Meharées

15 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Boy.Capel

  February 8, 2015

  

  Exquisite fragrance, unisex in my opinion (by which I mean an oriental scent that evokes a man from the desert riding camels laden with sacks full of spices, nuts, dates, myrrh, etc.). It’s sweet, but with a subtle sweetness; on my skin, at least, it doesn’t suffocate anyone in a car after several hours of travel (though we did have the air conditioning on). Buying it was a tough decision, not because I didn’t like it, but because I had just returned from a trip and my budget was tight, so I had to choose between Meharees and L’Erbolario’s patchouli, leaving the latter for a future purchase. I believe it’s mainly a scent for men and women over 25, suitable for day wear and primarily in colder weather, but in my case, it also works on warm days.

• Boy.Capel

  February 22, 2015

  

  An exquisite fragrance, unisex in my experience—meaning unisex in the true sense, not the CK One style, but a scent that carries a desert man, transporting him on camels with saddlebags full of spices, nuts, dates, myrrh, and so on. It’s sweet, but possesses a subtle sweetness; on my skin, at least, it doesn’t suffocate anyone in a car after several hours of travel (though we did have the air conditioning on). Purchasing it was a difficult decision, not because I didn’t like it, but because I had just returned from a trip and my budget was quite stretched, so I had to choose between Meharees and patchouli from L’Erbolario, meaning patchouli is on hold for a future purchase. I believe it’s primarily an aroma for men and women over 25, suitable for daytime and mainly cold days, but in my case, it also works on warm days.

• julietta_968

  August 30, 2016

  

  I wasn’t planning to try it, but the sales assistant recommended it, and what a good call! I fell in love with its opening, which has a lovely spicy and sweet touch that I absolutely adore. It’s an oriental scent without being cloying, perfect for wearing day or night. It has a slightly powdery note, much like most L’Erbolario perfumes.

• Eros

  November 6, 2016

  

  Once dry, it smells like Musc Ravageur by Frédéric Malle. I absolutely love it.

• Eros

  November 7, 2016

  

  It smells like the dry-down of Frederic Malle’s Musc Ravageur. I love it.

• sejano77

  March 13, 2019

  

  A exquisite, addictive, and versatile cinnamon-vanilla blend. It makes you feel good, makes you feel elegant. I adored its powdery scent. Acceptable longevity: about seven hours. The downside: its sillage is weak; when applied, it stays right up against the skin.

• sejano77

  March 24, 2019

  

  Exquisite spiced cinnamon, addictive and versatile. It makes me feel good and elegant. I absolutely loved its powdery scent. Lasting power is acceptable: around 7 hours. The downside: its trail is faint and stays close to the skin when applied.

• Ulito

  May 16, 2020

  

  I have been wearing this since this morning. I am telling you because it is worth knowing certain things about this perfume, better said, a perfumón!!!. The fundamental thing is that natural ingredients are noticeable, especially the cinnamon, woods, and musk. It is very well balanced, highlighting the cinnamon and musk, but always perceiving the rest of the notes, creating a linear accord from the first half hour without excessive evolution. It does not matter, because it is so clean, rich, and pleasant. I would say it is addictive and sensual, with the musk playing its role as a second skin. The opening is sharp in the spicy notes. I do not perceive the citrus notes of bergamot and orange as such, although they help to make a very edible, not gourmand, cinnamon. The rose is slightly noticeable to give a pleasant, powdery, and ephemeral touch. After 20 minutes it turns sweet, vanilla-like, and interesting woods come out, as if warmed by the sun, faithful to the bottle and its desert inspirations. Gradually, the musk becomes the protagonist. Clean and sweet. For those who have tried Alyssa Ashley’s Musk, this is it, but more natural, sweet, youthful, and wearable. As for the similarity with Musc Ravageur, it is true. The perception is that you are wearing Frederic Malle’s. It is less rich in nuances and without the dirty point of Ravageur. It is its little sister, not in ingredient quality, but in the olfactory nuances and details that are intuited when smelling both, with the great price difference. It lasts more than 5 hours with 5 sprays; I can smell it around me and it leaves me. I have received compliments, and look how long it has been since that happened. I recommend it without doubt. I trust it will not disappoint you… A hug, fragrance lovers!!!

• Ulito

  May 30, 2020

  

  I’ve been wearing it since this morning. Let me tell you, because I think it’s worth knowing a few things about this perfume, or rather, this magnificent scent. The most important thing to highlight is that you can really smell very natural ingredients, especially the cinnamon, woods, and musk. In my view, it’s very well balanced, with the cinnamon and musk standing out, while you still perceive the contribution of the other notes, creating a very linear accord from the first half-hour without excessive evolution. And that’s fine; it’s not a drawback, because it’s so clean, so rich, so pleasant. I’d even say it’s addictive and sensual, with the musk playing the role of a second skin. The opening is sharp and spicy. I don’t distinctly perceive the citrus notes of bergamot and orange, although they probably help create a very edible cinnamon scent, not gourmand in any case. I dare say there’s a slight hint of rose to give the blend a powdery touch that is both delightful and fleeting. After 20 minutes, it becomes slightly sweeter, vanilla-like, and some very interesting woods emerge, as if warmed by the sun, faithful to the bottle and its desert inspirations. Gradually, the musk begins to take centre stage in the composition. Clean and without losing its sweet tone. For those who have tried Alyssa Ashley’s Musk, this is similar but more natural, sweeter, much younger, and more wearable. As for its similarity to Musc Ravageur, I assure you it is true. The perception for those who know it is that you are wearing Frederic Malle’s scent. It is true that this is less rich in nuances and lacks that famous dirty note of Ravageur. It’s the little sister, not in terms of ingredient quality, but in olfactory quality regarding those nuances and small details perceived when smelling both at the same time, and hinted at by the huge price difference between the two. It’s been over five hours since I applied it. Five sprays and I can still smell it around me. It won’t leave me. I’ve even received some compliments, and it hasn’t happened in ages. I recommend it without hesitation. And I trust it won’t disappoint you… A hug, fellow fragrance lovers.

• Kari Dil

  September 17, 2020

  

  This fragrance is delicious for those who love spicy, creamy woody, and vanilla scents. It is a beautiful combination of notes, carried with much love and pleasure in fresh or cold times. Unisex, it is for those who enjoy the crossover of cinnamon, vanilla, woods, sandalwood, and Guaiac, with noticeable amber accords. Everything is so well balanced that the sweetness does not saturate the olfactory system. The trail is moderate. It lasts 5–6 hours projecting, and some 8 hours close to the skin. It wraps me warmly when I put it on and gives me an instant hug; perfect for an autumnal night, between spiced tea, a blanket, an imaginary campfire, and Netflix. What happiness.

• Taurien

  November 23, 2020

  

  Meharées is a very well-crafted fragrance at a fantastic price point. I haven’t been able to compare it directly with Musc Ravageur or Lira, but I have with L by Lolita Lempicka, and honestly, it feels like a worthy substitute for this discontinued scent. In fact, I must admit I like it perhaps a little more… Its scent is a woody vanilla with strong spicy notes, particularly cinnamon, and it lacks the soapy facet that L has on my skin, which I don’t miss. It also lacks the citrusy aspect of L, to be sure. It’s a warm, cosy fragrance, perfect for winter months. Totally unisex, with moderate projection and lasting around eight hours on my skin. Scent 9/10 Longevity 8/10 Sillage 7.5/10 Value for money 8.5/10 Versatility 8/10 Packaging 5/10 Would I buy again? Yes

• Taurien

  November 26, 2020

  

  Meharées is very well made in an excellent price range. I haven’t compared it with Musc Ravageur or Lira, but I have compared it with L by Lolita Lempicka, and it seems a worthy substitute for that discontinued fragrance. In fact, I like it a little more. It smells of woody vanilla and very spicy, especially with cinnamon, without the soapy nuance that L has, which I don’t miss. It lacks the citrus part of L, certainly, but it is warm and cosy, perfect for winter. Totally unisex, with moderate projection and a duration of about 8 hours on my skin. Scent 9/10, Longevity 8/10, Trail 7.5/10, Value for money 8.5/10, Versatility 8/10, Packaging 5/10. Would I buy it again? Yes.

• Margott

  August 26, 2023

  

  I bought this because of the reviews, although I already own Iris, which suffocates me. Unfortunately, this doesn’t last even a quarter as long as Iris. The opening is strong but disappears quickly. Longevity is very weak and the trail is moderate. The scent is quite common; it smells similar to Musc Ravageur, which is a waste of money by God. Meharees is okay for the price, but it is noticeable that it is low-cost in terms of scent and longevity. I will not buy it again. There are niche perfumes that for a little more are of this style and you can tell the class. Unfortunately, this smells quite vulgar.

• Margott

  August 29, 2023

  

  I bought this fragrance based on the reviews, despite having Iris, which I find suffocating. Unfortunately, this doesn’t last even a quarter as long as Iris. It has a very strong opening but fades into nothing shortly after. Longevity is very weak and sillage is moderate. The aroma is quite generic; if Musc Ravageur smells similar, it’s a waste of money, by God. Meharees is a decent perfume for the price, but it is noticeable that it is quite low-cost, both in terms of scent and sillage and longevity. I will not buy it again. There are niche perfumes that for just a little more are of this style and show class. Unfortunately, this perfume is rather vulgar.

• jerry drake

  October 24, 2024

  

  A beautiful perfume. Méharées makes you dream of a desert journey: it starts fresh, as if after a night in an oasis. Dates and oranges with a touch of oriental spices give it sweetness and energy. The sun rises quickly, the breeze caresses the skin with scents of woods, flowers, and damp sand. Then the heat arrives, the air becomes heavy, and the freshness fades, but the wood, cinnamon, and roses accompany you with creamy elegance in the dry down. It is harmonious and well-made, using quality ingredients. The trail is pleasant and lasts 4–5 hours, though the longevity is just about right. Ideal for the day, warm like a cushion on the sofa, or elegant for a summer evening. It is floral and spicy; I notice the creamy cinnamon. The performance could be better, but perfume lovers are safe: there are gels, shampoos, soaps, and creams to boost it, plus a scented candle. The prices are incredible compared to similar fragrances.