Scentlicious

This scent is pleasant, inoffensive, creamy yet airy. What I get is a coconut cream with soft, creamy sandalwood and mild vanillic sweetness. The floral note in the background elevates the scent gracefully. It's a super feminine scent with a very relaxed vibe.

It has a good longevity of about 5 hours, after which it is very very close to the skin. It doesn't project much, but someone standing right next to you could smell you. It's definitely a feel-good spring scent.

This is a very youthful sweet floral musky scent. I don't smell any sandalwood here. It's a fairly linear scent, but still enticing if you like the aspects mentioned below.

I smelled mostly freesia over the lotus and they feel translucent watery. The sweetness here smells crystallized, like there's a sugar crystal note. The musk is an animalic musk similar to the one in Bal d'Afrique (not the smooth kind in Narciso, for example, which I like).

If you like a V&R Flowerbomb and are looking more for a light, translucent musk with something in common with a Flowerbomb, you'll definitely like this. Or if you like sugary musks and aren't particularly picky about the floral aspect, you'll enjoy this as well. Personally, I was very impressed with the crystallized sugar note, it's really magical and unique, but since I'm not a fan of freesia or animalic musk (I don't like bal d'Afrique either), I have to pass on this scent . It's really classy, dreamy, elegant for someone who likes all the mentioned aspects of this fragrance.

This is a beautiful warm tropical scent. As soon as you spray it on, you get a sweet smelling vintage floral and coconut smell. The coconut here smells a bit like a coconut cream filling cookies or wafers. There's also an oily vanilla smell when first sprayed; could be the coconut or a high concentration of perfume oils in the scent.

After it settles down for a few minutes, the creaminess starts to come through and it smells like a sweet tropical floral conditioner; The creaminess here reminds me of the creaminess of thick conditioners. Over time, it turns into a creamy coconut vanilla floral, in that order. In terms of floral - I don't know exactly what tiare flower smells like, but to me it smells like 50% concentrated rollerball pure jasmine oil and 50% rose and "tiare". It's very well blended, though, and hard to tell apart.

It has a vintage vibe that I'm not sure what element is causing it. So I'm not sure I'd want to wear this scent often to work or anything. Also, it definitely has an exotic, lay-in-the-sun, warm vibe that's hard to describe. So it's an outdoor beach picnic, kind of tropical vacation scent, so I don't know how much use I would personally get out of it.

Performance is about 6-7 hours and sillage is okay at 3 sprays, but I'm sure this scent can travel quite a bit when sprayed liberally. In summary, it's a great scent, but not an everyday scent. Enjoy!

Kayali Deja Vu is certainly a unique fragrance. It has a juicy, aromatic floral quality to it. It smells like a bed of aromatic flowers with juicy fruits on top. It's not generic at all, although fruity florals aren't usually considered an exotic combination, this one definitely feels exotic because of the possibly oriental aspects.

Deja vu has a bright, cheerful, classy quality. I smell the sweet juicy nectarine more than the pear and orange blossom and tuberose more than the jasmine initially. There is a hint of nectarine throughout and the jasmine starts to come out lightly/shyly after about 1.5 to 2 hours. The base notes are well blended and none of the base notes stand out obviously, but provide a sensual backdrop for the other notes.

Although for me the sillage is non-existent and mostly very skin deep. This can be a signature scent for someone who doesn't want to draw attention. Like most Kayali scents, this scent can highlight other scents very well and project better when layered with another scent, possibly even Poison Girl EDP or EDT. And this could be a signature combination that performs better overall. Have fun!

Although an acquired taste, I fell hard for it. The notes are very well mixed and belong together well.

All Olympeas I had tried first without knowing that the had a salt note. And my first impression was that it has what standing and how can you wear something like that! A few weeks after I knew they had a salt note I tried them all again and then I understood them better. The Olympea Original was Beachy to me, fresh vibe didn't appeal to me as much and the salt stands out biscchen more than I like. Olympea Intense I liked better, and just to analyze the scent better I brought the streak home. With each passing hour I found it more and more delicious and I couldn't stop smelling the strip again. It made me addicted, and whole week I kept the strip, after-smelled and finally bought me.

So it smells what sharp with orange blossom, salty vanilla and amber. I don't recognize the grapefruit blossom. The offnung stays a good hour and is he then a real, noble amber scent actually. The vanilla and salt support and wrap the amber. Very balanced fragrance I say times of sweet and salty her and that I liked so well and feels me what traumhalfted.

He belongs in the family like Hermes L'ambre des Merveilles for example but not so comparable. Sillage is very good, durability 1.5 days at skin without washing, 3-4 days at clothes! Is but easy to wash it off.

I was thinking I would recommend the fragrance to a girl or woman (16+) definitely to a first date. When you greet each other and so what smells it certainly makes curious and addicted (to the man ;) - because the fragrance is associated with the man then). As a woman this is my opinion. It would be interesting to know the opinion of men. But I can already imagine him so. Have fun!