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Hibiscus Mahajád
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Hibiscus Mahajád by Maison Crivelli is a fragrance from the olfactory family for men and women. Launched in 2021, the nose behind this creation is Quentin Bisch.
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A new launch from the Maison that surprises us with a scent totally different from what the niche and commercial markets usually offer. It’s a clearly surprising unisex fragrance, leaning slightly feminine but safe for any man to wear. This perfume is a compliment magnet with great sillage and longevity. Use it in moderation, as you can’t let yourself be carried away by its floral notes… they are noticeable and everyone notices them. It’s very sexy, or at least that’s what I felt when wearing it. It empowers me, and I know that when I wear it, I’ll be the center of attention. So, I recommend using it in situations where you’re looking for exactly that. It might seem like a rose and vanilla fragrance, but don’t be fooled. It’s a very different rose perfume. With notes of leather, cinnamon, and hibiscus, it’s a highly unusual spicy floral-vanilla. Another masterpiece by Mr. Crivelli.
New launch from the Maison that surprises us by being totally different from the usual niche or commercial market. It’s unisex, but leans more feminine; any man can wear it safely. It’s a compliment magnet with incredible sillage and longevity. Be careful with the dosage: the floral notes are too prominent and everyone notices. It left me feeling very sexy and empowered; I know whoever wears it will be the center of attention, so use it only for that. It might seem like pink with vanilla, but don’t be fooled: it’s a different rose, with leather, cinnamon, and hibiscus—an uncommon spiced and vanilla floral. Another masterpiece by Mr. Crivelli.
Finally got to try it out properly, on my skin, without any distracting scents. At first, it hit me like a slap in the face. For the first time in my life, I actually made a noise of pain when I smelled it. The opening was so awful I’d say it literally hurt. But I have to admit, it calmed down in seconds and started revealing something much nicer. I understand the comparison to Delina Exclusif. They aren’t identical, but there’s definitely a wink. Let’s be honest, this is trying to lure Delina lovers in; it’s not a casual resemblance (and yes, it’s the same perfumer, I can’t miss that). However, it has something Delina lacks: a disgusting-yet-delicious note that leaves me torn between love and hate, adding a bit of mystery. It’s a weird green note, I imagine it’s that spicy mint (the house doesn’t say it stings, but it’s like Padrón peppers or something) because if you swap the mint for patchouli here… surprise! A sweet, cloying rose perfume, one of the thousands on the market, a bit soporific. It has one thing I like: it lacks acidity. Delina has that acidic touch from the (damned) lychee. Here, there’s no acidity, just a slight goat note (the kind from a leather backpack you buy at a hippie market that still smells that way after 20 years, you know). It’s subtle, don’t panic. I also find that note disgusting-yet-delicious. Performance is excellent; it keeps getting stronger, this thing has legs for days. Ridiculous price (expensive, what can I say?). In summary: If you like Delina Exclusif, you’ll like this; it’s an ugly but more original version; basically it’s Delina with some green and goat notes; people will smell you from Wisconsin, guaranteed comments of all kinds; for just a bit more than what 50ml of this costs, you could buy 100ml of Delina Exclusif; it doesn’t seem unisex to me, but I’m older now, and in my day, men smelled wild after rolling around in a pine forest or something. So much hype, so much hype, meh. By the way, the longer it goes on, the more it resembles Delina. It’s its ugly sister. Edit: In the end, when it’s dying out (which happened sooner than expected), it smells a lot of vanilla. Pleasant. And chimpom. @malasnotas on Instagram
Hibiscus Mahajad seems like an excellent perfume from the brand. It smells very strongly of pink hibiscus and blackcurrants/raspberries, making me perfectly imagine the bottle as a deep, dense red color. As it dries down, it shifts from intense sweetness to something much more wearable, highlighting the green aspects of the composition (which are subtle anyway) along with a well-placed, rich vanilla. I don’t know Delina, but if it’s this good, I hope to try it someday. This perfume seems spectacular, and on a woman, I’m sure it would be exponentially better. It has brutal performance; I think it can be used in any occasion except hot climates. I really loved it. Finally, it’s a fairly strong scent, but once you get used to its development, it becomes captivating. Rating: 9/10
Hibiscus Mahajad seemed like an excellent perfume from the brand. It smells very strongly of hibiscus, rose, and blackcurrants/raspberries; I can perfectly imagine the deep, dense red color of the bottle. As it dries down, it shifts from an intense sweetness to something more wearable, highlighting subtle green nuances and a rich, well-placed vanilla. I don’t know Delina, but if it’s as good, I hope to try it someday. The perfume is spectacular and on a woman, it will undoubtedly be exponentially better. It has brutal longevity; I think it’s used everywhere except in hot climates. I loved it. It’s quite strong, but once you get used to its development, it conquers. Note: 9/10.
Hyper-sweet composition that’s all the rage right now. Put this on and don’t shower for less than four hours, and you’ll need fillings for several molars from the cavities caused by inhaling it. Excessive perfume; while not unpleasant, it’s almost nauseating because it overwhelms and suffocates. It’s a nuclear bomb of hibiscus and rose loaded with every type of sugar and sweetener on earth and part of the galaxy. To top it off, they crown it with a dense, buttery vanilla blast in an ‘oud satin mood’ style. Quentin, I’m sorry, but you’ve overdone it. For those who own Delina Exclusif, it’s like opening the bottle and dumping a ton and a half of sugar on it. Projects like a true beast for over 12 hours.
A hyperglycemic composition like that exists. If you spray it and don’t shower in less than four hours, they’ll have to fill your cavities because you’ll get them from inhaling this. Excessive perfume; although it’s not an unpleasant smell, it’s almost nauseating because it overwhelms and suffocates you. It’s a nuclear bomb of hibiscus and rose with all the sugars and sweeteners on earth and part of the galaxy. On top of that, they crown it with a dense, bakery-style vanilla blast reminiscent of Oud Satin Mood. Quentin, I’m sorry, but you went too far. For those who own Delina Exclusif, it’s like opening the bottle and dumping a ton and a half of sugar in it. Lasts over 12 hours projecting like a true beast.
I brought four Maison Crivelli samples and recommend this extract if you like red notes; upon atomizing, I only sensed that. The hibiscus smells like very sweet tea and the rose like a jam. When it dries, it leaves a musky trail. I passed my sample to someone else because that fruity and tropical sweetness (from the fruits, not coconut or salt) isn’t my thing. As calvofe says, the projection and longevity are tremendous; the price is high but two sprays are enough if you enjoy these aromas
Hibiscus Mahajad is a work of art I took a while to discover. Love at first sniff. An exquisite blend of rose, hibiscus, and vanilla, with fruity, musky, green, and aromatic touches. It has a bit of everything, the best of each house, and is perfectly balanced. Sweet but not cloying to my nose; on the contrary, it’s addictive. Compared to Delina… they have similarities but aren’t the same. Here, the rose has more character, going for the vanilla/spiced side without falling into typical oriental territory. I haven’t smelled anything like this before and I like it infinitely more than Delina, even more than my beloved Atomic Rose. I see it as feminine, sophisticated, elegant, and sensual. Versatile for any occasion and season; I can’t think of when not to use it. It has brought many compliments from men and women. Lasts over 8 hours on skin with a wide sillage at the start that remains noticeable for at least 4 hours before fading. Performance worthy of an extrait. It’s very high on my wish list.
Mahajád is a work of art I took too long to discover, a love at first sniff. Rose, hibiscus, and vanilla with fruity, musky, and green touches, all perfectly balanced. It’s sweet but not overwhelming, totally addictive. Compared to Delina, the rose here has more character, moving into vanilla/spices without being a typical oriental. I haven’t heard anything like it and I like it infinitely more than Delina, even more than my Atomic Rose. I see it as feminine, sophisticated, and sensual. It’s versatile for any occasion. It’s gotten me so many compliments. Lasts over 8h on skin with a wide sillage at the start that stays notable for 4h, extract performance. It’s high on my wish list
Here we have a delicious fruity rose with atomic projection and longevity, in the line of Angel Nova or Delina but without copying them. The only thing I don’t like is the opening, with that petrochemical touch that makes me scrunch my nose, but Mahajád is a beast and quickly proves why. The special notes are the hibiscus and cinnamon, which balance the fruity sweetness like raspberry. Sometimes I catch hints of mint. The dry down is vanilla and sugar, so it’s not for those who hate sweet scents. Over time it calms down and the vanilla takes over, reminiscent of Andalusian Soul. It’s romantic, cheerful, and feminine, though it might sound loud to some. Projects massively with just a few sprays and lasts over 24h, even on clothes after showering. It’s pricey and a big commitment, like a marriage that lasts less… haha. Honestly, if it were the only one of this profile, I’d buy it without hesitation. But since I change scents often, its bombastic performance could be a downside. Scent 9.5/10, Longevity 10/10, Sillage 10/10, Quality 8/10, Versatility 7.5/10. Maybe I’ll buy it in the future
We’re back with a delicious fruity rose perfume with atomic projection and longevity (among the greatest I’ve experienced) in the line of Angel Nova Flamenco by Monegal Delina… but it’s not equal to any of them. What I dislike the most is the opening, where I briefly detect something petrochemical that I also notice sometimes in its relatives, making me scrunch my nose. But Hibiscus Mahajad is a bombshell and quickly starts to prove it. The particularity compared to other perfumes in its olfactive family is, in my opinion, mainly the hibiscus flower, though cinnamon also plays a role. Both add a different aspect to the composition and masterfully balance the great fruity sweetness of the unlisted ingredient here, which seems to be something like red fruits or raspberry. Especially at the start, I also feel slight bursts of mint in the composition. Its base is strongly vanilla and sugary, making this perfume unsuitable for those who don’t enjoy sweet scents. As hours pass, the perfume calms down, projects with slightly less force, and the vanilla base prevails over the other notes. The vanilla in its final phases reminds me a bit of the one in Andalusian Soul by The Merchant of Venice. Overall, it results in a romantic, cheerful fragrance leaning towards what we usually understand as feminine, which I love but won’t appeal to those who find such compositions loud and brash, which I can understand. It has very notable projection with a few sprays (which can compensate for its high price) and a longevity on my skin of over 24 hours, even after showering and washing my hair; it lasts forever on clothes. Really deciding to wear it is assuming a significant commitment… some marriages last less than that, hahaha. The truth is, it’s an expensive perfume, and once I finish the 5ml travel size I have for special occasions, I probably won’t add it to my collection because I have similar options. But I have to say it seems to be the best of them all. To be honest, if this were the only perfume I’d ever tried in this olfactive profile, I’d buy it without a doubt. That said, for those of us who like to change fragrances often, its bombastic performance could be a drawback. Scent: 9.5/10, Longevity: 10/10, Sillage: 10/10, Value/Price: 8/10, Versatility: 7.5/10, Packaging: 8/10. Would I buy it again? Maybe in the future.
I forced myself to buy the 100ml version; I won’t accept anything less. It’s a wonderful scandal, a masterpiece by Quentin Bisch. I’m so glad to find something that’s truly a 10/10 in every way
Perfumon is sophisticated yet super versatile: a blend of red fruits, rose, and a creamy musk that adds mystery. Delina is more electric and effervescent with lychee and rhubarb, while Mahajád is creamy and caressing. It doesn’t smell like any of the Delinas or Angel Nova. Great projection and long-lasting; I love it 💖
They say it’s similar to Angel Nova or Delina Exclusif; that’s fine, but the tropicality and extra point it has make it similar yet simultaneously possess a unique magic that makes you think you’re smelling something very different. On me, it has this duality of sensations.
Another disappointing experience with niche perfumes, but I’m at peace knowing we aren’t missing out even if they try to make us believe we are. ‘Just because it’s expensive, because of the hype, because the perfumer is a genius’ isn’t true. A genius is someone who presents a work of art on a tight budget or creates symphonies of scents, not someone who sells mediocre scents or a fart for 200 euros. The quality of the notes is outstanding; you can perceive all of them, and it lasts forever. It smells okay but not good. The sharp leather annoys you for hours, until finally, you get to enjoy that hibiscus and the rose sweetened with vanilla.
Another disappointing experience with niche perfumes, but I’m comforted knowing we don’t miss out on anything, even if they try to make you believe otherwise. ‘Because it’s expensive, because of the hype, because the perfumer is a genius’ isn’t true. The genius is the one who presents a work of art on a tight budget or creates symphonies of scents, not the one who sells mediocre scents or a fart for 200 euros. The quality of the notes is outstanding; you can smell all of them and it lasts forever. It smells okay but doesn’t smell good… The sharp leather bugs you for hours, until at the end you get to enjoy that hibiscus and the rose sweetened with vanilla.
Honestly, with all the hype calling it a miracle bomb… I bought a decant and what a letdown. I own Delina, Delina Exclusif, and even the Armaf Club de Nuit White Imperiale because I like this style. To summarize: it’s more of the same. It smells very good and is potent, but given the perfumes I’ve mentioned, I think it’s redundant. THE TRUTH IS IT SMELLS VERY GOOD BUT IT’S MORE OF THE SAME.
I don’t understand those who say it’s similar to Delina; I don’t find any resemblance between the two, perhaps only that I’d use them for the same situation. Delina is sparkly, opening with cinnamon and spices and settling into a powdery/vanilla dry down. Hibiscus is pure Jamaican rose in all its glory. They managed to capture the pure scent of the Jamaica rose, and by combining it with a green (unripe) rose, they created a bright, vibrant aroma that darkens as it dries due to that leather that embraces the masterful fragrance. Both are exquisite and delicious, ‘pretty girl’ scents, but their development is different. On my skin, Delina smells the same always, but Hibiscus changes: the Jamaica gives way to cinnamon and leather, and the Jamaica feels in the distance. Niche perfumery is an experience; what you shouldn’t do is judge with a 1ml decant without trying. For me, it was a blind buy and worth every penny (serendipity: I was going to buy Tuberose Astral but it was out of stock, and what a pleasant surprise this wonderful perfume was).
Rose, iris, leather, and ambrette musk. Rose predominates, but not all rose perfumes smell the same; don’t think of Delina Exclusif. Personally, I like it more than Tuberose Astral by Maison Crivelli, and there’s not much more to add. It smells good, but it’s not in my favorites. In the same line, I’d stick with Prada Paradoxe Intense.
Rose, iris, leather, and ambrette musk. Rose dominates, but not all rose perfumes smell the same; thinking otherwise would be simplistic. Don’t think of Delina Exclusif. Personally, I like it more than Tuberose Astral, also from Maison Crivelli, and there’s not much more to add. It smells good, but it’s not in my favorites. In that aromatic line, I’d stick with Prada Paradoxe Intense.
Exuberant is the word: exuberance and seduction. It smells almost exactly like a Body Shop body butter I had years ago; I’ll have to check if it’s still available. The first impression was too intense. You have to let it settle. The blend of leather and spices gives it depth. The flowers and vanilla fuse densely with that, but at first, it has a rancid tone (I understand what the person saying it smells like goat or a stable meant, though I don’t know how a goat smells xD, I suppose it’s the leather). Maybe I’d define it more as a horse stable vibe. However, those notes calm down after a while. I get the feeling it carries cocoa. Imagine a sensual woman on a tropical date, arriving on horseback with a bare torso and a leather belt, surrounded by hibiscus. It’s very sensual and addictive, but intense and can be tiring. It suits me more for summer due to that Caribbean exuberance, but it must be used moderately because it can be overwhelming. Not for daily wear, I don’t think. You have to try it to see if you’ll like it or if it’s too much. After the pool, the scent lingered for hours without fading. Disclaimer: I only tested one equivalent, so I’m speaking in general.
One of those fragrances I wish I had tried but couldn’t… as soon as I applied it, ufff, what a strong scent, not in a good way for me. I understand it’s viral and that many people like it, but there was something (perhaps the rose with leather, which I’m not a fan of) that didn’t smell right to me. Don’t buy it blindly, and it didn’t remind me of Delina at all. A very unique fragrance.
One of those I wish I had tried but couldn’t… upon applying it, ufff, how strong. Not in a good way for me. I understand it’s viral and many people like it, but something (the rose with leather, which I’m not a fan of) didn’t smell right to me. Don’t buy it blindly, and it doesn’t smell anything like Delina either. A very unique fragrance.
Both this, Guidance, and Delina Exclusif share the same DNA; they have many similarities and are by the same perfumer. I own all three and love them equally.
I love it, but it’s cloying to me. That said, as a scent, it’s brutal.
I had been assuming this smelled like goat for years, and upon trying it, I confirmed the base is pure chivo. It’s not leather; it’s goat. I noticed it on day one: hibiscus and a leather backpack from Rastro. It’s potent and long-lasting, but it’s not the nuclear bomb I expected; if Arabian Tonka is an 11, this is an 8. If you’re looking for sweet and cheesy things, this isn’t for you.