10/20/2023
Dryasiulia
53 Reviews
Dryasiulia
1
Not as nice as the Kemi
Just for reference, I’m wearing the Kemi Layla on one arm and this on the other. They are both from scent split so I’m not sure how old the bottles are, but one could obviously assume the xerjoff is quite a bit “fresher”
They are indeed a little different, the xerjoff is stronger/louder and it’s slightly soapy (the cloves here I think?) with a more pronounced patchouli. The kemi has a a stronger Ylang and is softer with more of an “atmospheric” scent (re: I go a little nose-blind nose to skin but can smell it in my scent bubble)
That said, the scent bubble of the two is pretty similar. I think here the kemi can be found cheaper per ml, but the xerjoff is around cheaper per (smaller) bottle.
I’m going to pass on both, but the Kemi is at least a solid like (the spiced Ylang is sweet and pleasant but it’s overall kinda redundant with things I already have) whereas I would put the xerjoff as just an “it’s ok” — mainly due to the slight soapy-soap
They are indeed a little different, the xerjoff is stronger/louder and it’s slightly soapy (the cloves here I think?) with a more pronounced patchouli. The kemi has a a stronger Ylang and is softer with more of an “atmospheric” scent (re: I go a little nose-blind nose to skin but can smell it in my scent bubble)
That said, the scent bubble of the two is pretty similar. I think here the kemi can be found cheaper per ml, but the xerjoff is around cheaper per (smaller) bottle.
I’m going to pass on both, but the Kemi is at least a solid like (the spiced Ylang is sweet and pleasant but it’s overall kinda redundant with things I already have) whereas I would put the xerjoff as just an “it’s ok” — mainly due to the slight soapy-soap