15
Noten
8
Akkoorden
1
Parfumeur
Ciara
Dames
Gemaakt door Harry Cutler
Ciara by Revlon is a Oriental fragrance for women. Ciara was launched in 1973. The nose behind this fragrance is Harry Cutler. Top notes are Raspberry, Neroli, Bergamot and Lemon; middle notes are Brazilian Rosewood, Ylang-Ylang, Orris, Jasmine and Palmarosa; base notes are Opoponax, Incense, Leather, Vanilla, Musk and Cedar. Ciara was presented in 1973, in a gleeful and merry breeze of bergamot, lemon and neroli at the beginning. A floral wave of jasmine, iris, palisander and ylang-ylang form the heart, while base notes include incense, myrrh, raspberry, sandalwood, patchouli, cedar, leather, musk, opoponax and vanilla. This edition was presented as 100% strength. 80% and 200% strength were launched the same year.
Geurnoten
Beste seizoen
99%
Win
29%
Len
22%
Zom
100%
Her
Dag & Nacht
65%
Dag
90%
Nacht
Olfactorische piramide
Van opening tot basis, intensiteit gebaseerd op stemmen van de community.
Hartnoten15 min – 3 u
Opening
Ontwikkeling
Droogfase
Topnoten0 – 15 min
Hartnoten15 min – 3 u
Basisnoten3 u – einde
Gebruikersbeoordelingen
1,752 stemmen
3.94
Geweldig
70040%
Lekker
62236%
Oké
905%
Niet lekker
29717%
Verschrikkelijk
432%
Community Insights
MixedBased on 21 community opinions from Reddit
6.5
/ 10 community score
Ciara by Revlon is positioned as a classic vintage fragrance with a spicy, old-school character that sits in the same era as Tabu but leans more toward Bal à Versailles in overall profile. Community opinions suggest it's distinctly different from Shalimar despite frequent comparisons, with a more fruity and spicy approach rather than the incense-heavy powderiness some expect.
Strengths
- Closer to Bal à Versailles than Shalimar or Tabu
- Complex and evolving scent with old-school character
- Spicy profile without being overly sweet
Weaknesses
- Limited direct comparisons make it hard to assess
- Not as incensy or powdery as Shalimar despite comparisons
- Divided opinions on exact scent family classification
Best for
Evening wearThose who love classic vintage fragrancesSpicy amber lovers
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
