Description
“I am a delightful tribute to the lands of Madagascar, a bewitching elixir, a sensual Eau de Parfum. I cannot hide the Bergamot and Neroli notes of which I am composed. Along those ingredients, other riches from the fertile soil have inspired me: explosive Cinnamon and mouth watering Ginger. Smelling me will cause a strong dependency, a feeling of belonging…
You will love me for my generosity, my overdose of Vanilla, excessive and addictive under warm spices. Unpredictable and transgressive, you will succumb to my temptation.” – a note from the brand.
Majaïna Sin was launched in 2017. The nose behind this fragrance is Emilie (Bevierre) Coppermann.
sanja-ilin – :
This is what happens when you get a mainstream idea and give niche budget to it. The aroma itself is basically what Eudora (Eudora is a massmarket brazillian brand) throws in several of its perfumes: that vanilla that is not ultra sweet and that seems to depend very much on musk. The chestnut note does not stand out enough and the scent seems to depend on a base of sandalwood that is basic. It could be a Natura perfume too (another brazillian massmarket brand). Okay, but for that price? Pass
Hazerdlis – :
Yes, yes yes. Something I won’t wear every day, it is a piece of jewellery. Could wear it at daylight, but I can see a night out wearing this also.
Sexy, but not so much that it’s only allowed to wear on dates, because humans won’t be able to compose themselves in your presence. This is allowed. Yet you will still stand out.
Good scent, I’m glad I’ve found it.
порнушка – :
Great gourmand, it increases your blood sugar to risky levels but in the right person it is signature material for its glow and sensuality.
It is definitely not for me, I tested this once in a meeting with many friends and thought it was overwhelming but then looked around and spotted this red-haired, gorgeous, mid 20s friend of mine and said: “this is you!” Everyone raved over how good and appropriate this was for her… she exuded charm and presence. The sillage is amazing and behaves well. It lasts very long and I wonder why it works so well even if it has some of my least liked notes (tonka, heliotrope). My guess is the candied orange, chestnut and ginger add a twist that makes this smell well blended and pretty recognisable among the 1000+ gourmands in the market.
I don’t recommend a blindbuy though but sample it and wait some minutes after the first sugary impact. It could well work as unisex although it needs a certain personality behind to give it depth. For many it will be a mess at first test but believe me it is sensational. As I said when reviewing Deliria by L’artisan Parfumeur, these cloying sweeties are stupendously successful on some skins.
Sniff – :
This quite a weird combination! It has a velvet touch yet slightly sour and gourmand!
It has hazelnut, chestnut, then few heliotrope, sandalwood, then the Tonka and vanilla comes, then the ginger and orange neroli comes in. I even can detect cinnamon.
The colder it goes the more amber I can detect. Quite wired to be honest as I kind of feel it’s cloying sweet. Fair and fine.