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Shagya by Parfums de Marly

Men 2009

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Shagya by Parfums de Marly is a woody oriental fragrance for men. Launched in 2009, this composition was created by Sidonie Lancesseur. The olfactory pyramid opens with top notes of lime, pink pepper, and bergamot; the heart reveals oud wood, Virginia cedar, and geranium; and the base settles on vetiver, guaiac wood, Egyptian papyrus, and musk.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 25%
  • Spring 26%
  • Summer 15%
  • Autumn 33%
  • Day 52%
  • Night 48%

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443 votes

  • Positive 73%
  • Negative 18%
  • Neutral 8.8%
positive reviews 443 community votes
LongevityLong-lasting SillageModerate Best momentAutumn CharacterMasculine

The olfactory pyramid

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Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Autumn

493 votes

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Leading answer Day

261 votes

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About Shagya

Main accord woody Year 2009 Gender Men Perfumer Sidonie Lancesseur

Shagya by Parfums de Marly is a woody oriental fragrance for men. Launched in 2009, this composition was created by Sidonie Lancesseur. The olfactory pyramid opens with top notes of lime, pink pepper, and bergamot; the heart reveals oud wood, Virginia cedar, and geranium; and the base settles on vetiver, guaiac wood, Egyptian papyrus, and musk.

Spices Woods and mosses Flowers

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Longevity

Leading answer Long-lasting

249 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

281 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally masculine

141 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

126 votes

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  1. Javi De Palma

    Saghya is such a rare gem that I don’t understand why it was removed from the catalog, especially when they’re still selling more generic scents like Sedley. It opens with bright, fresh citrus notes, then transitions into a clean, masculine wood that isn’t aggressive. It doesn’t smell old or sweet; instead, it exudes a serene and masterful elegance. It’s exactly what’s missing today: freshness with character and sophistication without going overboard. I only wear it for special occasions because it’s hard to find; for daily use, I go with Percival or Darley, and in winter, Herod. Among fresh niche fragrances, Saghya is in my top 3 from the house. Its discontinuation left a bitter taste, like when a great wine stops being produced. It’s an irreparable loss for those who truly value fine perfumery.

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  2. Incredible perfume, but it’s discontinued. Ideal for adults and very luxurious. It’s heavily woody, starting with citrus and finishing with a powerful cedar, with hints of oud and lots of vetiver. It’s clearly masculine, with great projection and sillage. As always, test before buying, but if you like vetiver and can find bottles, you have a good shot at loving it.

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  3. Thefirstpumpkin

    Wow, the opening is brutal, or at least that’s how I feel: a blend of Persian lemon, pepper, and wood resins from the oud. But as it dries down, it transforms completely and smells amazing, like a lemon cream with a warm touch of wood and musk, akin to exotic body cream. It’s one of the few citrus scents that isn’t artificial or realistic like Chanel Allure; here, the style is creamy and milky without the notes giving it away. Longevity 8/10, versatility 8/10, originality 10/10, and sillage 8/10. Maybe within PDM it doesn’t reach the heights of Herod or Layton, but it’s an interesting gem that doesn’t deserve the hype it lacks.

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  4. It starts very simply, like a lemon cream with a touch of pepper. As it dries down, a woody base emerges in the first hour, followed by the oud that makes the difference. It’s fresh and complex, nothing like a cleaning product lemon scent, but rather creamy and substantial. Its evolution is the key. Very energizing, moderate sillage, and lasts about 5 to 6 hours. Recommended for informal spring and summer wear, and it looks perfect on people over 25. Scent 7/10, sillage 5.5/10, longevity 6.5/10, and fixative power 8/10.

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