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Kismet for Women
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Kismet for Women by Maison Alhambra is a fragrance from the women's olfactive family. The top notes are honeysuckle, rose and jasmine; the heart notes are neroli and narcissus; the base notes are amber and cedar.
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It’s a white floral in all its glory; soapy, floral and citrus notes that finish with something sweet and rounded. Over time, it drops into fruity accords like apples alongside lakeside flowers. In the end, it’s like narcissus by the edge of a small lake at sunset.
A white floral in all its glory: soapy, floral and citrus notes that finish with something sweet and rounded. Over time, it drops into fruity accords like apples alongside lakeside flowers. It closes with the sensation of narcissus at sunset in a small lake.
It smells too much of neroli, very dry and sharp. I didn’t like it at all.
What a beauty this perfume is! On my skin, it smells like peach, but not the fruit itself, rather those peach-flavoured powder or juice mixes. I adore it. It lasts around four hours and leaves a soft trail.
I heard about it and it’s a beauty. You can buy it blind, it’s a proper perfumazo. Gorgeous bottle, excellent perfume… Beautiful, lovely, a real exquisite quality.
I tried it and it’s a beast. Buy it blind, it smells glorious. The bottle is gorgeous and the scent is top-notch… Beautiful, lovely, pure exquisite quality.
Blind buy, it was a self-gift for my 45th!! In reality, I loved the case and the bottle, very pretty. In terms of scent, it results fresh and floral but with a touch… of I don’t know… but it smells very well! I feel it doesn’t have much longevity but it’s worth reapplying the perfume. At work, they mention it smells like orange or something citrusy, but I don’t perceive it that way. It’s worth it, I liked it and I would buy it again because besides, the price is -for what it is- quite low compared to the quality. …. Buy it!!!
I gifted this perfume to my wife. I bought it in a promotion where this came with the men’s one. The men’s one is simply spectacular and this didn’t fall behind; the packaging and presentation were impeccable and my wife loved it. I haven’t heard the fragrance it’s inspired by, but this on its own is a good purchase for daily use and for the price there’s nothing more to ask. Yes, it feels a bit synthetic and somewhat youthful due to the fruity notes; they remind me a bit of the powder sachets of peach flavour to prepare drinks for parties, as someone commented below, but it has good performance. I see it for a young woman aged 15 to 30. To use during the day, with casual clothes. It’s nothing special, but to avoid spending on Dior or Chanel, it’s perfect. Highly recommended.
I gifted it to my wife. I bought it on promotion along with the men’s one. The men’s is spectacular and this didn’t fall behind; the packaging and presentation are impeccable, my wife loved it. I haven’t smelled the original fragrance, but on its own it’s a good buy for daily use and for the price there’s nothing more to ask. Yes, it feels slightly synthetic and youthful due to the fruity notes, reminding me of peach powder sachets for parties, as someone commented, but it has good performance. I see it for young women aged 15 to 30, to use during the day with casual clothes. It’s nothing special, but for not spending on Dior or Chanel it’s perfect. Highly recommended.
It has a very sharp fruity opening; I can’t credit it as apricot (that’s what ‘albaricoque’ is called in my country) because I don’t perceive it very naturally… in the first five seconds, it seems almost medicinal to me. I like the dry-down more. In the dry-down, that sharp sweet smell softens a bit and those aromatic flowers come in, mixing with the sweetness… I also perceive something ‘green’ or ‘aromatic’ present. I haven’t tested it on skin rigorously yet, so I don’t know exactly how it develops on me, and whether it’s a scent I’ll like. If I must say it’s a well-unique scent and has sophistication, I consider it possible to categorise it as an ‘elegant’ perfume, but not versatile. I bought it blind; if I had tested it beforehand, perhaps I wouldn’t have bought it… I let myself be carried away by the hype and the supposed resemblance to the Kilian scent 🙃
At first, it’s very sharp and I feel it’s synthetic, but then it changes and becomes muuuuch richer and better balanced between floral and woody. It has nothing to do with Kilian’s GGG.
The opening is very sharp and I feel it as synthetic, however, it changes and becomes muuuuch richer and balanced between floral and woody. It doesn’t resemble GGG by Kilian at all.
I feel none of what the reviews say. (Will it be a bad batch?). I expected a more intense fragrance, but it comes out very soft and I barely perceive it on skin; after an hour, there are waves of a sweet vanilla-like scent (though this note isn’t declared) and you can feel a bit of apricot. It projects discreetly for a couple of hours with a softly seductive character; it seems elegant and is a safe scent not to bother anyone. Regarding longevity: I tested it on blotting paper and it was still detectable after two hours, but after 10 hours, it smells like nothing. I’ll let it oxidate a bit to see if air and time do their magic.
It needs to be left to macerate; I’ve had it for three weeks and it has changed a lot since the first time I smelled it. It has softened, and the sharper notes have lost prominence, while the amber wraps everything better. It’s a very vintage scent; it reminds me of the 90s to me, it seems endearing and cosy, nothing youthful. I like it, but I understand it could become tedious having to keep it resting for a while.
I know the scent of Good Girl Gone Bad by Kilian; it’s a perfect combination of flowers with a slightly woody dry-down. Very wearable and a compliment getter. With this scent, I don’t need anything else to feel finely perfumed. I searched for this supposed ‘dupe’ based on that reference, but it isn’t one. The fact that Fragantica lists similar notes doesn’t make them similar. What did I find in Kismet for Women? From the start, I’m greeted by neroli accompanied by narcissus; I perceive nothing else, no fruit, nor another flower. I have to wait a few minutes for that strong floral scent to settle. After about 15 or 20 minutes, the scent becomes more pleasant; what remains are those white flowers (neroli and narcissus) with a protagonist layer of wood; the dry-down is very woody. For me, it’s not unpleasant because neroli is a flower I like, and I think it makes good harmony with the woods, but it doesn’t resemble Good Girl Gone Bad. If you’re going to buy it thinking it’s a dupe of Kilian, it isn’t. If you want to know a woody floral scent, this could be a good choice.
It needs to be left to macerate; I’ve had it for three weeks and it has changed a lot since the first sniff. It has softened, the sharp notes have lost prominence and the amber wraps it better. It’s a very vintage scent, reminding me of the 90s, nostalgic and cosy, nothing youthful. I like it, although I understand it can be annoying to have to let it rest for a while.
Kismet for Women by Maison Alhambra: a perfume that never took off. I’ve had it for over two years and, despite giving it many chances, it still doesn’t convince me. From the start, it seemed too subtle, almost childish, lacking strength and presence. Initially, I thought it would improve with time, but nothing happened. While other perfumes have changed and evolved with maceration, this remains the same: poor projection and it disappears very quickly. Definitely not for me.
This perfume confuses me a little, and I like that. The opening is very strong, with neroli and narcissus dominating instead of the declared notes; personally, I dislike neroli in about 90% of cases. However, once that initial impression dissipates, the dry-down is fascinating. It evolves, and the neroli adds just a certain depth. What I’ve discovered is that the magic lies in reapplication, not in the number of sprays. Wait two hours and reapply, and it develops much better than the first time.
I’ve had this for a couple of years and still can’t quite get the hang of it. It’s… unusual. More than apricot, it smells like a very artificial peach that lingers from start to finish, though fortunately it softens considerably over time. The opening is very strong, with that ‘peach or apricot?’ scent, plus a slightly citrusy note I can’t quite identify; I don’t smell any flowers, wood, or amber. At first, I liked it more, thinking it was the promise of something better once it had oxygenated. At this stage, I know it won’t improve, and I’m not sure if I actually like it.