Men
Déjà Vu White Flower 57
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Descripción
Déjà Vu White Flower 57 by Kayali Fragrances is an oriental floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2020, this composition is signed by nose Gabriela Chelariu. Upon release, the fragrance unfolds a luminous top note of gardenia, nectarine, and pear. The heart reveals floral elegance with neroli, Indian jasmine, and orange blossom. The base settles on a warm and enveloping foundation of Tahitian vanilla, cashmere wood, patchouli, and sandalwood.
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Notas clave
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Salida
gardenia
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Corazón
Tuberose
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Base
Tahitian vanilla
Comunidad
1,888 votos
- Positivo 65%
- Negativo 18%
- Neutral 18%
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Once it dries down, it smells like Scandal and l’Interdit: white florals, patchouli, and an amber note not listed on the bottle. If you love floral patchouli, be careful—there are cheaper and similar options out there. 6.5/10
Not the most original, but it’s well-made. I love the blend; it’s super elegant and hits the right vibe without being musky or too powdery. It could work for layering, though it loses a bit of its special touch. I wore it to a wedding and it was a hit. It’s sweet but not cloying; feminine, discreet, and distinctive. If it had better longevity and projection, it would be my signature scent.
Even if it’s not the most original, it’s well-made. I love the blend; it’s super elegant and the vibe is great: no muskiness or powdery feel. It could work well for layering, though it loses a bit of its special touch. I wore the sample to a wedding and it was a hit. It’s not cloying despite being sweet; it’s feminine, discreet, yet distinctive. If it had better longevity and projection, it could be my signature scent.
It smells like that generic women’s perfume every coquettish mom or grandma keeps in her closet 🙃
It seems like that generic women’s perfume that every coquettish mom or grandma has in their closet 🙃
It smells like a peach and vanilla infusion to me… no grandma vibes at all, just a youthful touch. Pure sweetness.
It smells like a peach and vanilla infusion to me. It doesn’t smell like grandma; it has a childish touch and is pure sweetness.
Very boring. I tried a sample because people said it was similar to l’Interdit, one of my favorites… but not even close. l’Interdit is much richer and fresher. White Flower feels dense and boring, reminding me of a basic lady’s cologne. Not worth it.
Very boring. I tried a sample because they said it was similar to L’Interdit, one of my favorites… but not even close. L’Interdit is much richer and fresher. White Flower stays dense and boring, smelling like a basic lady’s cologne. Not worth it.
It’s a super feminine gem. Maybe it’s not that complex in terms of notes, but believe me, it smells exactly like nectarine, magnolia, pear, and vanilla. It has two layers, leaving a sweet and delicate trail. It works great in all seasons; I like it more than Kayali’s Vanilla 28.
It’s gorgeous and very feminine. Maybe it’s not complex in terms of notes, but it smells straight up of nectarine, magnolia, pear, and vanilla. It only has two layers, leaving a sweet and delicate trail. It’s perfect for all seasons; honestly, I like it more than Kayali’s Vanilla 28.
It smells similar to Gucci Rush to me, probably due to the nectarine. It’s just not my style. 😔
The sultry pear from Zara smells almost identical. It’s very sharp at first. It’s not bad, but with such similar affordable options, it’s not worth it.
At first, it smells like pee on a post, but within minutes it changes completely, becoming floral, soft, and elegant.
I get the vibe of L’Interdit with those powerful neroli notes, mixed with a touch of Tabu and drops of Jean Desprez’s Bal à Versailles. It has that sultry, mature woman energy, and it’s no wonder. It’s dense with a powerful sillage, nothing wrong with that, but it didn’t blow my mind due to personal preference. It reminds me of several neroli florals; the neroli stands out, with pear, vanilla, patchouli, and tuberose playing secondary roles, while the nectarine is barely there. Now, the downside for me: the longevity is low. Coming out so strong with a big sillage, you’d imagine it’s a bomb, but it’s not on my skin. This happens with all Kayalis, and it’s frustrating since they aren’t cheap, and I know about pH and skin type. Yet, the neroli is so potent that longevity should be better. For example, Fakhar Rose by Lattafa (not a dupe, mind you) has those sticky neroli notes and lasts over a day, especially on clothes, for 1/5th the price. It’s a shame. There are several beautiful ones from this brand; even if they aren’t groundbreaking, many remind me of lush perfumes from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, updated, slightly simplified, and quite sweet.
It’s one of those Kayalis that leaves me cold, probably because I’m not a fan of floral and overly sweet scents. At first, it’s subtle, but once it dries down, it resembles L’Interdit—softer and more elegant. The issue is that I don’t detect the fruity accords; the nectarine and pear seem swallowed by the neroli, jasmine, and vanilla. It’s elegant for a mature woman and suitable for any occasion, though less so for a younger girl, though tastes vary. Lastly, as others say, the longevity is disappointing; I think it’s in Kayali’s DNA, as most of their perfumes suffer from this.