Dzejmi

The first two seconds after spraying it on are absolutely spectacular! My eyes widened and I already ordered it in my mind. But the more minutes that passed the more and more it literally smelled like rubber. Slathered in Nivea. As it progresses, the scent softens and the rubber weakens, but it remains - albeit quietly. It is discontinued, which is why I quickly got another bottling, thank goodness! I advise against a blind purchase, is a very special fragrance.

When first sprayed on the skin, a huge, small, strong cloud of fragrance develops. You smell something of everything and it resembles an overload. Gradually, the excitement subsides and something green crystallizes for me, something oud, something leathery and something sweet. My skin tends to intensify fragrances, so with this perfume, I hardly notice the floral notes at all, and the dominant notes trump everything.

The fragrance: for me 50% masculine, and 50% feminine, the born unisex fragrance! It smells objectively luxurious to me. I associate it with expensive objects, expensive clothes and individuals who have expensive tastes. However, when I googled the name ,,Halfeti'', I was very touched by the story behind it. There is talk of a partially sunken city in southeastern Anatolia - a Muslim Atlantis, with buildings still partially rising out of the water. Halfeti is the name of this place, which once existed entirely above sea level, and is world famous for its unique black roses.

This fragrance is incredibly versatile because I can associate with it both the hustle and bustle of the Champs-Élysées, as well as a past, simple life in the former Halfeti, which has nothing in common with the world as we know it today.

This fragrance doesn't trigger any fireworks-like feelings in me, but it does trigger wanderlust and a kind of romantic, loving sorrow. It's so much more than just a perfume ... it's a story. A story you begin to listen to and a journey you begin to take as soon as you get the pleasure of smelling the fragrance for the first time

Ordered it, tested it, decided to keep it, tried it again days later and applied it, couldn't identify with the spicy tobacco note anymore and am selling it again. Hach. It's not necessarily masculine, but I see it more on a man than a woman. It's a beautiful, softly smoky tobacco-heavy scent that's accompanied by a sweetness, but not a scent I'd want to wear at dinner or in my everyday life. It's special and I definitely don't recommend buying it blind!

On the test strip, the scent smells to me like an exclusive, high-end fabric softener. On my skin just as, at least the first half hour. After that, it settles, less fresh, less intense, less floral, but still pretty patchouli-like. For me, no must-have, especially not for the price.

On my skin I only smell violet, rose, amber and vanilla out. I had hoped for a lot from the perfume, but after only one spray, it got up my nose so much that I found it stinky. Like I had been doused with it. I kept smelling it and had mixed feelings. It smelled like dark blue, creamy, vanilla silk but with a pungent undertone that made it stink to me. It fills an entire room, and in fact I find it so much more pleasant and 'yummy' 'in the room' than on my skin. 24 hours later I smelled it again on the test strip and the pungent note has given way, but I can't spend that kind of money on a scent I don't like until the next day. Bummer! Still looking for ~the~ MFK perfume ❣️