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03/04/2024
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Dennis1104
He knows how to be very offputting, but he also likes
Xerjoff Hayat is a fragrance from the
K Collection that knows how to offend. It hasn't always met with nice comments from those around me and has even put one or two people off. Nevertheless, I don't think it's as bad as it's often seen from the outside. However, I'm still not a big fan of the fragrance.
Hayat starts off spicy and oriental. Nevertheless, it has a very light freshness even at the beginning.
However, I only perceive the bitter orange as a minor player. The "fresh" impression (if you can even call it that) fades into the background or disappears relatively quickly.
Some saffron, lavender and, above all, cardamom take over.
For me, cardamom plays a major role in Hayat. It doesn't seem completely overloaded, but still not without it.
This type of cardamom, the way the note works and the impressions it gives off, reminded me a little of Amouage Enclave. Of course, these two fragrances don't smell the same, but I still find the
Cardamom similar. It certainly conveys similar vibes.
The oud note or this slightly woody-balsamic note also resonates in the background and definitely becomes more intense over time. Nevertheless, it never becomes too strong and completely overpowering. It can also often be the case that the impression is somewhat false and you get more of an earthy patchouli.
In the end, I would commit to the mix.
The performance is super good.
The Hayat packs quite a punch and really pops.
It lasts a good ten hours on my skin and the sillage is not that much worse.
It projects really well.
K Collection that knows how to offend. It hasn't always met with nice comments from those around me and has even put one or two people off. Nevertheless, I don't think it's as bad as it's often seen from the outside. However, I'm still not a big fan of the fragrance.
Hayat starts off spicy and oriental. Nevertheless, it has a very light freshness even at the beginning.
However, I only perceive the bitter orange as a minor player. The "fresh" impression (if you can even call it that) fades into the background or disappears relatively quickly.
Some saffron, lavender and, above all, cardamom take over.
For me, cardamom plays a major role in Hayat. It doesn't seem completely overloaded, but still not without it.
This type of cardamom, the way the note works and the impressions it gives off, reminded me a little of Amouage Enclave. Of course, these two fragrances don't smell the same, but I still find the
Cardamom similar. It certainly conveys similar vibes.
The oud note or this slightly woody-balsamic note also resonates in the background and definitely becomes more intense over time. Nevertheless, it never becomes too strong and completely overpowering. It can also often be the case that the impression is somewhat false and you get more of an earthy patchouli.
In the end, I would commit to the mix.
The performance is super good.
The Hayat packs quite a punch and really pops.
It lasts a good ten hours on my skin and the sillage is not that much worse.
It projects really well.
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