Kalahari Extrême Noème 2024

I don't normally rate fragrances a 10 or wax poetically about how much I love them, but I'm doing it here. I absolutely love this stuff.

This is perfectly unisex, extremely versatile and darn near perfect. It smells exactly like one would think it does by looking at the notes. It's spicey, slightly sweet and boarders creamy, but doesn't actually go there. I wear it in every season and I don't feel like it's too heavy in the heat or light in the freezing weather.

I have over 1,000 bottles. If I had to pick a single fragrance to keep, I think this would be it. You should definitely give it a sniff.

..whoever says that is mistaken with this fragrance.
Finally, an incense scent that is also wearable in higher summer temperatures.

It starts beautifully fruity and gradually transitions into its woody, spicy heart.
Its incense has nothing to do with church incense, like, for example, Avignon by CDC; no, it is a warm, beautiful enveloping incense.
This masterpiece has something sensual and extravagant.
Mystical like a night in the desert.

This Oriental is absolutely intoxicating and sensual!
A wonderful soft, sweet incense envelops me.
I perceive an intense spice scent. Along with this delicious pear that seems to merge with the orange.
It is a warm, sensual fragrance.
The best Oriental I have smelled so far.
Could have signature potential for me.
I am in love!!!

It is definitely an interesting blend of spicy fruit scent. It smells a bit like flipping through a book, plus a slightly sweet pear note. However, the fragrance is very strong and lasts a long time, which can definitely cause headaches in enclosed spaces. Additionally, it is way too overpriced; it smells more like a €100 perfume and not like a €200 bottle. Furthermore, I would recommend the perfume more for women, and even more for older ones, perhaps starting at 30.

Overall, a nice scent. I perceive orange, nutmeg, and cardamom the strongest here. It smells to me like those Christmas wafers, not the dark ones with bittersweet chocolate (I like those! Good thing my husband likes the light ones, no stress, no arguments) but exactly like the light ones. Based on the bottle, you can see which fragrance has been "copied" here, if I may say so! Personally, I prefer, I’ll call a spade a spade, Moonlight by far. Well, now a few minutes later, this is indeed a rounded but still, in my opinion, rather masculine scent. Orange, boozy anise notes project very strongly for me. Unfortunately, this is not meant to be. My decant can happily move on and make someone else happy.