Seven Nejma 2010 Eau de Parfum

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7.7 / 10 129 Ratings

Seven (Eau de Parfum) is a popular perfume by Nejma for women and was released in 2010. The scent is sweet-gourmand. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Sweet

Gourmand

Oriental

Spicy

Fruity

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Citrus fruits

Heart Notes

Cocoa

Coconut

Neroli

Base Notes

White musk

Patchouli

Oud

Ratings

Scent

7.7129 Ratings

Longevity

7.7103 Ratings

Sillage

7.3110 Ratings

Bottle

7.8104 Ratings

Value for money

6.421 Ratings

Submitted by Kankuro, last update on 17.04.2024.

Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/04/2020

Connie
163 Reviews

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Connie

2

Very dark and very oriental. Too masculine for me as a woman.

Finally, I would have gotten my little sample. My expectations were high, but unfortunately I was disappointed because I can't perceive many of the notes and because the fragrance is a super strong oriental perfume for men. Much to Du Kiel and masculine... I would never have thought that it is a fragrance for women...

The scent starts with me immediately very dark and super heavy. Direction "Youth Dew" by Estée Lauder. The citrus notes that should be in the top note, I do not smell at all. Cocoa in the heart note also hardly, coconut and neroli absolutely not at all. I smell the dark oud from the beginning and a very nasty patchouli in the darkest way of all...

Many men in the Emirates smell the same way. I have often observed when an Arab couple sat next to us in the restaurant or walked past us into the city. I like it very much because it fits somehow to the environment and their lifestyle. For a woman I find the scent too masculine and too coarse

07/21/2020

7
Bottle 8
Sillage 9
Longevity 8
Scent

Leimbacher
421 Reviews

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Leimbacher

Top Review 14

Djaffar's Return

From the beaches of the Bahamas to the markets of Marrakech and back to the Mayan temples of Mexico - "Seven" by Nejma takes a run-up to unite some of the most massive gourmet notes that can be bravely packed together into a monster of a fragrance...

My nose develops from year to year to more austere, classic scents. In the beginning I was a passionate gourmet fan, but today I wear them less and less. At the beginning still a chypre skeptic, I find today more and more facets of the "old-fashioned" direction. Of course, a fragrance like "Seven" does not really benefit from that, as it is already a bombastic sweetheart before the Lord, there is nothing to gloss over, you have to put up warnings. Sweetened coconuts, dark, hot cocoa, white musk chocolate as a coating. But fortunately I am not (yet?) allergic against such hummers, which makes it (discreetly dosed) tasty for going out. But especially as a man you should definitely have a big pair of Eumel to bring it across well. But some big niche brands have already forced quite different things on us three-legged friends - so there are hardly any limits for such a crystal-clear gourmand. Especially because woody undertones ground the whole thing after all. Something. When you smell it very closely. And not being slain by a calorie bomber without mercy.

Flacon: simple. Too simple?
Shelf life: Power showers - 13 hours of sticking to me.
Sillage: even for anosmatic people you can still smell it...

Conclusion: a wildly cracking gourmand, which draws a bow from the South Seas to South America. Coconuts, cocoa, killer thing. But only for consistently super sweet noses!

05/19/2020

9
Bottle 7
Sillage 8
Longevity 9
Scent

Emorandeira
386 Reviews

Emorandeira

2

Tropical & oriental fragance. From la Habana to Dubai.

Nejma 7 is a very special fragance. It has the oriental vibe that we can find in Many other fragances with the oud and the patchouli but mixed with a very tropical and creamy character given by the coconut. The cocoa give ti the fragance some sweetness and the neroli and the citrus notes some freshness, very noticeable at the opening.
The longevity is good and the sillage is moderate, with a medium projection for a long time. It is unisex although maybe It Will be liked more for women. This can be a nice oriental option for summer nights ir even for daytime. During the daytime on summer It is a bit sweet but i cant say still that It really wont work since the coconut and the neroli make me think of the beach and the Sun.

Scent: 9
Longevity: 8
Sillage: 6
Quality/price: 5
Versatility: 7
Originality: 9
Global: 9

11/11/2015

5desierto5
3 Reviews

5desierto5

2

Nejma 7, a Caribbean vibe in the Orient

Nejma 7 by Nejma, my first experience with an oriental tinged scent, is also my favorite!
When I read the composition of fragrance notes, I was delighted. Mediterranean raw materials have always attracted me, especially citrus fruits and orange blossom (neroli), the use of the latter going back to the famous history of the Moors in Spain and Portugal. Neroli, known back then as Flor de Azahar, was widely used, both at court as elsewhere.
The citrusy fragrance of Nejma 7 is the first note to emerge, but unlike the fresh and cooling kind of citrus, belonging to summer eau de colognes, this one exudes a feeling of heat on the skin, as if it has been brewing and stewing in the afternoon sun, becoming something like candied dried fruit in the courtyard of a Moorish villa.
I smell a pleasing amber aroma, no vanilla and no dominant patchouli. At first I feared that the combined chocolate - coconut notes would create a sort of cheap and sugary Bounty choco-coco bar effect, cloying and syrupy, but fortunately this was not the case at all.
This is truly a very well balanced citrusy Oriental scent for ladies of all ages. The Oud is barely there, yet just enough to give the whole an Oriental finishing touch, because without Oud and Patchouli, this would've become a Caribbean style olfactory creation!
Nejma 7 matches perfectly as a fragrance with my cobalt blue Abaya from Tunisia, beautifully decorated with golden sequins: this may sound somewhat 'cliché', but in my mind I'm still dreaming of a Moorish prince, carrying me away on his thoroughbred Arabian horse...