Nagada vs Opium (1977)

Σύγκριση πλάι-πλάι του Nagada από Pascal Morabito και Opium (1977) από Yves Saint Laurent

Pascal Morabito

1993feminine

4.06(31)

Ακόρντα

Yves Saint Laurent

1977feminine

3.97(8,421)

Ακόρντα

Σύνοψη σύγκρισης

Κοινές νότες (10)

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Μοναδικές στο Nagada (4)

Currant Leaf And Bud Artemisia Σμέουρο Τόνκα

Μοναδικές στο Opium (1977) (20)

Κοινά ακόρντα (4)

ΞυλώδεςΖεστό πικάντικοΑρωματικόΠουδρέ

Χαρακτηριστικό	Nagada	Opium (1977)
Οίκος	Pascal Morabito	Yves Saint Laurent
Έτος	1993	1977
Βαθμολογία	4.06	3.97
Συγκέντρωση	—	—
Φύλο	feminine	feminine
Σύνολο νοτών	14	31

Συχνές ερωτήσεις

What's the difference between Nagada and Opium (1977)?+

Nagada is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Pascal Morabito (1993) dominated by Woody accords. Opium (1977) is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Yves Saint Laurent (1977) leaning on Warm Spicy accords. They share 4 accords: Woody, Warm Spicy, Aromatic, Powdery.

Which is better, Nagada or Opium (1977)?+

By community rating, Nagada scores 4.06/5 vs Opium (1977) at 3.97/5. The "better" choice depends on what you value — longevity, projection, season fit, or signature character.

Do Nagada and Opium (1977) smell similar?+

They share 10 notes and 4 accords, including Woody, Warm Spicy, Aromatic, Powdery, Mandarin Orange. Opium (1977): This analysis cannot be completed as requested.

Which lasts longer, Nagada or Opium (1977)?+

Longevity varies by skin chemistry, concentration, and application method.

Which season suits Nagada vs Opium (1977)?+

Nagada scores highest for spring wear; Opium (1977) scores highest for winter wear. Nagada leans daytime, Opium (1977) leans evening.

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This analysis cannot be completed as requested. The provided community opinions discuss a curated list of 111 perfumes from a French publication, but do not contain substantive discussion about Opium (1977) by Yves Saint Laurent specifically. The comments focus on list composition, regional representation, and general fragrance canon rather than this specific fragrance's qualities, performance, or use cases.