As it should be 👍👍. I do respect your takes though and your clear explanations of a scent could help people make a decision if they are thinking of buying. Keep it up, I always enjoy your vids!
Interesting comparison! Wulong Cha is my first full bottle from the house! And I went for a 100 mL. I live in Thailand: It’s summer all-year-round. On my first wear from a decant, I was amazed by Wulong Cha’s longevity on skin and its summer-friendly citrusy opening lifespan. After 5-6 hours the base note still radiates quite well with just 3-4 sprays. It’s quite a relaxing and soothing perfume. Maybe I’m also lucky living in this hot & humid climate! Apart from Wulong Cha, I also own Florane, Colognisé, and Karagoz by Nishane. I, however, do not enjoy the popular Hacivat and Ani as much. 🙃
@@9jang for the utility aspect alone Wulong Cha is amazing! Very pleasing, relaxing and really great for hot humid summers. Can’t fault your choice there 👍 It just doesn’t ‘inspire’ me as much as other things.
I love Wulong Cha...for me the tea comes in a little later. The musks kind of remind me of an old dusty library. Great scent memory. The citrus lasts all day and so does the entire scent for me...Citrus just fades away almost into a base note later on. Beautiful scent. One of my favs out of hundreds i have.
Russian tea reminds me of summer vacations at my grandmother's house in the Russian countryside. A cup of black tea after a Russian sauna/steam bath. Tea is usually brewed with addition of garden herbs and served with berry jam. And you can catch the whiff of sauna stove smoke and heated log walls. Great scent, awakens many good childhood memories.
@@SeldomlyOften it might be birch tar soap (дегтярное мыло) that is often being used in sauna ! It has a specific strong smell that is leathery but also like burned wood at the same time
I appreciate your honest videos. Thank you so much for making them. I agree with you that a lot of Nishane perfumes are safe buys - and lovely too- but there are some rather “interesting” ones for my nose like Afrika-olifant and unutamam. I own fan your flames, hacivat, Colognise, safran colognise and favonious. I do enjoy tea fragrances, and, at the moment, my favorite one is memo Paris winter palace. I also find j-scent roasted green tea quite interesting but not too complex (tester). Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the comment, very apprecciated :) I had Afrika Olifant and while quite unusual and fun, I would it got little wear due to it being so one note-ish. Winter Palace is on my list!
Thank you. I love Remember Me by Jovoy and Wulong Cha was my sotd yesterday, and it doesn't disappoint in terms of longevity 🍵. Chris Collins African Rooibas is on my wishlist but it's not easily available.
I love tea notes. Russian Tea was my first full bottle from Masque Milano and I cherish it. I have not tried Wolung Cha yet, but will get to it eventually. Arquiste has a smoked tea fragrance called Indigo Smoke. It's a very light, airy, and almost "blue" take on tea. I really like it on hot summer days.
I think I like tea notes that remind me of the beverage, not the leaves themselves. The scent profile of something like Gris Charnel is really good, yesteday evening I wore Amouage Meander and that also has a milky, tea-like quality to it.
Interesting comparison indeed. I sampled Nishane Wulong Cha and could not wait to get a full bottle. I’m not sure what was going on with your sample, but I get a very strong black tea with lemon character. The tannic dark tea is very present. Maybe it’s because I drink black tea with lemon in the winter, but it’s like I splashed some on myself. Sorry you weren’t getting the tea note, but for me its quite unmistakable and persistent for many hours in a fairly linear fashion. Thanks for the interesting comparison and I can’t wait to try the Masque Milano!
@@TheScentCellar with unofficial samples you never really know but I do believe it’s not very productive for the shop to give you bad stuff, the whole point is you going back for a bottle. Scents vary a lot on people though, I’m always surprised how different something can smell 👍
For some people a lifelong quest: finding the most fitting citrus forward. I think I settled on the vintage Aramis Tuscany per Uomo and Goldfield & Banks Bohemian Lime. I never got past the weird opening of Russian Tea and have Wūlóng Chá: a like, not a love. I think citrus drying down to woods seems the most fitting for me for the type of usage.
I have my eyes on Bohemian Lime! Yes, woods are objectively a great pairing with fresh tart notes. This combo sparked the most iconic fragrances of modern times 👍
I have waited to see your video after get the russian tea sample. Now i get and do my own comparison. They are really different. Russian is a fresh leather to a tea fragrance and the wulong is a citrusy tea, in a gross look. I dont know if the masque is full bottle worthy, but is pretty interesting. I really like tea fragrances, and there are great scents with this note. But from fragrances in this way i feel russian too shy, in comparison. I get some leather/safron fragrance opening, but watered down with a tea note. But i agree that dont bring nothing special.
I’m not familiar with the other but I do love the Nishane WulongCha. I get the Earl Gray tea characteristics very clearly as a tea lover. I don’t think it’s possible to do naturals when creating a tea fragrance so I do think it is cleverly done. There is a great alternative by Nikolai called fig tea which is a little bit cheaper And more towards the fig aromatic but if you had one you would not need the other. I do love them but to be quite honest they smell much better on my girlfriend than they do on me. Probably my favourite before bed fragrances because they are so dreamy and uplifting. I do like the reference to cartoons because they are quite animated and artificial but Brilliantly done.
@@SeldomlyOften if you get the chance, compare Gris Charnel to Jazz Club, total redundancy for me with these two but I don’t see anybody else putting them in the same sentence?
Awesome perfumes, i do find them so so different but overall russian tea is way better. I find it more leaning colder weather. Nishane wulong cha is leaning towards warmer weather. Due to its performance, can be worn any time of year but profile is fresh citrusy. Performance great on both. Wulong cha can be found on discounter websites for extremly cheap.
@@SeldomlyOften ireland is awesome. Weather can be annoying if you live here. But for visiting, its so great. People do like perfumes here, and you got complimented by strangers as irish people are super friendly
@@Principemostprincipe yeah the Irish people are the best. I’ve visited many times, it’s the country I would live in if I weren’t here. I don’t even mind the weather 🙃
I’ve stopped labeling perfume with seasons, doesn’t make sense to me. The only exception I have are sweet vanilla scents (which are cloying for me in general). One of my latest discoveries is that I LOVE YSL Tuxedo as a gym scent 😂😂😂
@@PainfulPig Ah yes, we are on the same boat, even with the vanilla taste! The difference is that here it's always fresh in the summer (and bitter cold in the winter). I would not really care either way and would wear what I want.
My favourite tea fragrance is Armani Prive - The Yulong, dedicated to Yulong area in China renowned for its top-notch black and green tea fields in combination with humidity coming from lush greeneries and Yulong River and mountains. With some Armani's luxury touch. Give it a try if come across one day.
@@m.h.1593 Wulong Cha has very prominent fig note and something very sharply green whereas The Yulong lacks the fig and delivers more airy, polished and refined feel to it. Right off the start they are similar though, but later on they go different directions.
still going through nishanes box set but wulong cha was instant buy for me especially for the price in discounters. I wish the fig came earlier and stronger though. It gives me vibes of acqua di parma mediterraneo line but with huge longevity .
You need to try “the moon and I” as well as “the mountain standing still” by Floraiku. They are by far the best tea scents I’ve smelled. They make both of these that you’re reviewing smell bland and synthetic.
Wulong Cha is one of those on my limbo list, i like it but there is something that holds me back (probably that hotel vibe and the lack of evolution). On me there is very little citrus, it comes out very watery, like green bamboo in the water (no seaweed or marine). I don't know if there is calone or something but it reminds me of the opening of Pantheon's Aurea, that celery note. Tea not detected. One that reminds me of tea, even though has zero tea in it, is L'Eau d'Issey Myiake, probably the mix of light wood, bitterness and water, it does the thing. I have some samples of Kilian's Imperial Tea, it's 100% tea but it's terrible!
also L'eau de Citron Noire by Hermes has a very vivid black tea note but that's just in the drydown, after the citrus fades away and being an everyday cologne, that it's after 5 minutes :/
@@flarmentaro oh boy, my limbo list is quite extended! I always review fragrances on skin because most of the stuff I like would curse clothes with eternal smell and stains. This one though, it’s one that I would probably spray on textile for that extra long citrus vibe. I’ll make a note of trying some frags like this on strip 👍
@@SeldomlyOften i'm always on the lookout for longlasting citrus fragrances. so far the best is Tygar by Bvlgari but it's so damn expensive. i heard Kajal III is kind of a mid expensive dupe of it and it's quite lasting. One that i wouldn't really feel recomending is Nocologne by Fugazzi, it lasts forever, even days on clothes, it's very grapefruity but the musk and amber in the base, make it smell very weird and annoying.
I've been passively looking for citrus scents and ive been categorizing them into 'pure citrus' and 'citrus then something else,' which is most traditional citrus that wants to have longevity. Ive only tried wu long cha x, but that one seems a bit greener than what you're describing with the original, so id place that in the latter category. Some of the 'pure' citrus ones I'm trying that last long must be the product of really tricky and clever synthetic twiddling lol, kerosene's summer of 84 is like literally just a grapefruit zing opening for hours on end, pdm perseus reminde me of a zestier terre d'hermes that, again, just keeps on going haha. Wonder if you're interested in that type of citrus that just attempts to prolong or evoke that sense of the top note throughout the entire lifetime of the fragrance. As for the 'citrus that transitions,' i havent really found much that beats the Tygar DNA, like sospiro vibrato. Pretty basic i know but that gets the job done for sure. I want to try pana dora's aqua de dora since i heard it's in the same vein but adds some chestnut and fig at the heart for a little nuance. Great comparison! One of my favorite comforting teas with unfortunately bad performance just like gris charnel extrait for yourself is serge lutens 5 o'clock au Gingembre. Perfect to wear on a lazy day inside the house
@@ethanrrs thanks for the great comment! I don’t have an issue with boosting compounds if well hidden. Right now I’m searching for a simple, easy to wear, long lasting citrus so I’ll check out your suggestions. I do find the Tygar dna a little boring, too ‘commercially safe’for my taste. I totally get the appeal and why people love it but I would end up never wearing it. Serve Lutens is one of my favorite houses, everything is amazing 🤩
@@SeldomlyOften there's a few fragrances that are in that Tygar DNA that still get quite interesting, I've heard good things about jovoys 21 conduit Street and roja Burlington 1819 to an extent. But I understand the dna being a bit basic, at the core it feels like one step up from that common 'blue' territory haha. Which I think personally it's fine to have something safe like that for every now and then to just reset everything and not have to focus on much
I considered LV Imagination, but it's really a cheap liquid soap smell, tried Bvlgari pour Homme edp, it's good. I endes up picking Nishane WLC as this one ticks all the boxes for an affordable price.
@@SeldomlyOften it a typical Cavallier LV scent. It's blended in a way that could be interpreted in many different ways. Like WLC I would qualify it as a "meditative" or "soothing" scent. I am not a note specialist, but I would say it is a bit less citrusy and "Tygar-like" than l'Immensité and Afternoon Swim. I bought a very cheap Aloe Vera handsoap from Lidl that smelled very much like Imagination, it got me seriously thinking. Cavallier has used his work at LVMH-owned Bvlgari, (especially Tygar) to create simple templates upon which he develops his LV creations. To me, LV is one of these brands which specialise in selling expensive products to poor people.
As a Turkish, I can’t feel anything special towards Nishane fragrances. Just like you said, they are giving me a selfish message like “what you just sprayed is way over designer fragrances” and that’s all. I don’t see any depth. Even the name means “house of nishes”. Maybe they should focus on emotional side of things, rather than price-brand focused marketing.
@@xw3582 true. I get that they want to establish themselves on the market and being subtle and passionate is a slow process rather than going for the flashy effects but they should definitely find “their way”
Starting to like your comparison videos Not pushing us to buy one and hate the other but just sharing your experience :)
I don’t really care what you buy or not, I’m just here to give my impressions 🙂
As it should be 👍👍. I do respect your takes though and your clear explanations of a scent could help people make a decision if they are thinking of buying. Keep it up, I always enjoy your vids!
Interesting comparison!
Wulong Cha is my first full bottle from the house! And I went for a 100 mL. I live in Thailand: It’s summer all-year-round. On my first wear from a decant, I was amazed by Wulong Cha’s longevity on skin and its summer-friendly citrusy opening lifespan. After 5-6 hours the base note still radiates quite well with just 3-4 sprays. It’s quite a relaxing and soothing perfume. Maybe I’m also lucky living in this hot & humid climate!
Apart from Wulong Cha, I also own Florane, Colognisé, and Karagoz by Nishane. I, however, do not enjoy the popular Hacivat and Ani as much. 🙃
@@9jang for the utility aspect alone Wulong Cha is amazing! Very pleasing, relaxing and really great for hot humid summers. Can’t fault your choice there 👍
It just doesn’t ‘inspire’ me as much as other things.
I love Wulong Cha...for me the tea comes in a little later. The musks kind of remind me of an old dusty library. Great scent memory. The citrus lasts all day and so does the entire scent for me...Citrus just fades away almost into a base note later on. Beautiful scent. One of my favs out of hundreds i have.
I drained the sample since filming this, I really like it and it’s quite long lasting indeed 👍
I love Wulong Cha. It’s calming and beautiful. One of my favorite fragrances in my collection. It’s reminiscent of a spa.
@@SirEricArthurBlair it definitely has a spa type feeling, vacation vibes are always good 😌
Russian tea reminds me of summer vacations at my grandmother's house in the Russian countryside. A cup of black tea after a Russian sauna/steam bath. Tea is usually brewed with addition of garden herbs and served with berry jam. And you can catch the whiff of sauna stove smoke and heated log walls. Great scent, awakens many good childhood memories.
@@randomsetofletters what about the heavy leather? Is that the sauna smoke?
@@SeldomlyOften not so heavy for me, but yeah, I think the smoke helps the leather note stand out.
@@randomsetofletters thanks for the insights, was really curious about the Russian aspect 😉
Samovar tea with a leather boot😅
@@SeldomlyOften it might be birch tar soap (дегтярное мыло) that is often being used in sauna ! It has a specific strong smell that is leathery but also like burned wood at the same time
Hi, I just found your channel and definitely going to binge watch now! Great content and most importantly, I can trust your opinion!
@@niklaus009 thanks so much 🙏
Nice video! I would love to see you reviewing Roja's Amber Aoud some day
@@lucas2mazini never smelled it! That’s an expensive one but you never know, I might go crazy or come across a sample 😎
I appreciate your honest videos. Thank you so much for making them. I agree with you that a lot of Nishane perfumes are safe buys - and lovely too- but there are some rather “interesting” ones for my nose like Afrika-olifant and unutamam. I own fan your flames, hacivat, Colognise, safran colognise and favonious. I do enjoy tea fragrances, and, at the moment, my favorite one is memo Paris winter palace. I also find j-scent roasted green tea quite interesting but not too complex (tester). Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the comment, very apprecciated :)
I had Afrika Olifant and while quite unusual and fun, I would it got little wear due to it being so one note-ish.
Winter Palace is on my list!
Very interesting insights. I'm a fan of both scents, but I prefer Russian Tea a bit more. More my style.
@@justaddlight yeah, totally get it. Wulong Cha is great and all but it’s a little too utility for me.
Thank you. I love Remember Me by Jovoy and Wulong Cha was my sotd yesterday, and it doesn't disappoint in terms of longevity 🍵. Chris Collins African Rooibas is on my wishlist but it's not easily available.
@@kathywitter6076 yes, I would really like to get my nose on Chris Collins but it’s not available in EU, let alone Switzerland
Remember me for me is a stunning tea Fragrance. Fights for the top tier of category of tea fragrances
I love tea notes. Russian Tea was my first full bottle from Masque Milano and I cherish it. I have not tried Wolung Cha yet, but will get to it eventually. Arquiste has a smoked tea fragrance called Indigo Smoke. It's a very light, airy, and almost "blue" take on tea. I really like it on hot summer days.
I think I like tea notes that remind me of the beverage, not the leaves themselves. The scent profile of something like Gris Charnel is really good, yesteday evening I wore Amouage Meander and that also has a milky, tea-like quality to it.
Interesting comparison indeed. I sampled Nishane Wulong Cha and could not wait to get a full bottle. I’m not sure what was going on with your sample, but I get a very strong black tea with lemon character. The tannic dark tea is very present. Maybe it’s because I drink black tea with lemon in the winter, but it’s like I splashed some on myself. Sorry you weren’t getting the tea note, but for me its quite unmistakable and persistent for many hours in a fairly linear fashion. Thanks for the interesting comparison and I can’t wait to try the Masque Milano!
@@TheScentCellar with unofficial samples you never really know but I do believe it’s not very productive for the shop to give you bad stuff, the whole point is you going back for a bottle.
Scents vary a lot on people though, I’m always surprised how different something can smell 👍
For some people a lifelong quest: finding the most fitting citrus forward. I think I settled on the vintage Aramis Tuscany per Uomo and Goldfield & Banks Bohemian Lime. I never got past the weird opening of Russian Tea and have Wūlóng Chá: a like, not a love. I think citrus drying down to woods seems the most fitting for me for the type of usage.
I have my eyes on Bohemian Lime! Yes, woods are objectively a great pairing with fresh tart notes. This combo sparked the most iconic fragrances of modern times 👍
I have waited to see your video after get the russian tea sample. Now i get and do my own comparison. They are really different. Russian is a fresh leather to a tea fragrance and the wulong is a citrusy tea, in a gross look. I dont know if the masque is full bottle worthy, but is pretty interesting. I really like tea fragrances, and there are great scents with this note. But from fragrances in this way i feel russian too shy, in comparison. I get some leather/safron fragrance opening, but watered down with a tea note. But i agree that dont bring nothing special.
@@leonardhok I love that you went out and got your sample 👍👍👍
Gotta try LV imagination and let us know how the tea note is in comparison
@@theworkingkitchen7325 yeah it’s on my short list!
I’m not familiar with the other but I do love the Nishane WulongCha. I get the Earl Gray tea characteristics very clearly as a tea lover. I don’t think it’s possible to do naturals when creating a tea fragrance so I do think it is cleverly done. There is a great alternative by Nikolai called fig tea which is a little bit cheaper And more towards the fig aromatic but if you had one you would not need the other. I do love them but to be quite honest they smell much better on my girlfriend than they do on me. Probably my favourite before bed fragrances because they are so dreamy and uplifting. I do like the reference to cartoons because they are quite animated and artificial but Brilliantly done.
@@markeletr I could not wear Wulong Cha before bed as the tart citrus is really invigorating and energetic. Something like Gris Charnel yes, totally 👍
@@SeldomlyOften if you get the chance, compare Gris Charnel to Jazz Club, total redundancy for me with these two but I don’t see anybody else putting them in the same sentence?
Awesome perfumes, i do find them so so different but overall russian tea is way better. I find it more leaning colder weather. Nishane wulong cha is leaning towards warmer weather. Due to its performance, can be worn any time of year but profile is fresh citrusy. Performance great on both. Wulong cha can be found on discounter websites for extremly cheap.
@@Principemostprincipe Nishane is definitely easier to find! I’m a little biased because most of my bottles are really heavy scents 😅
@@SeldomlyOften i live in ireland. So no point of heaving perfumes which are not heavy haha
@@Principemostprincipe how are fragrances perceived there? Love Ireland btw, my favorite country ever 🤩
@@SeldomlyOften ireland is awesome. Weather can be annoying if you live here. But for visiting, its so great. People do like perfumes here, and you got complimented by strangers as irish people are super friendly
@@Principemostprincipe yeah the Irish people are the best. I’ve visited many times, it’s the country I would live in if I weren’t here. I don’t even mind the weather 🙃
I’ve stopped labeling perfume with seasons, doesn’t make sense to me.
The only exception I have are sweet vanilla scents (which are cloying for me in general).
One of my latest discoveries is that I LOVE YSL Tuxedo as a gym scent 😂😂😂
**Note, maybe it’s because most days here are hot, my thoughts could change in the upcoming winter.
@@PainfulPig Ah yes, we are on the same boat, even with the vanilla taste! The difference is that here it's always fresh in the summer (and bitter cold in the winter). I would not really care either way and would wear what I want.
My favourite tea fragrance is Armani Prive - The Yulong, dedicated to Yulong area in China renowned for its top-notch black and green tea fields in combination with humidity coming from lush greeneries and Yulong River and mountains. With some Armani's luxury touch. Give it a try if come across one day.
@@artemartem329 sounds intriguing! I’m more and more into simple, to the point scents 😊
Love The Yulong as well!❤The best green tea fragrance for me. The twin with Bvlgari The vert(even better)
How does Wulong Cha compare to The Yulong? How are they different to your nose?
@@m.h.1593 Wulong Cha has very prominent fig note and something very sharply green whereas The Yulong lacks the fig and delivers more airy, polished and refined feel to it. Right off the start they are similar though, but later on they go different directions.
still going through nishanes box set but wulong cha was instant buy for me especially for the price in discounters. I wish the fig came earlier and stronger though. It gives me vibes of acqua di parma mediterraneo line but with huge longevity .
@@komm13 yeah the vibes are there but the Acqua di Parma blue line smells a lot better and more natural to be completely honest. Still like WLC
You need to try “the moon and I” as well as “the mountain standing still” by Floraiku. They are by far the best tea scents I’ve smelled. They make both of these that you’re reviewing smell bland and synthetic.
@@kingerfd3341 thanks for the recommendation!
Wulong Cha is one of those on my limbo list, i like it but there is something that holds me back (probably that hotel vibe and the lack of evolution). On me there is very little citrus, it comes out very watery, like green bamboo in the water (no seaweed or marine). I don't know if there is calone or something but it reminds me of the opening of Pantheon's Aurea, that celery note.
Tea not detected. One that reminds me of tea, even though has zero tea in it, is L'Eau d'Issey Myiake, probably the mix of light wood, bitterness and water, it does the thing.
I have some samples of Kilian's Imperial Tea, it's 100% tea but it's terrible!
also L'eau de Citron Noire by Hermes has a very vivid black tea note but that's just in the drydown, after the citrus fades away and being an everyday cologne, that it's after 5 minutes :/
@@flarmentaro oh boy, my limbo list is quite extended! I always review fragrances on skin because most of the stuff I like would curse clothes with eternal smell and stains. This one though, it’s one that I would probably spray on textile for that extra long citrus vibe.
I’ll make a note of trying some frags like this on strip 👍
@@SeldomlyOften i'm always on the lookout for longlasting citrus fragrances. so far the best is Tygar by Bvlgari but it's so damn expensive. i heard Kajal III is kind of a mid expensive dupe of it and it's quite lasting. One that i wouldn't really feel recomending is Nocologne by Fugazzi, it lasts forever, even days on clothes, it's very grapefruity but the musk and amber in the base, make it smell very weird and annoying.
I've been passively looking for citrus scents and ive been categorizing them into 'pure citrus' and 'citrus then something else,' which is most traditional citrus that wants to have longevity. Ive only tried wu long cha x, but that one seems a bit greener than what you're describing with the original, so id place that in the latter category.
Some of the 'pure' citrus ones I'm trying that last long must be the product of really tricky and clever synthetic twiddling lol, kerosene's summer of 84 is like literally just a grapefruit zing opening for hours on end, pdm perseus reminde me of a zestier terre d'hermes that, again, just keeps on going haha. Wonder if you're interested in that type of citrus that just attempts to prolong or evoke that sense of the top note throughout the entire lifetime of the fragrance.
As for the 'citrus that transitions,' i havent really found much that beats the Tygar DNA, like sospiro vibrato. Pretty basic i know but that gets the job done for sure. I want to try pana dora's aqua de dora since i heard it's in the same vein but adds some chestnut and fig at the heart for a little nuance.
Great comparison! One of my favorite comforting teas with unfortunately bad performance just like gris charnel extrait for yourself is serge lutens 5 o'clock au Gingembre. Perfect to wear on a lazy day inside the house
@@ethanrrs thanks for the great comment! I don’t have an issue with boosting compounds if well hidden. Right now I’m searching for a simple, easy to wear, long lasting citrus so I’ll check out your suggestions.
I do find the Tygar dna a little boring, too ‘commercially safe’for my taste. I totally get the appeal and why people love it but I would end up never wearing it.
Serve Lutens is one of my favorite houses, everything is amazing 🤩
@@SeldomlyOften there's a few fragrances that are in that Tygar DNA that still get quite interesting, I've heard good things about jovoys 21 conduit Street and roja Burlington 1819 to an extent. But I understand the dna being a bit basic, at the core it feels like one step up from that common 'blue' territory haha. Which I think personally it's fine to have something safe like that for every now and then to just reset everything and not have to focus on much
@@ethanrrs the Roja is on my list, it’s starts out with the usual combo BUT goes mature, weird and interesting quite fast 👍
I considered LV Imagination, but it's really a cheap liquid soap smell, tried Bvlgari pour Homme edp, it's good. I endes up picking Nishane WLC as this one ticks all the boxes for an affordable price.
@@FRD-HDD is Imagination even comparable as a scent profile?
@@SeldomlyOften it's also a citrus/tea combo fragrance.
@@FRD-HDD but is it as citrus forward or is it trying to be a commercial perfume?
@@SeldomlyOften it a typical Cavallier LV scent. It's blended in a way that could be interpreted in many different ways. Like WLC I would qualify it as a "meditative" or "soothing" scent. I am not a note specialist, but I would say it is a bit less citrusy and "Tygar-like" than l'Immensité and Afternoon Swim.
I bought a very cheap Aloe Vera handsoap from Lidl that smelled very much like Imagination, it got me seriously thinking.
Cavallier has used his work at LVMH-owned Bvlgari, (especially Tygar) to create simple templates upon which he develops his LV creations.
To me, LV is one of these brands which specialise in selling expensive products to poor people.
@@FRD-HDD thanks for the description, your last statement is so true 🤣
As a Turkish, I can’t feel anything special towards Nishane fragrances. Just like you said, they are giving me a selfish message like “what you just sprayed is way over designer fragrances” and that’s all. I don’t see any depth. Even the name means “house of nishes”. Maybe they should focus on emotional side of things, rather than price-brand focused marketing.
@@xw3582 true. I get that they want to establish themselves on the market and being subtle and passionate is a slow process rather than going for the flashy effects but they should definitely find “their way”
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@@legoguru3000 Fresh calming tea for all!
@@SeldomlyOften oh yeah 24 old bond street is apparently a good tea fragrance from Atkinson's. I haven't tried it though