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Ноты
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Аккорды
1
Парфюмер
Nefs
Женский
Создан Chris Maurice
Nefs by Nishane is a Oriental Vanilla fragrance for women and men. Nefs was launched in 2019. The nose behind this fragrance is Chris Maurice. Top notes are Honey, Saffron, Fig, Violet and Sage; middle notes are Rose, Osmanthus, Nutmeg, Jasmine and Geranium; base notes are Agarwood (Oud), Whiskey, Vanilla, Leather, Amber, Cinnamon, Gurjan balsam and Cedar.
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Основные аккорды
Ноты аромата
Лучший сезон
100%
Зим
40%
Вес
15%
Лет
93%
Осе
День и ночь
38%
День
92%
Ночь
Ольфакторная пирамида
От открытия до шлейфа, интенсивность на основе голосования сообщества.
Открытие
Развитие
Шлейф
Верхние ноты0 – 15 мин
Ноты сердца15 мин – 3 ч
Базовые ноты3 ч – конец
Оценки пользователей
1,588 голосов
4.36
Обожаю
1.0k63%
Нравится
31920%
Нормально
1359%
Не нравится
835%
Ненавижу
513%
Community Insights
PositiveBased on 31 community opinions from Reddit
7.8
/ 10 community score
Nefs is widely regarded as a luxurious, complex rose-oud fragrance with exceptional performance and longevity that justifies its premium positioning among niche fragrances. However, its high price, polarizing character, and potential recent reformulation mean it requires personal testing before committing, and works best as an occasional wear rather than a daily staple.
Strengths
- Excellent longevity and performance (lasts 2+ days)
- Complex, well-blended composition with balanced oud, rose, and honey notes
- Luxurious, opulent character that stands out among other oud fragrances
- Unisex appeal with sophisticated sweetness
Weaknesses
- Extremely high price point (£275+ for 50ml)
- Polarizing and not suitable for daily wear; considered loud and chaotic
- Possible recent reformulation affecting opening notes and overall strength
- Skin chemistry dependent; requires multiple wears to fully appreciate
Best for
Special occasions and evening wearOud enthusiasts and collectorsThose seeking a statement fragranceHoliday and festive events
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
