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Citizen Queen

Romano Ricci
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Romano Ricci
4.00 de 5
2,536 votos

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Descripción

Citizen Queen by Juliette Has A Gun is a musky floral woody fragrance for women. Launched in 2008, this composition was created by perfumer Romano Ricci. The olfactory pyramid unfolds with top notes of leather, aldehydes and bergamot; a heart of iris, rose, periwinkle, neroli and orange blossom; and a base blending powdery notes, musk, labdanum, French labdanum, resins, ambroxan and vanilla.

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  • Invierno 34%
  • Primavera 22%
  • Verano 9.2%
  • Otoño 35%
  • Día 57%
  • Noche 43%

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Comunidad

2,536 votos

  • Positivo 79%
  • Negativo 17%
  • Neutral 4.5%

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  • A wonderful floral chypre. It is feminine, yet I wear it and receive compliments from both sexes. Romano Ricci, grandson of Nina Ricci and perfumer for JHAG, is very groundbreaking, mixing naturals and synthetics to give avant-garde nuances. It is dense and opulent, with great longevity and a wide trail without being overwhelming. It smells powdery, floral and with a sweet touch. On my skin, a dominant iris stands out with a soft rose that evolves into a wonderful dry-down: elevated leather with a warm and enveloping amber. It has many nuances; with heat, the floral notes shine, while in the cold, the leather and amber come forward. Curious. It suits evening wear for something different and sensual, and daytime for formal occasions. It is for standing out, for those seeking a variable and chameleon-like perfume, to seduce and be seduced. Celestial.

  • Étoile Blanche

    What a puzzle to understand at first. I was not used to powdery scents (I only started diving into perfumery in 2016 and it is my obsession). For me, powdery was synonymous with talcum powder, a smell I hate. This perfume pushed me out of my comfort zone, shattered my prejudices and smells different from anything I have ever smelled. It is metallic like its bottle (which fascinates me), floral due to the iris, dry from the leather but not harsh. It has softness and harmony, it is earthly and ethereal thanks to the aldehydes, with a hint of compact powder like Oud Wood. The opening threw me off, but once settled it is wonderful: sweet, dry, soft, lasts hours, good trail and not intrusive. In the end, integrated balsamic chords appear. It has many nuances. Do not buy it blind; it is not for everyone. If it clicks with your pH, it will be a lasting love, though not for daily wear, it could become tiring. A 10 for its originality, trail, longevity and concept.

  • FranSeatJones.

    Ugh, far too powdery for me. The trail and longevity are a 10, but this is excessive for my comfort. For those who love powdery perfumes, I recommend testing before buying. If anyone wants to swap (it is 100ml), I am open to suggestions. I did not like it.

  • I adore this perfume: the scent, trail and longevity are top-notch. It reminded me of Chanel No. 5 but younger and more playful, with those leather, powder and aldehyde notes that drive me wild. I wear it in cold weather and it smells sexy, almost sexual. Don’t buy it blind; it is sophisticated and has me completely smitten.

  • Upon receiving it, it seemed familiar until I realised it was a reminiscence of Shalimar. Upon trying it more, I would almost say it is a fusion of Shalimar with the dry-down of Chanel No. 5, like an improved version of the Eau. It is more citrusy and luminous than Shalimar, without smoky notes. Nothing predominates; it is very well blended. Powdery florals are noticeable over a background of new leather. I like it more when it settles than at first. The longevity is impressive and the spray nozzle is a delight: long reach and an even mist of liquid. Sophisticated, elegant and suitable for daily use. I love it. Today, 30th March, I applied it to the inner right arm and have worn it for about 12 hours. Hours ago, it emitted a strange aroma: the ambroxan gives it a velvet effect just like in Live Irresistible or Rosy Crush, but there is a note like cough syrup, not because it is fruity sweet, but because of that sweetness that masks the taste of medicine. Could it be the laudanum? Out of all times I have used it, this is the first time I have felt it like this.

  • I love it: the scent, trail and longevity are top-notch. It reminded me of Chanel No. 5 but younger and more playful, with those leather, powder and aldehyde notes that drive me wild. I wear it in cold weather and it smells sexy, almost sexual. Don’t buy it blind; it is sophisticated and has me completely smitten.

  • When I first received it, it seemed like a familiar scent, until I realised it was a reminiscence of Shalimar. But after trying it more times, I’d almost say it’s a fusion of Shalimar with the dry down of Chanel No. 5, like an improved version of Chanel No. 5 L’eau. It’s more citrusy than Shalimar and more luminous. It has no smoky notes. I’d say no single note predominates; it’s very well blended. You can perceive the powdery florals over a very soft leather base (like new leather). I like it more when it has settled than the opening. The longevity is impressive. I make special mention of the spray valve; it’s a delight, the stroke when pressing is long, and the liquid comes out in an even cloud that allows spraying it very well. Sophisticated and elegant, suitable for daily wear. I like it very much. Today, 30 March 2020, I applied it to the inner right arm. I’ve had it on for about 12 hours. A few hours ago, it emits a rather rare aroma… The ambroxan gives it a velvet effect just like in the dry down of Live Irresistible Rosy Crush. But there’s also a note like cough syrup, not because it’s fruity sweet, but because it’s a sweetness that covers or wants to cover the taste of medicine… Could it be the labdanum? Out of all the times I’ve used it, which are now several, it’s the first time I’ve felt it like this.

  • Citizen Queen is a perfume with a ‘vibe’ vintage that I love. The opening is sweet, you can notice the rose and leather. But for me, the best part is the dry down, when the talc-like notes and iris usually become noticeable.

  • NIVEA + NOT A PERFUME. Citizen Queen is essentially powdery. The moment I tried it, the olfactory memory of Nivea cream and makeup powder came to mind, with an excellent Bulgarian iris and rose. It reminds me a lot of the Nivea eau de toilette (and the Sun for the aldehydic opening notes that recall sunscreens), but with a marked ambroxan/leather base and patchouli that I don’t usually find fascinating. For those who like Not A Perfume and the smell of the most famous cream, they will certainly enjoy this original and high-quality combination. Although they play in different leagues, I personally prefer the traditional Nivea eau de toilette scent, the simpler and less pretentious version.

  • Mariancoki

    Lovely scent. Yes, you have to like talc-like fragrances. It’s complex due to its notes, but hardly off-putting to those around. The aldehydes are very well blended with iris, rose, and leather, a perfect combination. There’s no need to fear them; they don’t give such a vintage touch as they might seem. I also don’t find ambroxan annoying as in other fragrances. It’s versatile; I’ve used it in different climates and different notes stand out depending on the cold or heat. It adapts to work without bothering and stands out on outings because you won’t smell it on many people. It’s beautiful, delicate, different. I recommend trying it. I bought it blind and I’m happy. ☺️

  • A wonderful surprise, never on my list. In a shop, they offered it to me because the box was damaged; at first, I did not like that bitter and medicinal mix of aldehydes and leather, but as soon as it dried out, the powdery, floral notes appeared with soft and perfect vanilla. It was velvet for my nose, feminine and not sweet. I did not hesitate a minute and returned for it. Now it is among my favourites.

  • A wonderful surprise. I never expected to buy it; it wasn’t on my list. In a shop, they offered it to me because the box was damaged. At first, I didn’t like the mix of aldehydes and leather, something bitter with a medicinal aftertaste that scared me. But on coming out, the talc-like, floral note appeared, with soft and perfect vanilla, a velvet for my olfactory senses, nothing sweet but feminine. I didn’t hesitate a minute and went back. Now it’s among my favourites.

  • VainillaDulce

    Citizen Queen encapsulates nostalgia with an undeniable elegant breeze. It has so many facets: powdery yet creamy, wild and sweet, sexy and innocent, bold and shy. It’s multifaceted and that’s what I love. It might remind you of many, but it stands out for being very its own. It starts with contemporary aldehydes and bright bergamot over a soft leather that takes strength. Then the iris shouts its presence alongside the rose, orange blossom, and herbal touches that balance everything. Finally, its powdery notes turn it into fragrant dust, with organic vanilla, musk, labdanum, and resins. It’s enchanting, the past brought to the present. It has body, presence, longevity worthy of applause, and moderate projection.

  • With all those great reviews, I’ll just add that it smells to me like luxury cream with a slightly vintage air due to the aldehydes. It’s lovely and stands out from what’s being done lately.

  • Gemasevilla

    Smells like talcum cream. It’s like stepping out of the shower with a clean scent accentuated by a cream blending with iris and something between leather and earthy. The opening is different, but that’s the scent that lingers. It’s super personal and warm, everything very subtle. It should project a little more to be perfect. UPDATE almost two months later: this perfume is precious and addictive. Very original scent, not common, I like it more and more. LET’S HOPE THEY DON’T REFORMULATE OR DISCONTINUE IT!!!!!!!

  • I love it. I think it is such a soft aldehyde that even those who run from those notes might like it. It is a beautifully modernised classic, where the iris and rose are noticeable in that airy, almost metallic cloud of aldehydes. These are very wearable, adding elegance while recalling iconic perfumes without being heavy. Over time, the aldehydes fade and what remains stuck is the powdery and vanilla, with a soapy breath. Moderate trail and good longevity, about 10 hours on me. Perfect as a woman’s signature scent; over time, I will get the full bottle. Scent 8/10, longevity 10/10, trail 7/10, value for money 7/10, versatility 8/10, packaging 7.5/10. Would I buy it again? I did not buy it.

  • I love it. It’s such a soft aldehydic fragrance that even those who shy away from those notes could enjoy it. It’s a classic beautifully modernised where you can perceive the iris and rose in that airy, almost metallic cloud of aldehydes. These are very wearable, adding elegance by recalling iconic perfumes without being heavy. Over time, the aldehydes settle down and the talc-like notes and vanilla cling to the skin with a soapy breath. Moderate trail and good longevity, about 10 hours on my skin. Perfect for a signature scent. Scent 8/10, Longevity 10/10, Trail 7/10, Value for money 7/10, Versatility 8/10, Packaging 7.5/10. Would I buy again? I haven’t bought it yet.

  • kirstzarmetze

    Very good. It smells half ethereal floral and half a winter afternoon from 2002. Normally I don’t like fragrances without a solid base, but the charm of this is that it orbits around you like a satin ribbon in zero gravity, making it brilliant. Now I use JHAG much more to restock Vengeance Extreme.