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Modest Deux
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Modest Deux by Afnan is a women's fragrance from the floral family. Launched in 2019, this composition features raspberry, dark chocolate, strawberry, and cherry in the top notes; vanilla and spices in the heart; and patchouli, musk, and gardenia in the base notes.
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I bought this blind after watching videos and reading reviews, expecting cherries with chocolate. Nothing like that. For me, it’s an extremely sharp patchouli bomb with spices. It’s very sweet, but I can’t fully pick out the vanilla or other notes—maybe at the start, but they don’t last more than a minute alongside the red fruits, which are very timid. It could be the red-fruit sister of Thierry Mugler’s Angel. I was hoping for something like Rihanna’s Perfume Rebelle but with more power, longevity, and sophistication, smelling of cherry, but it’s just pure patchouli and spices. It’s elegant but has nothing to do with the reviews; it’s pretty but a nose-attacking patchouli that hits you hard. It’s a mix between Mugler’s Angel and Kenzo’s Elephant with a harsh dry-down.
I’m surprised by the presentation and longevity of this budget perfume; it really delivers, keeping you smelling good for 24 hours. The opening is velvety, smelling floral like rose. A few minutes in, it turns into a sweet bomb of red fruit candies with tiny spicy kicks, all wrapped in patchouli. It’s a quality fruit-patchouli blend, not a generic one. Despite its strength, it doesn’t seem to bother anyone. It reminds me of Nuit Trésor, but the burnt caramel with incense note or the longevity don’t convince me; I found more satisfaction in this scent. I recommend it if you like sweet-fruity vibes: it’s vast for the price, and a little goes a long way.
I’m surprised by the longevity of this cheap perfume: I stay scented for 24 hours. It opens velvety and floral, then explodes into fruity caramel with a spicy kick, all wrapped in patchouli. It’s a quality fruity-patchouli that doesn’t bother despite its strength. Reminds me of Nuit Trésor, but I prefer this for the balance; it’s a complete sweet-fruity gem for the price.
Bought it blind and got a shock: it promised cherries with chocolate, but on my skin it’s a sharp, spicy patchouli bomb. The red fruits are barely noticeable at first and vanish in a minute. It’s elegant, but nothing like the reviews; it smells more like pure patchouli than described, almost like a mix of Mugler Angel and Kenzo Elephant with an aggressive dry-down.
First impression: smells rich, strong, great longevity and sillage. I’d save this for cold-weather nights. It’s oiled, spicy, and patchouli-heavy. I’ll give it another try in autumn; for now, even though it smells good, I can’t handle it.
First impression: smells rich, strong, and has great longevity, ideal for winter nights. It’s spicy, aromatic, and patchouli-heavy. I’ll try it again in autumn because for now, even though it smells good, I can’t handle it.
What a huge surprise! It’s purely feminine and sophisticated, with the Givenchy DNA of Amarige or L’Interdit. Although people say the top notes fade, I smell dark chocolate combined with a very well-balanced patchouli. The gardenia in the base smells more like neroli, without that dirty tone, perhaps due to the musk which isn’t noticeable. There’s a perfect balance between patchouli, chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla. I was afraid of the cherry note (I can’t stand Guerlain’s Petite Roble Noire Black), but here it’s very soft, almost imperceptible. I love that spicy touch; it reminds me of Sofía Vergara’s LOVE but with better projection and longevity. On my skin, it doesn’t smell sweet; it stays away from gourmand. Most perfumes change on my skin, but this was a blind buy I had to make. The packaging is beautiful, elegant, and special for gifting. I opened the box in front of my husband, and the scent and presentation made him believe it cost more than $85. We are huge fans of Arabic perfumes. Highly recommended!
What a huge surprise! It’s purely feminine and sophisticated, with the Givenchy DNA. Although they say the opening disappears, I smell balanced dark chocolate and patchouli. The gardenia smells clean, almost like neroli, and the musk is present. There’s a perfect balance between patchouli, chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla. The cherry is very soft, nothing like Petite Robe Noire. I love that spicy touch; it reminds me of Sofia Vergara’s Love but with better projection. On my skin, it doesn’t smell sweet; it steers away from gourmand, which is rare. The packaging is beautiful and elegant; my husband thought it cost much more. Highly recommended.
What a huge surprise! It cost me about $25 and has incredible longevity, sillage, and projection. I bought it blind based on the notes and absolutely love it. I don’t smell much chocolate, but I definitely get the cherries, and although it’s not listed, I detect a tiled note—nothing sticky. In Chile’s autumn, it’s very versatile; I’d dare to wear it in any weather because the raspberry adds acidity that balances the sweetness of the strawberry and chocolate. The musk in the base provides a fresh, clean finish. I would definitely buy it again. 10 out of 10.
What a beautiful perfume. It smells like spiced vanilla with a touch of bitter chocolate that balances the sweetness, all wrapped in a red berry jam. A total hit.
I’m not an expert, but I enjoy fragrances that inspire my outfits. This would be ideal for the office with a casual-formal look. It lasts over eight hours: two hours with moderate sillage, then it becomes intimate. I don’t feel it projects as much as others say; the patchouli is present without being overwhelming. I detect a lot of cherry and vanilla. My boyfriend says it smells like a mix of scents from the perfume department at a department store. It has an excellent price, though it doesn’t project much, it’s perfect for personal enjoyment.
I’m not an expert, but I enjoy my fragrances and use this for everyday, with a casual-formal look. It lasts more than eight hours: two hours with moderate sillage, then it becomes intimate. Unlike others that claim high projection, for me it’s discreet. You can smell the patchouli without it being overwhelming. I highlight the cherry and vanilla, but I don’t identify much else. My boyfriend says it smells like the perfume section at a department store. Excellent price, although it doesn’t project or leave a trail; it’s perfect for personal enjoyment.
Very similar to La Nuit Trésor but sweeter and with a more balanced patchouli. I like this one better and the price is great.
The packaging is divine, one of the most creative ones I’ve seen in my collection. At first, I thought it was a dupe of The Only One by DG, but this is more potent and the note combination is lovely. I’m not a fan of chocolate, but this is an exception; it feels elegant and versatile. Days later, I detect more red berry jam and dark chocolate in the dry down. I thought it might be like Cherry Baby by Sabrina Carpenter, but nothing alike; if you like one, you’ll like the other. I’d wear it for elegant or evening occasions. I loved it and it’s affordable (around $25 USD). The bottle, with its deep magenta color, gives the impression of being a niche fragrance.
Definitely disappointing! I bought it blind expecting something like Nebras, but with more red fruits. It’s a total letdown: it’s not sweet, it’s elegant, but as it dries down, the patchouli appears and dominates everything, making the fruit and chocolate unnoticeable. It smells like a catalog fragrance. I don’t recommend it.
Disappointing blind buy. I expected something like Nebras but with more berries, based on the notes. It’s elegant and not sweet, but as it dries down, the patchouli dominates everything, hiding the fruits and chocolate. It smells like a generic catalog. I wouldn’t recommend it.