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Obsessed for Women
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Obsessed for Women by Calvin Klein is an aromatic fragrance for women. Launched in 2017, this composition was created by Honorine Blanc and Annick Menardo. The top notes unfold with citrus, elemi, neroli, and bergamot; the heart reveals lavender, sage, violet leaves, orange blossom, valley lily, and rose; while the base notes settle on musk, ambrette musk, and Iso E Super.
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I was gifted a sample, and right when I sprayed it, it smelled like men’s deodorant. Thirty seconds later, nothing. You have to press your nose against the skin to catch a pleasant scent, like when you smell your hands right after washing them. I’ll try it again tomorrow; maybe I applied too little, I don’t know.
I tried it today after reading @LaDameDeNoir and @Karyukai said the same thing I wanted to say. I was shocked: the Obsessed scents aren’t symmetrical launches; the women’s version outshines the men’s by a mile, defies trends, and is much more special. The scent matches the advertising and the bottle. It has a nice, modernized lavender, far from the horrors of Luna Rossa or Mon Guerlain. It smells like expensive, aromatic soap, speaking of natural beauty. The Kate Moss era is perfect, I agree. Obsessed has the house stamp: that fresh, talc-like air and the serenity of their best-sellers. It reminded me of CK Be on a friend’s skin. If we wanted to give Obsessed maturity, punch, and soul, we’d get Silver Mountain Water, one of my favorites. I think CK Be was born from that idea. For the price, it’s a great option. I liked it a lot; this musky, ginger-nard Twilly should leave behind the boring Gabrielle… 8/10
I didn’t expect to like it, but I did. The sage and lavender really shine, supported by musk and ginger, creating a blend that smells like expensive soap—the typical French kind made with natural herbs. I agree it has nothing to do with the new launches from big brands. We definitely needed this breath of freshness, right? In the dry-down, it does remind me a bit of CK One, but its trail and longevity are superior on my skin. The simple, clear bottle conveys exactly what its aroma evokes. Totally different from the masculine version, which is sweet and synthetic. Nothing alike. The girl I imagine is any age, wearing a white cotton t-shirt, jeans, with wet hair and no makeup. Simple, clean, pretty, though not impressive.
It caught me by surprise, but it suits me. Sage and lavender carry the rhythm, with a touch of musk and ginger finishing it off with a soap-like scent. It’s that expensive, French kind, made with real herbs. I agree that it has nothing to do with current launches from big brands. I just needed this breath of freshness, woodiness. They aren’t the same, but as it dries, it reminds me a bit of CK One. Its trail and longevity are superior, at least on my skin. The bottle, transparent and simple, says exactly what it smells like. The exact opposite of the men’s version, which is sweet and synthetic. Nothing to compare. The image it gives me is of a girl or woman of any age in a white cotton t-shirt, jeans, wet hair, and no makeup. Simple, clean, pretty, though not impressive.
I detect a floral and citrus note with a spicy or peppery base. It seems masculine or unisex. On my skin, as it dries, it smells almost exactly like Lolita Lempicka’s Si. Too much softened pepper and clean.
It’s a matter of taste; it’s not a masterpiece, but I loved it. Minimalist and clean, it smells like Dove soap with shaving cream and violets. Delicate yet present; it gives tactile sensations, as if I were applying a body cream. It reminds me of Noa, and at times, of CK One or CK Be, which are usually too masculine for me. The lavender is elegant and blends with a sweet citrus-floral touch that makes the difference. I used Mon Guerlain (highly criticized but beautiful on my skin) in winter and tried Boy de Chanel and Jersey (lavanda in 3D!). With Obsessed, I feel comfortable: I imagine it with impeccable jeans and a white shirt, very CK style, but also with floral blouses. In fact, men have complimented it.
What a beautiful fragrance! Among so many pink bottles now, this one stands out by being transparent. It smells like good lavender; in my region, we call lavender ‘espliego,’ a wonderful clean scent.
Such a lovely fragrance. Among all those pink bottles out there, this one stands out for being transparent. It smells like a good quality sage, which in my hometown is lavender. Clean scent, absolutely wonderful.
A mix of CK One and Paco Rabanne’s Ultraviolet that doesn’t compare to Calvin Klein Obsessed.
As already mentioned here, the feminine version of Obsessed is much more interesting than its male counterpart. The men’s perfume is banal, a cologne in the style of the two hundred Axe deodorants for guys, whereas this one has class. It smells like a lavender, neroli, and sage soap bar, those mini soaps used to come in groups of three or four in public restrooms with an effervescent and aromatic tone. A satin, cool lavender, very beautiful and not outdated thanks to the citrus, sage, and elemi, which give it a texture almost like edible resin, like an aromatic, herbal, and hypnotically relaxing treat. When it settles on the skin, it becomes more serene and lavender-focused. There’s something in this perfume that presents the image of those dream allegories from mid-20th-century American children’s stories, those drawings in cool mauve and blue tones based on kids sleeping in beds floating peacefully in the air of a big city, wrapped in fluffy clouds while the moon winks at them. Something truly relaxing. Obsessed, which is completely unisex, could be the perfect perfume to wear before bed on one of those nights when you feel like a healthy European citizen who, after washing up, puts on fresh pajamas and curls up to read a book on their spotless sofa like the choo-choo trains, thinking ‘damn, I’m not smoking inside anymore, I swear, and every night I’ll eat decent food,’ even though you know it’s a lie because in two days the house will smell like a dive bar again and you’ll be eating frozen pizzas. It has a kind of virginal perfection, purity with a certain contemplative mystery. At the same time, as you point out, I think it’s missing something. I don’t know if it’s more trail, more body, more sillage… Obsessed ends up being too ethereal. It’s enjoyable, evocative even, but it’s half-gas. It’s hard for me to explain why, but I believe it. Still, I think it’s one of the best launches of recent years, a perfume with personality. Considering that the price isn’t bad, it’s perfect for gifting. Obsessed makes me think of a bedroom with children sleeping happier than partridges.
The feminine version of Obsessed is far more interesting than the masculine one, which smells like a generic Axe cologne for guys, whereas this one has class. It reminds me of lavender, neroli, and sage soaps, those mini bars used to come in groups in public restrooms, with that effervescent, aromatic tone. It’s a satin, cool lavender, beautiful and not outdated thanks to the citrus, sage, and elemi, which give it a texture almost like edible resin, a herbal and relaxing treat. As it settles on the skin, it becomes more serene and lavender-focused. It evokes the dream allegories from mid-20th-century children’s stories, drawings in mauve and blue tones of kids sleeping in floating beds in a city, wrapped in clouds with the moon winking at them. It’s very relaxing. Obsessed, being unisex, would be perfect for those nights when you feel like a healthy European citizen, fresh in your pajamas, reading on a clean sofa, thinking about quitting smoking and eating well, even though you know in two days the house will smell like a dive bar and you’ll be eating frozen pizza. It has a virginal perfection, purity with contemplative mystery. As you point out, I think it’s missing something: more trail, body, or sillage. It ends up being too ethereal. It’s enjoyable and evocative, but it’s half-gas. Hard to explain, but that’s just it. Still, I think it’s one of the best recent launches, with personality. Given that the price isn’t bad, it’s ideal for gifting. Obsessed makes me think of a bedroom with children sleeping happier than partridges.
I don’t know why there are no testers of this perfume in the stores in my area, maybe because of its peculiar initial scent. Since summer has already started in full force in my city, I was looking for something fresh, trying to move away from citrus scents like One or Light Blue. I took a risk and bought this bottle. It’s not gourmand, oriental, fruity-chouli, or sweet-salty. At first, it’s very unisex, almost masculine; the citrus lasts about 10 minutes along with the sage, but it’s not a fresh sensation. Then the sage and musks come out, a bit of violet leaf. I put it on this afternoon and will see how the dry-down evolves, but so far I feel it’s unisex, a bit feminine, nothing sensual. I imagine it for jobs where you have to get close to people, like in healthcare, with cotton clothes and jeans, or a serious suit, or an ascetic uniform, or for reserved use. I’d define it more as herbal-musky, for autumn or spring. Over time, it changes very little; I’ve smelled the sage in all phases, sharp and leading. From the rest of the ingredients, only the musks and sage remain as companions. It vaguely reminds me of One, it’s true that something is missing, I don’t know, maybe a more herbal or floral note to harmonize better, or perhaps our noses have gotten too used to the cloying sweetness of almost all new fragrances. Anyway, I’ll keep looking for a scent for this oppressive summer. Edit: I can’t tolerate its scent as time passes. I don’t know if it’s the mix of musk, sage, and neroli that makes it dissonant, maybe it just doesn’t suit my skin. After hours, I feel it’s more masculine. I’m going to have to gift it.
I don’t get why there are no testers for this perfume in stores here; I suspect it’s that peculiar opening scent. With summer hitting my city hard, I was looking for something fresh and decided to steer clear of typical citrus scents like One or Light Blue. I took a risk and bought the bottle. It’s not gourmand, oriental, fruity-chouli, or sweet-salty. At first, it smells very unisex, almost masculine; the citrus and lavender last about 10 minutes but don’t feel fresh. Then sage, musk, and a hint of violet leaves emerge. I wore it this afternoon, and it still feels unisex with a feminine touch, nothing sensual. I see it for jobs requiring close contact with people, like healthcare, paired with cotton and jeans or a serious suit, maybe even an ascetic uniform. I’d define it as herbal-musked, ideal for autumn or spring. It stays consistent for hours; the crisp lavender remains the star while musk and sage are just supporting players. It vaguely reminds me of One, and honestly, it feels like it’s missing something, maybe a herbal or floral note to harmonize better. Perhaps our noses have just gotten too used to the cloying sweetness of almost all new fragrances. Anyway, I’ll keep searching for a scent for this oppressive summer. Edit: I can’t tolerate its scent as it develops; I don’t know if it’s the blend of musk, sage, and neroli making it dissonant, or maybe it just doesn’t suit my skin. As it dries down, it feels more masculine, so I’ll have to gift it away.
The opening reminds me a bit of Noa, and the dry down is very similar to Allure. Good longevity; I’ve been smelling it for several hours.
The violets really come through; it’s very pleasant and feminine. When it dries down, it smells like some makeup product. Beautiful scent!
I got it yesterday, bought it online blind. I didn’t like it; it’s very masculine. The moment I smelled it from the bottle, I noticed the guy vibe. The perfume isn’t bad, it doesn’t smell bad, but it’s for women who like a masculine touch or for a high school or college guy. It’s for young men wanting something light, nothing heavy. I was looking for something more feminine without being cloying; I read the notes and saw citrus so I thought it would be great, but it wasn’t. I can tolerate it, but it makes me feel like a guy.
Blind buy. I only let myself be guided by the reviews, and they were right. It feels like a perfume in the line of Calvin Klein classics from the late 90s and early 2000s. Even though the marketing says it’s feminine, it feels totally unisex with those green and lavender notes. Fresh, herbal, and with personality. It reminds me a bit of a gin tonic. It’s a different proposal for spring, with character and a distinctive touch, far from the typical florals that dominate current tastes. If you like unisex scents, you’ll love this.
Buy blind. I just followed the reviews and didn’t get it wrong. It feels like a classic Calvin Klein from the late 90s and early 2000s. Even though the marketing says it’s for women, it smells totally unisex thanks to those green and lavender notes. Fresh, herbal, and with personality. It reminds me a bit of a gin tonic. It’s a different take for spring, with character and a distinctive touch, far from the typical florals dominating right now. If you like unisex scents, you’ll love it!
Clean, ethereal, minimalist yet with presence and personality. I’ve worn it for 7 hours and there’s still plenty left. You can smell the lavender and resin working together, creating a clean but warm and rich scent; I think the elemi gives it that subtle elegance. It’s very enjoyable, makes you feel good, in harmony, and calm. I suppose the lavender does its magic. Tip: Obsessed smells almost identical to Contradiction for Women. The difference is that Obsessed is herbal-aromatic while Contradiction is floral, but the olfactory DNA is the same. Obsessed is neutral and totally unisex.
Clean, ethereal, minimalist yet with presence and personality. I’ve been wearing it for 7 hours and it still has legs. I definitely notice the sage and resin working together, reflecting a clean scent that is also warm and rich; I think the elemi gives it that subtle elegance. I consider this perfume very enjoyable; it makes you feel great, in harmony and at peace. I suppose the precious sage shows its best qualities. As a tip, Obsessed smells almost identical to Contradiction Feminine. What differentiates them: Obsessed leans towards herbal-aromatic, while Contradiction is floral, but their DNA is the same olfactorily, not so much by the listed notes. Obsessed with its neutral scent is totally unisex.
100% men’s perfume; I don’t know why 🤔 it’s being reviewed as a woman’s scent.
I’m another fan—I love it! I don’t feel it’s masculine, though a man could wear it without issues thanks to that freshness and cleanliness that’s so appreciated in the heat. I absolutely adore lavender, but here it’s very subtle, nothing invasive. Luckily, we have fragrances for every taste 😉.
It’s a totally unisex perfume, super wearable all day long for any occasion or season. It’s a true all-rounder. I feel fresh, and I love wearing it right after a shower, whether I’m staying in or going out. It lasts quite a bit on skin and clothes. I like it!
For me, it’s not worth the price. It’s nice, but it hasn’t blown my mind. It feels too simple; one day someone told me it smelled like soap, and that’s where it stayed. It’s like a fancy, fresh, subtle natural soap, but the value doesn’t add up. At this price point, I’d rather buy Noa, even if it’s less ml, because it smells much more interesting.
It starts with a burst of pure lemon—the kind of acidity that makes your mouth water—blended with lavender and a bitter touch. Then musk steps in to soften everything, giving you that sense of cleanliness and relief you’re always looking for. I love it in winter for its comfort, though it holds up well in the heat too. It’s an ode to citrus: lemon, lime, tangerine, seeds, and peels all wrapped in lavender and musk to either hug you in the cold or refresh you in the summer.