Junoon Satin

It's very musky very Rosy creamy feminine. Confident. I feel not any woman can pull it off. It's grown woman perfume not for girls. It's sweet but not cute. Suitable for day and night. I did get many compliments for this on just the first day wearing it. Very long lasting. 3-4 sprays and you're wrapped in the scent the whole day. Moderate sillage. Update: I revisited this, and I appreciate this a lot more. It's so sweet initially, but the sweetness is enveloped in animalic vibe, and the floral is not sparkly, it's heady. This is smooth, heady, narcotic, dense, sexy, a little mysterious, alluring. There's a gourmand sweetness to it that I don't know where it comes from, and also I feel it's a bit spicy. Looking at the notes listed I don't get it. Has my nose gone mad? I smell Jasmine, and tuberose. I feel this is a sweet spicy white floral with musk undertone.

A classic combination done to perfection! Junoon is a soft, musky rose scent brightened up by a cool & light note of amrboxan. The ambroxan-musk combo smells similar to patchouli but not exactly like it. Don't brush this off if you hate patchouli. This musk-rose is gorgeous! It could be easily mistaken for a Juliette Has A Gun release. It's is beautiful & very versatile. Works for daily wear & special occasions. I "Love" it. Disclaimer: the version I tried is similar to the one I shown above (round, circular bottle, cylinder golden cap). However, I noticed there are 3 types of this Velvet, Satin, & Leather. I am not sure which one of those I'm reviewing but I know it's gorgeous. Will update once I do figure out which.

These notes are so far off from what Junoon Satin truly is! Satin is tuberose-heavy and mingles with notes of ylang ylang, jasmine, white musk, rose and sandalwood. It is most definitely a dense, white and yellow floral fragrance that makes you think of Ahmed al Maghribi's Pearl Oud (without the aoud) and is most likely inspired by YSL's Supreme Bouquet. This is not an airy and light rose-musk fragrance if that is what you are on the lookout for. I repeat, this not a rose-musk - please do not be misled by the strange reviews singing of rose, vanilla, and the like; you will be greeted by a trio of indolic tuberose, jasmine and ylang ylang! A strong like for my books.

Long lasting, rose musk and woods. Very light - transparent almost to me, however stays on skin forever. Office, medical professionals, service workers appropriate. Can be unisex, but leans feminine. I like it!

Judging by the notes, I thought this perfume would be very musky but it's a actually a sweet and soft vanilla scent. Definitely worth a try if you're into vanilla-dominant perfumes!

it's a sweet rose-flowery perfume, but no foodie sweet, rather woody sweet, maybe a bit fruity sweet. Very modern, up to date, feminine frag.

This is modern and youthful fruity-floral scent on fluffy musk, sweet and girly. It is by NO means a Rose (or ambroxan) centered perfume, so to avoid more confusion Fragrantica please update the notes, they are misleading! //28.10.2019 Fragrantica notes: Ambroxan (highest voted), Rose (second), musk and woody notes// From the official site: Top: Apple, Red Berry Middle: Orchid, Rose, Jasmine Sambac, Ylang Ylang, Tuberose and Lily of the valley Base: Cedarwood, Patchouly, Sandalwood, Frankincense, White Musk, Ambergris and Vanilla This was a blind buy based on Fragrantica notes and comments, and what an epic failure. I was looking for ROSE-musk oriental type, strong and mature perfume. Well, this is not that. The packaging is beautiful, bottle gorgeous from thick, heavy glass, and the price is not that cheap either (Notino retails for 102,90 euros for 50ml) so it does sound promising. But to my surprise this is first and foremost sweet, fruity gourmand. It is creamy, milky, a bit woody, a lot fluffy....with mish-mash of various flowers, but rose is lost between them. Something like Elie Saab Girl of now (and numerous other fruity-floral releases) only softer.

I am thinking of trying this after buying two bottles of Junoon , that smell fantastic and feminine and really LAST .Actually , “Junoon” is one of the best perfumes I have purchased in two years . It performs very well and stands out in a sea of watery perfumes . I do not see the original Junoon in the database for some reason, but it can be purchased very reasonably . I am going to try others from this house because there are so few perfumes I find that have any presence after an hour or two . Check out Junoon ( I bought two bottles ).

So this is ok, it has a very strong almond note with rose that smells synthetic but smooth if you like that sweet almond rose.. but I kept saying this smells like something else I cant think of it. so I went on here and there it is! supreme bouquet! Actually its the one thing I don't like about supreme bouquet is that part.. but try it for yourself.. I have both this and nior and noir is better for sure but would love to try the original.. too synthetic for me.. almost perfect but something annoying about it.

This is proof that most people prattling on about the different notes are full of s**t. This is not a strong rose fragrance. If there's any rose in there it's very little. Never listen to anyone going on about notes. Everyone just plays pretend, looking at the notes first and then pretending they know what they're talking about.

Complete notes from Rasasi website for this specific fragrance: Top Notes: Apple & Red Berry. Middle Notes: Orchid, Rose, Jasmine Sambac, Ylang-Ylang, Tuberose & Lily-of-the-Valley. Base Notes: Cedarwood, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Frankincense, White Musk, Ambergris, & Vanilla.

not here but I was told it's very popular in the middle-east

I bought it for my fiance.. it is a good fragrance