16
المكونات
8
النغمات
0
صانعو العطور
KL
نسائي
KL by Karl Lagerfeld is a Oriental Spicy fragrance for women. KL was launched in 1983. Top notes are Spices, Orange and Bergamot; middle notes are Cloves, Cinnamon, Ylang-Ylang, Rose, Orchid and Jasmine; base notes are Civet, Amber, Myrrh, Benzoin, Vanilla, Patchouli and Styrax. KL belongs to oriental perfumes group and has been at the market since 1983. This is a feminine perfume full of floral and spicy notes. Refreshing, juicy orange and bergamot are set in the top notes and fondle like sea breeze. Cloves, sourish and vanilla-like cinnamon, pepper from Jamaica, intoxicating rose, intensive, sweet and pure jasmine, ylang-ylang and orchid are in the heart. The base is created of amber, warm, soft vanilla, patchouli and benzoin. It is interesting that the bottle was designed by Karl Lagerfeld himself.
مكونات العطر
أفضل موسم
83%
شتاء
19%
ربيع
15%
صيف
83%
خريف
نهار وليل
42%
نهار
100%
ليل
الهرم الشمّي
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الافتتاحية
التطور
القاعدة
المكونات العليا0 – 15 دقيقة
مكونات القلب15 دقيقة – 3 ساعات
مكونات القاعدة3 ساعات – النهاية
تقييمات المستخدمين
475 صوت
4.45
أعشقه
28760%
يعجبني
14931%
عادي
61%
لا يعجبني
317%
أكرهه
20%
Community Insights
MixedBased on 19 community opinions from Reddit
6.5
/ 10 community score
KL by Karl Lagerfeld appears as a nostalgic fragrance that holds sentimental value rather than enthusiastic endorsement. While it remains accessible and wearable, community members rarely prioritize it over other fragrances in their collections, suggesting it lacks the performance or character to stand out in modern fragrance appreciation.
Strengths
- Nostalgic value and heritage appeal
- Good versatility for casual wear
- Affordable entry-level fragrance
Weaknesses
- Rarely worn by current owners
- Overshadowed by more modern fragrances in collections
- Limited discussion suggests it's not a standout performer
Best for
Casual everyday wearSentimental/nostalgic reasonsBudget-conscious buyers
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
