
Nikkun
17 Reviews

Nikkun
2
When Neroli is screaming instead of singing
So...this is an intense, somewhat cloying, candied neroli bomb that leans heavily into the bready and syrupy facets of the note, mixed in with the specific flower's soapy character. Found it reminiscent of Memo’s Sintra and its many smell-alikes like LDBS, but without really any unique twist to truly set it apart. It feels like yet another sweet neroli that's meant to be marketable. The scent was bordering on that of a very sweet shower gel.
Beyond that, the sweetness was somewhat headache-inducing to me, and while the fragrance is undeniably powerful, it feels one-dimensional, offering little beyond sheer intensity. Comparatively, Oranger Sirocco is much more refined and enjoyable, with a better balance of elements.
So, overall, this is not for me. It was an overbearing experience that I couldn’t wait to wash off. Strength alone doesn’t make a fragrance compelling, and this extrait proves that point all too well. But, I suppose it's a scent someone else might enjoy anyways
Beyond that, the sweetness was somewhat headache-inducing to me, and while the fragrance is undeniably powerful, it feels one-dimensional, offering little beyond sheer intensity. Comparatively, Oranger Sirocco is much more refined and enjoyable, with a better balance of elements.
So, overall, this is not for me. It was an overbearing experience that I couldn’t wait to wash off. Strength alone doesn’t make a fragrance compelling, and this extrait proves that point all too well. But, I suppose it's a scent someone else might enjoy anyways
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Top Notes
Bitter almond
Neroli
Pistachio
Heart Notes
Damask rose absolute
Base Notes
Musk
Indian sandalwood
Peru balsam








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