Kate

10 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• candycandy

  January 27, 2013

  

  Her creator always had scandals, but this fragrance is totally the opposite: very feminine and delicate. It starts floral with a citrus touch, youthful and discreet. It doesn’t last long, about 4 hours, and isn’t intense, making it ideal for daily use. Accessible price and can be worn all year.

• Wilka Irene

  October 6, 2013

  

  Very feminine and romantic. I prefer it with cold or fresh air; in the heat, it can get a bit heavy.

• Miss X

  October 18, 2015

  

  Flowers at Hell’s Gate: Kate Moss is the most profitable model in history, a bohemian visionary and fatal. In 2007, Coty asked for her first perfume, conceptually inspired by her youthful Anais Anais, though olfactively they have nothing in common. It was a hit in Europe; I think they don’t make it anymore, but you can still find it. People expected something aggressive, but here it plays with a vintage floral representing Kate’s ‘day’: her practical, sweet, and naif side, with a watery touch, like British weather. A pleasant floral with a contemporary musky finish and a retro personality. I bought it at first because it reminded me of NR for Her; it seemed like a summer version. At first, it smells like orange blossom and dries down to peony, rose, and musky violet. The final violet is subtle but adds that jasminey, delicate, and vintage tone. It’s a wonderful floral, sweet and young but serious, not powdery, with discreet projection and eternal longevity. The dry-down is heavenly. At times it reminds me of Chloé EDP but more mature and restrained; here, the nose never gets saturated. For anyone buying an old bottle (made more than 36 months ago), my experience is that even though I left it half-full and exposed to light and heat, it remains intact. I imagine the new ones have barely aged. USE: Chameleon-like, for informal and semi-formal moments, suitable all year round, especially in spring and autumn. It’s melancholic, romantic, and possesses a femininity adaptable to everyone.

• Wilkairene

  October 1, 2016

  

  Feminine, delicate, romantic, and nostalgic. I love the violet with jasmine and that soft touch of patchouli with cedar. Perfect for fresh or cold days.

• mariaemilia

  December 14, 2018

  

  I didn’t like it. I had it years ago expecting something else. I don’t even remember the pineapple; it just smells like so much, so much orange blossom.

• mariaemilia

  December 15, 2018

  

  I didn’t like it. I’ve had it for years and it wasn’t what I expected. Forget the pineapple; there’s way too much neroli here.

• Fucsia

  July 7, 2020

  

  It’s like Kate: delicate but with character. How can such a soft perfume be so ‘aggressive’? They nailed her temperament to a T. Rose is always there, mixed with pink pepper and a potent musk. In summer, the peony was also noticeable. Lasting power is tremendous.

• Celesta

  October 14, 2020

  

  Rich, feminine, and present; it doesn’t go unnoticed, but on my skin it was almost imperceptible. What a shame, because if not for that, I would have kept it forever.

• Celesta

  October 17, 2020

  

  Smells great, it’s feminine and has presence, but the problem is that on my skin it becomes almost invisible. What a shame, because if not for that, I would have already made a long-term relationship with this perfume.

• Carmetta

  April 3, 2024

  

  What a marvel! Feminine, sexy, and addictive. I remember it fondly and used to get it for a great price. I really hope I can find something like this again.