“WOW!! Es una joya esta fragancia, y por donde le busques es perfecta... Precio,duracion,calidad ect ect Vi un video de ella y es un clone de una fragancia muy costosa”
“WOW!! Es una joya esta fragancia, y por donde le busques es perfecta... Precio,duracion,calidad ect ect Vi un video de ella y es un clone de una fragancia muy costosa”
“WOW!! Es una joya esta fragancia, y por donde le busques es perfecta... Precio,duracion,calidad ect ect Vi un video de ella y es un clone de una fragancia muy costosa”
“As an experienced fragrance collector with an extensive collection of over 100 bottles, I was eager to add the Maahir Legacy to my lineup. The enticing promise of a fresh citrus scent had me excited, but alas, this fragrance was a major letdown.Let's start with the positives - the bottle. The silver horse bottle is undoubtedly beautiful, an eye-catching addition to any fragrance shelf. However, it's clear that the focus was more on aesthetics than on the actual scent performance.The most significant issue with this cologne is its incredibly low projection and longevity. I've tried numerous application techniques, hoping to coax a stronger presence from this cologne, but to no avail. It's as if the lime soda scent is playing hide-and-seek with my senses, and most of the time, it wins.Even when I manage to detect the scent upon application, it quickly disappears into thin air. It's baffling how a fragrance with such an exciting concept could have such a disappointingly short lifespan. I don't expect a fragrance to last for days on end, but lasting a mere two hours is downright unacceptable.I've encountered my fair share of subtle fragrances that delicately linger and evolve over time. But this cologne takes subtlety to an extreme that borders on non-existence. I want to be enveloped in the refreshing aura but instead, I'm left searching for traces of the scent on my skin within minutes of application.In conclusion, while this may look like a winner in your fragrance collection, it disappoints where it truly matters - the scent performance. The beautiful bottle design can't compensate for its lackluster projection and longevity. I advise you to steer clear of this one and explore other options that will truly satisfy your olfactory senses.”
“As an experienced fragrance collector with an extensive collection of over 100 bottles, I was eager to add the Maahir Legacy to my lineup. The enticing promise of a fresh citrus scent had me excited, but alas, this fragrance was a major letdown.Let's start with the positives - the bottle. The silver horse bottle is undoubtedly beautiful, an eye-catching addition to any fragrance shelf. However, it's clear that the focus was more on aesthetics than on the actual scent performance.The most significant issue with this cologne is its incredibly low projection and longevity. I've tried numerous application techniques, hoping to coax a stronger presence from this cologne, but to no avail. It's as if the lime soda scent is playing hide-and-seek with my senses, and most of the time, it wins.Even when I manage to detect the scent upon application, it quickly disappears into thin air. It's baffling how a fragrance with such an exciting concept could have such a disappointingly short lifespan. I don't expect a fragrance to last for days on end, but lasting a mere two hours is downright unacceptable.I've encountered my fair share of subtle fragrances that delicately linger and evolve over time. But this cologne takes subtlety to an extreme that borders on non-existence. I want to be enveloped in the refreshing aura but instead, I'm left searching for traces of the scent on my skin within minutes of application.In conclusion, while this may look like a winner in your fragrance collection, it disappoints where it truly matters - the scent performance. The beautiful bottle design can't compensate for its lackluster projection and longevity. I advise you to steer clear of this one and explore other options that will truly satisfy your olfactory senses.”
“As an experienced fragrance collector with an extensive collection of over 100 bottles, I was eager to add the Maahir Legacy to my lineup. The enticing promise of a fresh citrus scent had me excited, but alas, this fragrance was a major letdown.Let's start with the positives - the bottle. The silver horse bottle is undoubtedly beautiful, an eye-catching addition to any fragrance shelf. However, it's clear that the focus was more on aesthetics than on the actual scent performance.The most significant issue with this cologne is its incredibly low projection and longevity. I've tried numerous application techniques, hoping to coax a stronger presence from this cologne, but to no avail. It's as if the lime soda scent is playing hide-and-seek with my senses, and most of the time, it wins.Even when I manage to detect the scent upon application, it quickly disappears into thin air. It's baffling how a fragrance with such an exciting concept could have such a disappointingly short lifespan. I don't expect a fragrance to last for days on end, but lasting a mere two hours is downright unacceptable.I've encountered my fair share of subtle fragrances that delicately linger and evolve over time. But this cologne takes subtlety to an extreme that borders on non-existence. I want to be enveloped in the refreshing aura but instead, I'm left searching for traces of the scent on my skin within minutes of application.In conclusion, while this may look like a winner in your fragrance collection, it disappoints where it truly matters - the scent performance. The beautiful bottle design can't compensate for its lackluster projection and longevity. I advise you to steer clear of this one and explore other options that will truly satisfy your olfactory senses.”
