Scaasi

Wow, that's an odd one. The first surprise was when I sprayed it on my wrist and saw brown oily liquid (probably as it was pure perfume). Great Scott, what if I sprayed it on clothes! Heavy scent, reminds me of solid perfume- there's a similar note in all solid scents. So this one is a liquidified solid by the smell of it. Very serious, intense and dark, that's a lot of spicy flowers, megaton strength really. At this stage I don't see myself wearing this in public. The situation changes in the dry down stage. Dry down in Scaasi is sweeter, gentler, fruitier and muskier. Vanilla and civet in combination smell classy and expensive and I keep sniffing my wrist non-stop. The most likable stage in this perfume, lovable actually. I would wear this gladly, even at home at first, like a sinful treat for me alone. UPD: the staying power is tremendous, almost 2 days already. The last stages smell like my beloved Turbulences, which is an added bonus. Another bottle on the way.

A sweeter, fruity, watered down Ciara or some other spicy floriental but light on the spice. I mainly smell Tuberose but not the creamy element, just the sweetness, peach, narcissus and ylang with a hint of musk mixed with cinnamon or pepper that give it a little spice. I would call this a fruity floral more than a floriental but it keeps from being candy fruit floral with that little bit of texture. I have a huge bottle I really won't use. Edit: I tried this in January again in the deep of winter and am not in love but really really like it a lot. I guess it's where and when my nose is. My review stands but this is a pretty aldehydic floral that is big going on but gets close to the skin in the drydown. Still the fruity nuances from the peach and ylang. You must love tuberose. Reminds me of Fracas.

Smellin' like a realtor in her 70s today and I don't mind! Scaasi was a cheap blind buy for me and I quite enjoy it. It starts out with a juicy, peachy, tuberose burst but is quickly overtaken by yellow flowers, spicy carnation, chalky violets, and a slightly uranous civet. The overall effect is rather sunny and balmy with a powdery veil of pollen. It also powers down rather quickly from a potentially high-volume schreecher to powdery, reserved floral within the hour. (Still quite pretty though!) I do love it, especially for the price, but if only it had a smidge more density and volume it would be heaven!

A yellow flower bomb with fruity notes, S. is delicious. Similar to Ysatis and Giorgio, but with sweet stone fruit notes, S. is quite bold. Sillage and lasting power isn't remarkable. I consider this a feminine scent, but men might want to try it out. Quite affordable, I bought a big chonk of a bottle for little money. Go for the spray rather than the splash, the 3.3 oz bottle has a big big opening and I've already spilled some.

I was given this perfume as a present by a very classy and sophisticated lady, who is passed away now. It was stolen from my app.t many yrs. Ago and i wonder if it's still being sold in the US. This is not a proper review, but I remenber I loved this perfume and the bottle design. in the same robbery they stole also a brand new big bottle of Panthere de Cartie!