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Radiant Nectar by Clean

Men Women 2020

Brand
Clean

Description

Radiant Nectar by Clean is a fragrance from the musky floral woody family, suitable for men and women. Launched in 2020, this composition features top notes of pear and ambrette musk; a heart of tobacco flower, lily root, and carrot seeds; and a base blending musk, ambroxan, and white cedar extract.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 7.6%
  • Spring 39%
  • Summer 37%
  • Autumn 16%
  • Day 85%
  • Night 15%

Key notes

Community

1,754 votes

  • Positive 65%
  • Negative 17%
  • Neutral 18%
positive reviews 1.8 k community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I own it

5,330 votes

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Leading answer Spring

1,668 votes

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Leading answer Day

775 votes

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Fragrance profile

About Radiant Nectar

Main accord musky Year 2020 Gender Men · Women

Radiant Nectar by Clean is a fragrance from the musky floral woody family, suitable for men and women. Launched in 2020, this composition features top notes of pear and ambrette musk; a heart of tobacco flower, lily root, and carrot seeds; and a base blending musk, ambroxan, and white cedar extract.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Musk, amber and animalic Green, herbal and fougère Flowers

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

691 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

692 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

727 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

604 votes

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  1. Arrived with high hopes and got a good deal, but honestly, it didn’t convince me. I’m not sure if the batch is faulty, but the projection is non-existent. The moment I apply it, it smells of tobacco and burnt caramel that lingers stubbornly without any nuance. What a pity; I feel absolutely no freshness. I hope it’s a defective product or that I can make it work somehow.

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  2. LolaGourmand

    I want to give it a chance, hoping it’s an improved version of Ariana’s ‘God is a Woman’.

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  3. oliendobonito

    Ideal for everyday wear, super discreet. Smells like clean skin and freshly showered, with a sweet and salty touch. It’s the ultimate ‘no makeup’ perfume. If you work with lots of people and want something innocent and clean, this is the one for you. Literally smells of ambroxan and ambergris. If you love those notes, you’ll surely like it.

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  4. I tried it in the discovery kit and it was the second one I liked most (after Skin). The pear opening is very realistic and sweet, so much so that I detect a honeyed nuance. It seems more feminine due to that sweetness. The trail is moderate and low. On my skin, it lasts about six hours and doesn’t turn bitter or earthy. I like it, but not enough to buy the full bottle. It’s versatile, a sweet fruity scent. If you like pear, give it a try, though I wouldn’t buy it blindly.

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  5. djevelhelvete

    The opening is spectacular: the pear is fresh, sweet, and sparkling, super delicious, making you want to eat it. But the opening fades very quickly, yielding to tobacco flower and carrot seed, which I find slightly bitter, leaving a sweet and earthy scent. I haven’t much more to say: it’s fresh, sweet, doesn’t last long, and lacks a great trail. It’s one of those that stays with you, and only close people will ask about the smell. While it’s rich, it’s not something to have everyone notice you walking into a room; sometimes that’s not good. I see it as unisex, suitable for any time or season, perhaps changing in winter. For the price, I recommend trying a sample or decant first, as I don’t feel it’s the great wonder for $100. With that money, I could easily buy something niche with better longevity and scent, although surely there will be those who pay for it.

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