02/27/2024
Dennis1104
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Fruit from the Orient
Qatar is a really nice smelling fragrance from Roja.
As usual from Roja Parfums, it contains many fragrance notes that create a great overall picture.
With Qatar, you get a superficially fruity fragrance with a noticeable oriental touch. A great spiciness, subtle floral notes, pleasant sweet accords and woody impressions round off the fragrance.
The fragrance starts with a great peach note. The peach is also visited by a pear.
The whole is slightly citrusy and has this great oriental spiciness in the background, as well as the floral accords.
The oriental spicy impression becomes more intense over time, as do the floral notes.
Nevertheless, no impression seems overloaded, but super finely crafted.
The floral notes are also never overpowering.
It becomes sweeter in the last third of the fragrance and pleasant woody nuances gain additional presence.
The longevity is really great.
It can still be felt on my skin after 10 hours, albeit closer to the skin.
The sillage is a little weaker, but really good, especially in the first third.
As usual from Roja Parfums, it contains many fragrance notes that create a great overall picture.
With Qatar, you get a superficially fruity fragrance with a noticeable oriental touch. A great spiciness, subtle floral notes, pleasant sweet accords and woody impressions round off the fragrance.
The fragrance starts with a great peach note. The peach is also visited by a pear.
The whole is slightly citrusy and has this great oriental spiciness in the background, as well as the floral accords.
The oriental spicy impression becomes more intense over time, as do the floral notes.
Nevertheless, no impression seems overloaded, but super finely crafted.
The floral notes are also never overpowering.
It becomes sweeter in the last third of the fragrance and pleasant woody nuances gain additional presence.
The longevity is really great.
It can still be felt on my skin after 10 hours, albeit closer to the skin.
The sillage is a little weaker, but really good, especially in the first third.