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Today I had the pleasure of testing the Nishane Nefs. To be honest, I've become more cautious about perfumes that are often featured on social media, as it's usually more about the reach than the scent.
But this is not the case with Nefs. It is a wonderful fragrance and totally blew my socks off.
It starts in a beautiful opening, from which I recognize the saffron paired with a sweet fig and very slightly woody notes in the background. I have the feeling that I am in an Arabic or Turkish village where only old nice people live. The kind of grannies and grandpas who focus on their gardening.
After a while, the rose comes to the fore and shares its place with the nutmeg - the harmony of the two notes is so well balanced, as if it were a newly married couple doing a romantic dance on the beach at sunset. (I hope you get the vibe otherwise you can stop reading).
After about 3 hours, a very soft wood Yani so finely polished wood with the wonderful rose and in the background is a quarter glass of whisky.
The scent smells rosier on my sweater than on my skin.
After 1-2 more hours, I continue to smell the light woody notes, the amber comes to the fore and the rose has been immersed in the whisky. Slight leather notes can also be smelled, but this could just be my imagination as I know the fragrance pyramid.
After some more time it smells more alcoholic and beautiful the scent is really wonderful I would not have expected that.
The durability is excellent super really.
The sillage is what I expect from a fragrance in this price range - you get noticed.
But all in all, this is too expensive a fragrance - I can't imagine paying 550€ for 50ml, as good as I think this fragrance is, it's unfortunately not worth it to me. If it were 100ml you could possibly discuss it, although I would say 400-450€ for 100ml would be appropriate here, but perfumes are luxury goods and those who want that will get it.
But I would still recommend everyone to get a sample to do their nose a favor.
But this is not the case with Nefs. It is a wonderful fragrance and totally blew my socks off.
It starts in a beautiful opening, from which I recognize the saffron paired with a sweet fig and very slightly woody notes in the background. I have the feeling that I am in an Arabic or Turkish village where only old nice people live. The kind of grannies and grandpas who focus on their gardening.
After a while, the rose comes to the fore and shares its place with the nutmeg - the harmony of the two notes is so well balanced, as if it were a newly married couple doing a romantic dance on the beach at sunset. (I hope you get the vibe otherwise you can stop reading).
After about 3 hours, a very soft wood Yani so finely polished wood with the wonderful rose and in the background is a quarter glass of whisky.
The scent smells rosier on my sweater than on my skin.
After 1-2 more hours, I continue to smell the light woody notes, the amber comes to the fore and the rose has been immersed in the whisky. Slight leather notes can also be smelled, but this could just be my imagination as I know the fragrance pyramid.
After some more time it smells more alcoholic and beautiful the scent is really wonderful I would not have expected that.
The durability is excellent super really.
The sillage is what I expect from a fragrance in this price range - you get noticed.
But all in all, this is too expensive a fragrance - I can't imagine paying 550€ for 50ml, as good as I think this fragrance is, it's unfortunately not worth it to me. If it were 100ml you could possibly discuss it, although I would say 400-450€ for 100ml would be appropriate here, but perfumes are luxury goods and those who want that will get it.
But I would still recommend everyone to get a sample to do their nose a favor.
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