙂 so good, gurmande fruit 🍓

In a few words "green apple scented soft tissue paper" It's a delicate, pretty scent. It's quite girly & demure. Best scent to wear with your silk pink pajama and top after a nice shower. Best scent to gift your wife or mother because it gives you that nurturing well put together vibe. I imagine a stay at home wife or newly turned mother who is safe, secure and thriving in her femininity to smell like this. At first i wasn't exactly impressed with the alcoholic opening but nevertheless it was a pretty scent. Over a few days it has become well blended and now i can smell a handful of the notes. I was hoping for the apple & coconut note to shine more. Happy to report that the apple is the most prominent note but i also have to say idk what kind of apple note is added in here 🥴 it surely must have been a FAT GREEN APPLE. That apple is not letting other notes to shine properly at all on my skin. No matter how many hours after i smell it, all i smell is that juicy green apple at the front, mid and back 🤦♀️ I don't get the coconut, even it is it smells more like coconut water. Nowadays i detect a bit of fleshy coconut rightfully balanced with the apple. So the opening is quite tropical but still faintly sweet. The florals are in there but quite delicately put. I smell the rose and periodically smell peony too even though it's not listed in here. It's primarily a sweet apple forwarded fragrance with maybe a slight whipped cream on top. I won't call it a floral fruity perfume since it leans more on the fruity side than floral. Fruity enough to be called an apple scented hair conditioner. In the dry down it gets better. It turns into a soft vanilic musk that smells airy, fluffy and sweet. Almost gives me the vibe of a fluffy tea cake. I agree with another reviewer below me who said this smell like a fruity cake (strawberry short cake) even though there is no strawberry note in here. It's not a gourmand fragrance by any means but the fluffiness is slightly cake like which makes this fragrance a delicately pretty scent. It's a like turned a love fragrance as of now. The juice macerated so well over the months. I am legit in love. It has turned so fluffy, sweet & creamy. It's a cold weather/spring appropriate scent. It's summer now & i feel like with its weak sustainability it justs melts away in the summer heat. The projection and longevity is getting better now than when i had received it. The projection is moderate. Crates a noticeable scent bubble which moves around with you. The longevity used to be TERRIBLE but nowadays holds a bit more strength. We are pushing a 4/5 hours before it turns into a skin scent. Almost like you have wiped that spot with a scented tissue. It honestly feels like a scented skin after a few hours. But fluffy enough to call yourself " damn i smell pretty" 🙂 the fluffiness is shining more these days. It is what i wanted noble blush to be but sadly it wasn't. That turned out to be more soapy on my skin and this turned out to be more fruity creamy with light hints of rose which i wanted from noble blush.

Qissa Pink I bought a full bottle of Qissa Pink because everyone kept saying it was Yara, but better. Considering I never really clicked with the whole Yara DNA to begin with, this felt like a very bold decision. Thankfully, curiosity won. Right from the first spray, I could tell this one had more presence than Yara. The opening is bright and playful with creamy coconut, juicy green apple, and this soft milky vibe that makes everything feel extra smooth. It's fruity, sweet, and honestly pretty fun. Then... plot twist. About 30 minutes later, I thought it had completely disappeared. I was convinced it had given up on me. Meanwhile, my friend—who is famously incapable of smelling almost anything—looked at me and said, "You smell really good." So, clearly the perfume was still doing its job... just not for my own nose. I'll give it credit where it's due: it definitely projects. The projection just doesn't stick around for very long. After about two hours, it becomes a skin scent on me. Weirdly though, the sillage hangs on better than I expected. I even got complimented by someone during a random elevator ride, which is probably one of the funniest places to receive a fragrance compliment. One thing I can't fault it for is how well it performs in hot and humid weather. It feels perfectly comfortable in tropical heat, and I can absolutely understand why so many people love it. Do I finally love the Yara DNA now? Not really. Do I like Qissa Pink? Surprisingly... yes. And despite all my mixed feelings, I don't regret buying the full bottle from the start. I'd call that a win. Even if it took me a while to admit it.

I got this bottle as a freebie, and when I first tried it in early spring weather, I wasn't overly impressed. It was light, fruity, sweet, and fairly subtle when it settled. It was ok, but not something I was excited to wear. This summer though? Oh my gosh. This perfume has been my go-to in the hot humid weather we were having. If you've ever been part of an Australian summer heat wave, you know what i'm talking about. Anything above 35C, and anything you apply quickly becomes cloying and overwhelming to everyone in the same room as you, and the next room over. This though? Nope, she was perfect. All I wanted to do was wear this perfume day and night, and so I did for about a month straight. My husband really likes on me too. It was fruity sweet, just enough to not be overpowering, but enough to cover the body sweat smell. I still occasionally wear it to bed, but it definitely shines its best in the super hot weather. Now it's much cooler and we're heading towards winter, I will likely put her away until next Summer, where she can come and save the day again.

Justice for this scent! I have tried Yara once, and I found it so so synthetic and the opening was such an alcohol punch. Qissa Pink on the other hand has nothing repulsive or stringent about it. It is wonderful. Powdery, very girly, the coconut in this doesn’t smell tropical at all (in fact, if I wouldn’t have looked at the notes, I wouldn’t guess coconut was in here). It’s difficult for me to pin point specific notes in here, but I’ll describe how I feel wearing it - young, but not juvenile, flirty (but not vulgar), beautiful and ready for the day. Longevity and sillage are medium - lasts about 3 hours. Last time I wore it after a couple of months of not using it and I couldn’t believe that the nice smell I was sniffing around was actually coming from me (the dry-down). I would even say that it’s close to being a signature scent for me, I love it very much. Suitable for different occasions, for different seasons. Feels like a pleasant hug with a (little bit lactonic) flower bouquet. 9.5/10

I have only sprayed this onto the box it came in so it might be different on my skin, but the paper test is great! It's a very sweet, feminine scent. I get coconut and maybe the apple, there is definitely a floral but I can't pick out which specifically. I was nervous to buy this because the scent profile has sandalwood, cedarwood, and patchouli. Wood scents on my skin can get VERY strong and I hate patchouli but on the paper test I cannot smell them at all! At least not individually. UPDATE: On my skin it's sweet and a little fruity, hints of coconut but I also kind of get Play-Doh. The woodiness isn't very strong on my skin, which I'm grateful about. No patchouli scent for me!

I think qissa pink is very similar to yara the light pink one. Yara has a very poudery note. Yara sits nice on the skin and last so long around 6+ hours. its very girly. Qissa has coconut and apple that I can smell in the beginning quite nice. Jasmin sticks out a bit too. I smell no vanilla at all. The sugar is there but makes everything else go away. 20 minutes after spraying heavy on my skin it was gone. Not long lastning. If you torn between this and yara, pick yara.

This is so reminiscent of another perfume (or 2, or 3) in my collection. Is it Angham I’m picking up? I have Pink Yara oil and yes, it’s also that. It feels like a pale cousin to Khair Confection but not as sweet as Yara Candy, and less citrus than Mayar. It’s a DNA I have entirely enough of, this sample is pleasant but not full bottle worthy. These notes are mostly to help me remember my thoughts about these samples for the future.

Nice but nothing groundbreaking. Smells similar to Yara but Qissa Pink is bit fresher, maybe because of the apple. Yara is more powdery which I like. I feel both of them are kinda too girly for me but this one even more so. They're pretty, uplifting pink pefrumes. Qissa Pink has way prettier bottle and it lasts longer though. Anyways, it's not really my style so I decided to gift mine to my sister.

I’ve determined that the Yara, Zukhruf, and Qissa Pinks are all sisters. And, to my nose, they mostly smell the same: pleasant, soft, fruity floral pillowed by sweet lactonic notes. Undeniably enjoyable for women young in age or heart. Longevity is alright (maybe 3-4 hours?), not exceptional, and the same goes for sillage. A perfect bedtime scent.

Coconut floral milky. Very pleasant. This performs much better than Yara, though I prefer that scent. Nuha is very similar but more tropical with more coconut. That's probably the highest quality smelling. Qissa Delicious is even better than this and has much better performance. You can find this for around $20 on the discounters (Jomas, GiftEx)

When I first got Qissa Pink I hated it. It smelled synthetic and juvenile, too sweet, and sour like overripe fruits, and it reminded me of something I wore as a teen. Another overhyped perfume. One year later, I like it a lot! It's very sweet but less synthetic and sour. I get a lot of coconut and vanilla. It's a fun summer wear.

Very similar to Yara - if you have one you don't need the other. I can barely tell them apart. There's no coconut in this, at least not in the typical coconut note way - maybe it adds a bit of creaminess to it, but that's it. Yara and this one are fluffy, light strawberry milk. Infinitely pleasant albeit slightly underwhelming.

Bought this for to have a simple sweet feel good scent to douse in the summer. Was hoping I’d get more coconut, but don’t really detect it. I’ve never smelled Yara, which I see it’s most compared to. This doesn’t last but a few hours, but you get what you pay for. I like it.

Coconut, apple and sugar-vanille. Lightweight gourmand. Sweet, rich, creamy, lactonic, silky smooth and everything beautiful. Feminine and unique. Good sillage and longitivity. I actually like this.

to me this smells like a more earthy version of Yara and tbh i'm not mad abt that !

Just tried it for the 1st time amd luvd it....very feminine and sweet.....

This smells exactly like Yara to me.

Why does this have such a high rating? It smells like a little girl's perfume. Cheap, synthetic and just very low budget scent. Smells a lot like Yara which is the same profile to me. Cheap little Girls "pretend perfume"

Qissa Pink was a blind buy for me after watching several people on TikTok say how much they loved it. I saw it at Ross, the notes sounded like something I would enjoy, so I took a chance. I sprayed it as soon as I got into my car after purchasing and I was immediately not a fan. I was expecting a sweet and creamy fruity coconut and all I got was a plasticky alcohol smell. Ross and Burlington no longer allow you to return fragrances, so I let it sit in my closet for a few months thinking it would improve. Even after months, I still found it unpleasant. It never developed any of the sweet, fruity or creamy notes. I tried to pass it on to my teenage daughter, but she also did not enjoy this fragrance.

Synthetic alcohol dry down and weirdly sharp initial spray. It has a hint of floral that i squickly overpowered by a synthetic undertone that doesn't even smell like it should be in there. Very poorly mixed together imo. It's so bad I want to give it a zero, but that's not possible, so I'll give it a one.

Yara is better!! This one is less well blended but stronger, so it's harder to find situations to use it.

Just got mine this second and it's pretty strong already, so hopefully in a few weeks it'll be really strong. It just smells identical to Yara tbh. I've had the roll on oil and air freshener of the original for ages and got Yara Elixir for my birthday in February and this smells pretty much bang on for the air freshener and the base of the Elixir. It was the air freshener that actually made me crave the original. Having my flat smelling like that made me feel like I needed this dna in my collection. Since I have, and love, Qissa Delicious I thought I'd go for this when it was going cheap on Notino (I don't trust those 50ml bottles of Yara you can get for around a fiver) It's very girly, powdery, little bit fruity. I bought it for layering mainly. I knew it'd be a great base layer and didn't want to use up my Yara Elixir too quickly. Plus Elixir has lots more notes. I don't smell any patchouli. I smell sandalwood, vanilla and sugar with tiny hints of coconut and florals. I suppose the powderiness is coming from the violet but it's not at all a violet scent, or rose. Maybe those notes will come out more as it matured and I'll update. I can smell the tropical fruits in the Yara roll on oil but I don't really get that here. The dry down somehow reminds me of a few of the SDJ sprays, but particularly 62. Overall, I'm glad I bought it. I've got the floor fan on in here and the breeze is blowing it around a lot. This will smell amazing in the summer heat. I'm not really into freshies that much, but I'm getting more into them lately. I still like to add something a little sweet and/or powdery to fresh fruity scents though, and this will work great. It'll definitely work well with SDJ 62! The longer I've had it on the more it's starting to smell just like it. I'm not angry about it at all, I love 62 and Minya.

my sister likes it and everybody else on the internet does but it's just not for me. there is a slim chance of me getting a fake product but i'm 95% sure that i didn't as i bought this in a trustable online shop and to be honest, i don't think anyone would sell a falloff of a such an affordable product. anyway, i don't get how so many people describe it as fruity because all i got from this was a really creamy coconut. my first impression of this was a perfume version of the cocoa butter vaseline. they smell literally identical, at least for my nose. the super synthetic/plasticky coconut kind of scent was way too heavy for me and almost nauseating. i definitely do not recommend using this in a car. also, i've heard people saying that this would suit a teenager but i strongly disagree on that. i think this would suit someone in a more mature age, maybe someone in their late 30's-40's. also i don't think this will be nice for hot weathers. the scent is just too strong to wear in summer, so maybe fall or winter? to be honest, i just didn't like it so i don't even know what season this would be best on. however, i bought this only about a week ago so i can at least wait for it to macerate i guess. i kinda think it's getting better every time i smell it but i don't think i'll be repurchasing it. if i can edit reviews here i'm gonna update this after giving it a couple weeks but for now i'm considering giving it to my sister or decluttering it. it's such a shame that i didn't like the scent because i was in love with the bottle design. maybe i should have gone with qissa delicious.

Finally!! Fragrantica has added this!! This is Yara but LESS powdery and instead MORE creamier. What's not to love? Ngl she lasts longer than Yara but I wouldn't say like extremely long - I'd say 6 hours max? Still better in terms of longevity compared to Yara. I'd love to see others' reviews on the longevity. Maybe I could go nose blind. I've heard people say it is more tropical for them, tbh I get almost a pink fruit vibe? almost a strawberry but not entirely a strawberry. Overall very beautiful, easy to wear, girly, fun, smells like the colour "pink". This has been so easy to reach for during spring, I've made a massive dent in mine. Whoops.

To me, this fragrance is less creamy and fluffy compared to Yara. I can really pick up the coconut and rose notes, which some people describe as a strawberry milkshake scent, but to my nose, it smells more like a rose-coconut milkshake. There's also a soft marshmallow-like quality, similar to Yara, but a bit gentler. It gives off a youthful vibe, like something a teenager would wear. However, when I layer it with Caramel Oud by Ard Al-Zaafaran, the blend becomes perfectly age-appropriate, striking a balance that's neither too young nor too mature.

Qissa Pink is an uncomplicated sweet and creamy scent. I don't really get the apple note, but the rose and jasmine are fairly prominent and blend well with the coconut note. It's an easy reach on days when you're just running errands but still want to feel girly. Yara pink has an underlying powdery scent which I didn't like. Qissa also smells a lot more creamier. Like a pink pudding. Other than that, they're almost the same. So if you have one, you don't need the other.

I haven't smelled Yara, but I've tested Nuha. This is near identical to Nuha, but dare I say.. Nuha is better? It's smoother. This one has a synthetic and/or unblended note. Could be the apple. Idk, but I do know that I can't not notice it. Declutter. It also smells like Ellis Brooklyn Sun Fruit. Somehow, that one actually smells sunnier. Also, no synthetic note to that one.

While Qissa Pink opens with a pleasant burst of sweetness, it quickly settles into something a bit too synthetic for my taste.The floral notes feel somewhat flat, lacking the depth or elegance I was hoping for. Longevity is moderate, but the scent fades without leaving much of an impression. It’s not a bad fragrance, just not as memorable or refined as I expected

this perfume profile isnt really for me, but it is a nice scent. its just a bit too cakey scented for me. it reminds me of a fruity cake. no strawberry note, but it somehow makes me think of a strawberry shortcake. its a young and cute scent without smelling too juvenile. i'll be gifting it to a friend who likes these types of scents :)