Top Notes 
Fruity notes
Grapefruit
Green leaves
Heart Notes 
Iris
Jasmine
Lily of the valley
Osmanthus
Rose
Base Notes 
Amber
Musk
Suede
Vetiver08/13/2025
Peppermint
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Sometimes less is more
After liking Purple - Blue and Twin Paradise, I was excited to try out Summer'69, the third fragrance by Naseem that I was able to test.
The fragrance starts very fruity and sweet with apple, orange and passion fruit. Grapefruit is also present, adding a slightly tart and acidic nuance. This is joined by something green that reminds me of green tea... aromatic and citrusy. This note brings a certain freshness with it.
After a short time, the fruity notes fade into the background and make way for a lush floral combination. I immediately notice a bright, very intense rose with a slightly soapy effect. This is accompanied by jasmine and osmanthus, whose warm, sweet and fruity fragrance reminds me of apricots I also notice iris, which remains discreetly in the background and gives the fragrance a light powderiness.
The floral notes dominate and remain present throughout the fragrance.
In the drydown, vetiver joins in, adding an earthy and minimally woody nuance.
This is complemented by leather, which is very gentle and pleasantly soft in appearance.
Musk contributes to the soft and creamy character of "Summer69".
The durability of about 8 to 10 hours is very good. It is very intense and you should be careful not to overdose it, otherwise it could quickly become too much.
Despite its name, I don't consider Summer'69 to be a summer fragrance due to its very present floral notes, which are too heavy and intense for me personally.
Although it is declared as a unisex fragrance, I find it very feminine.
Basically, "Summer69" is not a bad fragrance, but overall it seems a bit overloaded and not really harmonious to me. The combination of intense, almost soapy rose and osmanthus makes it too heavy and floral-sweet for me. A certain lightness would have done the fragrance good to make it more wearable on warmer days.
For my personal taste, it lacks the right harmony between the floral notes.
Summer'69 is not a fragrance that convinced me or that I would recommend to others. But if you have the opportunity to test it and like this type of floral fragrance, you should give "Summer69" a try.
The fragrance starts very fruity and sweet with apple, orange and passion fruit. Grapefruit is also present, adding a slightly tart and acidic nuance. This is joined by something green that reminds me of green tea... aromatic and citrusy. This note brings a certain freshness with it.
After a short time, the fruity notes fade into the background and make way for a lush floral combination. I immediately notice a bright, very intense rose with a slightly soapy effect. This is accompanied by jasmine and osmanthus, whose warm, sweet and fruity fragrance reminds me of apricots I also notice iris, which remains discreetly in the background and gives the fragrance a light powderiness.
The floral notes dominate and remain present throughout the fragrance.
In the drydown, vetiver joins in, adding an earthy and minimally woody nuance.
This is complemented by leather, which is very gentle and pleasantly soft in appearance.
Musk contributes to the soft and creamy character of "Summer69".
The durability of about 8 to 10 hours is very good. It is very intense and you should be careful not to overdose it, otherwise it could quickly become too much.
Despite its name, I don't consider Summer'69 to be a summer fragrance due to its very present floral notes, which are too heavy and intense for me personally.
Although it is declared as a unisex fragrance, I find it very feminine.
Basically, "Summer69" is not a bad fragrance, but overall it seems a bit overloaded and not really harmonious to me. The combination of intense, almost soapy rose and osmanthus makes it too heavy and floral-sweet for me. A certain lightness would have done the fragrance good to make it more wearable on warmer days.
For my personal taste, it lacks the right harmony between the floral notes.
Summer'69 is not a fragrance that convinced me or that I would recommend to others. But if you have the opportunity to test it and like this type of floral fragrance, you should give "Summer69" a try.
