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Nanshe
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Nanshe by Nishane is an oriental floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2020, this composition features the olfactory signature of Cécile Zarokian. The top notes unfold with carrot seeds, cardamom, yuzu, and bergamot; the heart reveals a harmony of rose, floral notes, aquatic fruit, ylang-ylang, and sambac jasmine; while the base notes settle on a bed of talc-like notes, iris root, musk, sandalwood, and patchouli.
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For me, this is the most enigmatic fragrance from the house: unisex, talc-like and earthy with an iris that makes it elegant and versatile. It’s the most different thing I’ve tried from them so far. Once it settles, it leaves a rich balsamic and creamy sensation among the roses and other flowers (the sambac note stands out especially). On my skin, I never felt the woody side; although it gives a warm accord, at 30 degrees in my city it’s not oppressive, so it can be worn even in spring/summer. The only downside is that I think it has the worst performance of the house: less than an hour of projection and barely noticeable close to the skin after two hours. (8.5/10)
For me, it’s the most enigmatic from this house, completely unisex. A talc/earthy sensation mixed with iris, elegant and flexible. It’s the most different from the brand so far. Once settled, it leaves a rich balsamic/creamy sensation between roses and florals (the sambac note feels particularly well). On my skin, I never felt the woody part, and despite the warm accord, in my city where it’s 30°C, I didn’t find it oppressive, so it works in spring/summer. The only downside is that I think it has the worst performance of the house: less than an hour projecting and barely perceptible at skin level after two hours. (8.5/10).
I loved the scent, but not the poor value for money. The performance isn’t good on my skin; it projects little and doesn’t last long given its high cost. If not for that, I’d rush to buy it.
Beautiful presentation, as always from this house; the bottle is lovely. I bought it at a sale, 35ml from a 50ml bottle along with another from the same brand. It starts very strong with a sharp rose, no citrus. Then the rose becomes earthy; it’s quite different. I’ll update this review as usual. It’s the most elegant in my collection: strong rose base, then earthy and powdery. The sillage is beautiful. It’s for suits and elegant events. Lasts easily over 8 hours with moderate projection, just right for the occasion. I recommend it; I’d never had anything like this before, and the quality is evident in the sillage. This is truly niche perfumery. Update 2025: pure elegance, nothing beastly. People can tell it’s unusual and of high quality.
I bought it with high hopes. First impression: intense, dark, deep rose. It doesn’t hit you over the head. It’s a good perfume, pleasant and sensual, but doesn’t add much to the known. I prefer rose-oud combos, which are more wearable for me. It has floral notes, not the typical synthetic ones from Mancera, Montale, Dior, or Bond No. 9. It’s creamier and deeper, with a mix of sandalwood, cardamom, and a faint citrus touch. After half an hour, everything is balanced with a powdery touch that becomes more present over time. It’s enchanting, but it dilutes quickly and clings to the skin after four hours. The performance didn’t convince me. From this house, it’s the strangest. Use it when you feel like it; it has no specific season. Pleasant and elegant, but not as I expected. Unisex, leaning towards feminine, for dressing up a bit. Scent 7.5/10, Sillage 5.5/10, Projection 6.5/10, Longevity 5.5/10.
I bought it blind, a bit intimidated because I’m not much of a floral wearer and the reviews said it was for older women; I imagined something like Goya. Nothing like that. It’s exquisite and difficult to describe: flowers and talc, but without pomposity or that typical feminine sweetness. It’s like the acidic side of flowers, softened by the talc, resulting in something elegant, lovely, enjoyable, attractive, and distinct. Although it has a nod to Nasomatto’s Pardon, when it runs out, I’ll buy it again.
I bought it blind, a bit intimidated because I’m not much of a floral lover and the comments pointed to a perfume for an older woman. I imagined it as the feminine archetype of Brumel, which would be Goya, I imagine hahaha. Well, nothing like that. It’s a beautiful perfume, hard to describe, because it’s flowers and talcum powder, but not in a pompous way or with that typical sweet smell of feminine fragrance. This is like the acidic side of the flowers it carries, but it doesn’t become astringent or painful, because the talcum powder notes soften and round everything off, leaving an elegant, beautiful, super enjoyable, attractive, charming and distinctive perfume. Although it has a certain something that reminds me of another something found in Pardon by Nasomatto. When I run out of it, I’ll buy it again.
Clean, with an opening of roses and a very faint citrus. It evolves into a more present but soft rose, then medium aromatic florals, and closes with a distant rose and discreet sandalwood. The opening is distinct, but over time it becomes a common, pleasant, clean, and non-intrusive aroma. Lasts 4 or 5 hours on the skin. Pleasant, but nothing extraordinary. I tried it with three sample gifts; for now, I won’t buy it, although I’ve had bad experiences before and ended up falling in love with them.
Reminds me of my school days: old memories of a flower pergola in my garden. Notes of iris, carrot seed, and that powdery touch with a rich musk take centre stage. It was love at first sight. They say it’s for mature women, but it’s one of those you must try at least once in your life. Despite my experience in perfumery, it’s hard to find another like it. I recommend it purely for nostalgia (yes), but don’t buy blindly; better to try a decant first. Performance: little sillage, but it lasts all day on the skin and evolves beautifully. It’s perfect as a signature scent, with an innocent aura for daytime wear.
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The opening didn’t suit me; oriental notes hit all at once, but then came powdery, soapy, clean florals. It has that patchouli touch. Very original.
The opening doesn’t suit me; the oriental notes hit me all at once, but then the talc-dusted flowers come out, something soapy and clean. Talc-dusted, with that touch of patchouli. Very original.
From start to finish, it smells like dirty dust.
Smells exactly like Suavitel, nothing more.