Mystique Bouquet

10 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Irina13

  May 7, 2024

  

  Mystique Bouquet opens more floral than Valaya and is similar, but the dry-down is synthetic with less than half the longevity and sillage. If you love Akigalawood by Parfums de Marly, it’s not here. For me, a thumbs down. Ciao.

• EstherRB

  May 20, 2024

  

  Smells clean, not harsh or intrusive; soft yet characterful with lasting power. I detect floral-fruity notes, leaning more acidic than sweet. It lasts over eight hours without becoming cloying, with pleasant bursts as I move. Perfect for summer, it’s invigorating. I don’t compare it to Valaya on price, but if it outperforms that, it’s a real cracker.

• sasyuri80

  September 14, 2024

  

  Sweet and clean scent, no sillage, for personal enjoyment. The packaging is lovely, typical of Arab perfumes. It lasts about four hours on me.

• sasyuri80

  September 20, 2024

  

  A sweet and clean scent. It’s not a perfume that leaves a trail; it’s more for personal enjoyment. The packaging is pretty, as with almost all Middle Eastern perfumes. It has a longevity of about four hours on my skin.

• Blabbychip94

  October 3, 2024

  

  I detect none of the fruit notes; for me, it’s pure flower and musk. I find it a lovely, elegant perfume, but it’s not to my taste.

• Blabbychip94

  October 11, 2024

  

  I detect no fruit at all; for me, it’s pure flowers and musk. It’s a pretty and elegant fragrance, but not to my taste.

• ConiEtcheverry

  October 13, 2024

  

  I’ve just bought it and sprayed it for the first time. I’d read many highly-rated reviews before deciding. Upon trying it, I thought: who gave this the hype? I felt nothing special. The opening features lychee and lemon, with no trace of peach or tangerine. Within the first few minutes, it reminded me of the natural lemon insecticide we used at home; I know that sounds odd, but it smelled pleasant, though not suitable for wearing as a perfume. Occasionally, there was a whiff of poor-quality men’s cologne, which I didn’t enjoy. I believe Middle Eastern perfumes often smell unpleasant on the first spray but improve with time, so I left it sealed for a month. They say it’s refined, elegant and clean… personally, I don’t believe it. It smells like lemon soap; perhaps clean, but elegant? No, that’s not my concept of elegance. As it dried down, it improved, becoming floral and citrusy. Comparing it to Valaya is a stretch; the opening might recall it, but the dry-down is not similar; Valaya dries down better and lasts longer. Update: after a month, the masculine note has disappeared. I still don’t detect any peach or tangerine; it’s lemon and flowers when dried down. I maintain that it’s not elegant, but it’s fine for daily use, the office, or staying at home. It doesn’t seem like a special aroma for important events. Longevity: good, easily around six hours. Sillage: low, quite intimate. Packaging: 10, it looks beautiful as a gift; the bottle is gorgeous. Would I buy it again: no.

• Inge1981

  May 19, 2025

  

  I didn’t like it at all. I tried it several times, but it was far too sharp and synthetic. I simply couldn’t get on with it.

• Inge1981

  May 21, 2025

  

  It hasn’t suited me at all. I’ve tried it several times, but the scent is far too sharp and synthetic. I just couldn’t get on with it.

• natroj12

  July 17, 2025

  

  It’s a lovely, tender floral, though very sweet for my taste. The opening is sharp, but it softens within 10 minutes. The longevity is good, lasting over six hours.