Noora

5 reseñas

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• mitsouko19

  March 31, 2016

  

  I was pleasantly surprised. The opening is an explosion of light, fruits, and spices, followed by flowers opening beautifully blended, making them hard to distinguish individually, though undoubtedly the neroli and lily stand out above the rest. Finally, the honey, which is present all the time, along with dark chocolate, patchouli, and woods, leaves a persistent trail. It’s slightly sweet, luminous, and cheerful. Impossible to apply without causing a smile. Addictive. This review is for the spray version, which is what I have. By its intensity, it reminds me of Poison (the original) and Byzance. The projection is good and the longevity is over 12 hours. The bottle is a bit… over-the-top, but the perfume is worth it and smells much more expensive than it costs.

• Raquel73

  February 1, 2017

  

  This perfume is genuinely horrible on my skin. I can’t smell anything sweet, not chocolate, not vanilla, not sandalwood, not oud… nothing at all. It smells like laundry detergent, very synthetic. The worst I’ve heard in years. Some say it works well in high temperatures. I’ll give it another chance in summer, but now in January with the cold, I feel like throwing it in the bin.

• Anastasia Woron

  September 20, 2017

  

  I have the EDP version and I absolutely adore it. Its sweetness with flowers and musk is extraordinary; it’s the scent of a wild queen with tiger eyes and dark skin, or a redhead with pale skin and voluminous, wavy hair. If you are bold and brave, this is your perfume. If you aren’t, wearing this will make you so. Dare to try it!

• Atalcadita

  February 26, 2019

  

  I bought it blindly because reviews said it was soapy and I love smelling clean soap, but it smells nothing like soap. I can barely detect it; I have to press my nose right against my skin to smell anything. A huge disappointment. I barely catch a hint of strawberry over a generic denim base that offers no distinction, save for a faint strawberry trail that can’t even be called a perfume. Nowhere near the Noora by Swiss Arabian, which is a work of art; this isn’t worth it. P.S.: I applied much more to try and detect it better and noticed a hint of plum, a sweet fruity base. If Nina Ricci’s Apple smelled like strawberry, this would be it. It’s rather a youthful, fun scent, though I expected more.

• Junesuke

  February 19, 2025

  

  Smells like a fresh shower and clean fruit, what a delight. I absolutely love it. A real discovery, plus the packaging is stunning; you spend €11 and it looks like you spent €100. Excellent quality, just like all the oil perfumes I’ve tried from this brand.