Top Notes 
Bergamot
Clementine
Heart Notes 
Jasmine
Magnolia
Rose
Base Notes 
Musk
Patchouli
Sandalwood12/31/2020
Zorah
12 Reviews
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Zorah
Helpful Review
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Deceptive Packaging
I let myself be seduced.
This fragrance was part of my first order at QVC.
The focus was actually on a piece of clothing........
Let me briefly quote the print on the outer packaging:
Elegant freshness, finest floral essences.
Citrus notes and the finest nuances of jasmine, rose, and magnolia.
Along with a base of sandalwood, musk, and patchouli.
Unfortunately, the citrus notes are completely absent.
The white flowers, namely jasmine and magnolia, form a rather (un)pleasantly soapy connection with the woods and herbs, especially patchouli. Rose? Maybe.
What you get here is reminiscent of the 70s/80s product Fenjala.
Bath oil. With a much woodier base.
You have to like it.
Sprayed on hair, not on skin, I actually find the scent quite cool,
Still, 30 euros for 100ml is quite steep, especially since there are extremely similar options available for less money.........
Stay away if you don’t like heavy, woody scents.
This fragrance was part of my first order at QVC.
The focus was actually on a piece of clothing........
Let me briefly quote the print on the outer packaging:
Elegant freshness, finest floral essences.
Citrus notes and the finest nuances of jasmine, rose, and magnolia.
Along with a base of sandalwood, musk, and patchouli.
Unfortunately, the citrus notes are completely absent.
The white flowers, namely jasmine and magnolia, form a rather (un)pleasantly soapy connection with the woods and herbs, especially patchouli. Rose? Maybe.
What you get here is reminiscent of the 70s/80s product Fenjala.
Bath oil. With a much woodier base.
You have to like it.
Sprayed on hair, not on skin, I actually find the scent quite cool,
Still, 30 euros for 100ml is quite steep, especially since there are extremely similar options available for less money.........
Stay away if you don’t like heavy, woody scents.
