12/06/2023
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The cow makes caramel instead of milk...
What is a caramel sweet doing in a cowshed...?
Kemi was also included in the Xerjoff range through the core takeover of the entire "Kemi" brand and now also comes in the chic, oriental-inspired bottle of the Kemi Blue range. Before the takeover, Kemi was also part of the Xerjoff Group, but was independent and had its own flacons. When I compared the "old" Kemi with the new one, I couldn't really make out any differences. Fortunately, it remains the same fragrance.
Allegedly, all Kemi fragrances have remained the same and only a few points have been positively adjusted. In the case of Kemi - Kemi, I can confirm this for the time being.
Kemi starts with a good load of oud. Really strong cowshed oud, in fact, which starts off with quite a strong animalic note.
After a while, the animalic notes recede and, in my opinion, can only be considered medium-strong. At the same time, an increasingly strong caramel sweetness develops on the skin.
After a few hours, the Kemi really unfolds... the stalky oud remains, but the animalic is turned down a little. A creamy caramel candy now comes to the fore and blends with the stable oud.
The sillage is very powerful, but only really becomes strong on my skin after about 7 hours. It radiates properly and envelops you in a sweet caramel cloud that is underlaid with creamy oud.
The Kemi - Kemi is absolutely unique, beautifully crafted and definitely very high quality.
But is it worth buying? I guess that depends...
It is very special and you have to be able and willing to wear such strong oriental fragrances.
In fact, I'm not sure myself when and where I would wear the fragrance now... Nevertheless, I kept catching myself bringing my hand to my nose to smell the fragrance again. Over and over again. It's incredibly exciting, exudes a warmth and it's fun to watch it change over the hours.
Every time you notice the sillage through movement or a breeze, I'm in love. The longevity is also first-class, of course.
Definitely try it if you like oud fragrances and oriental firecrackers. But I can understand if you don't like Kemi at all.
Kemi was also included in the Xerjoff range through the core takeover of the entire "Kemi" brand and now also comes in the chic, oriental-inspired bottle of the Kemi Blue range. Before the takeover, Kemi was also part of the Xerjoff Group, but was independent and had its own flacons. When I compared the "old" Kemi with the new one, I couldn't really make out any differences. Fortunately, it remains the same fragrance.
Allegedly, all Kemi fragrances have remained the same and only a few points have been positively adjusted. In the case of Kemi - Kemi, I can confirm this for the time being.
Kemi starts with a good load of oud. Really strong cowshed oud, in fact, which starts off with quite a strong animalic note.
After a while, the animalic notes recede and, in my opinion, can only be considered medium-strong. At the same time, an increasingly strong caramel sweetness develops on the skin.
After a few hours, the Kemi really unfolds... the stalky oud remains, but the animalic is turned down a little. A creamy caramel candy now comes to the fore and blends with the stable oud.
The sillage is very powerful, but only really becomes strong on my skin after about 7 hours. It radiates properly and envelops you in a sweet caramel cloud that is underlaid with creamy oud.
The Kemi - Kemi is absolutely unique, beautifully crafted and definitely very high quality.
But is it worth buying? I guess that depends...
It is very special and you have to be able and willing to wear such strong oriental fragrances.
In fact, I'm not sure myself when and where I would wear the fragrance now... Nevertheless, I kept catching myself bringing my hand to my nose to smell the fragrance again. Over and over again. It's incredibly exciting, exudes a warmth and it's fun to watch it change over the hours.
Every time you notice the sillage through movement or a breeze, I'm in love. The longevity is also first-class, of course.
Definitely try it if you like oud fragrances and oriental firecrackers. But I can understand if you don't like Kemi at all.