RANKING ALL KAYALI PERFUMES + LAYERING COMBINATIONS 

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I heard musk 12 can be a workplace friendly scent so I'm thinking of getting it!😃👍✨

Omg Room 1015 Cherry Punk is THE BEST cherry fragrance ever!!! Agreed

Agree its does smell like a cough syrup 😅

Oh my goodness I had no idea this was even a feature?! That you so much that was so sweet 🥹

Funny, I just ordered 2 duo 10ml from Kayali. So I"ll get 5ml of 4 different sents to get a better idea of how I'll like some of those fragrances (Musk, Vanilla and Vanilla Coco, Sweet Diamond). They'll come in handy this Summer if I travel.

Let it sit for a while, all Kayali perfumes need maceration 😊

Yum and LIra-what a great idea! I’m going to do that tomorrow!

@@andreazasoski6843 please let me know what you think!!

I LOVED the combo-thanks for the idea🙂

@@andreazasoski6843 I’m so happy to hear that! You’re welcome! ☺️

I’ll have to try yum with princess - thanks for the suggestion

@DaisyChain I'm posting this, hoping that you'll see it somehow--I want to see the rest of your reply discussing your issues with Kayali, but I'm not able to see anything beyond what is in my notifications, which is just before you get into your opinions on how Kayali has recently started relying more on influencer product promotion .: c

Why u don’t like ??

Same!! I think it’s being discontinued though 😭

I don't know that you are--there seems to be a lot of hype surrounding the brand. The bottles are cute, the PR is bountiful, and their social media presence is vast. With something so subjective as scent, it's easier for companies to get away with shaky quality control--especially in the day and age of social media and, consequently, increased FOMO. There is the argument that scents need to macerate before they can be appreciated, but I personally feel like if I'm spending upwards of $100 on a product, I want it to perform now. However, I also feel like that argument is an excuse for companies to put out shite and have people forget about it by the time the next seasonal releases start to roll around. I used to feel like I was missing something about many youtube hyped fragrances, but honestly, either a lot of them just smell so similar and have different marketing or on the opposite end of the spectrum, people pick up one or two notes and swear everything smells like it (ie: BR540 and Delina). If you read this whole reply, you are a real one.xD

@E Moo haha I definitely read your entire message 😁 thank you for taking the time. And I agree there's a lot of hype around certain brands/fragrances and then all of the sudden they completely disappear to give space to another hype, slightly more expensive and closer to niche price tags 🤔.. I don't like to smell like everyone else but sometimes I feel the "need" of an easy grab which is easier to find in designers hence the kayali perfume videos. I did experience a few perfumes that initially had poor performance and after a few months became super strong i. e. Chanel allure sensuelle etc, not sure if the maceration is applied to all fragrances but with a few it actually did, but I get you, we shouldn't have to wait to appreciate the full potential of a new purchase. And yessssss I hear you regarding br540 and Delina. They became so incredibly popular that if im spending that amount i definitely want something unique that will have people wondering instead of rolling their eyes and mumbling something like "arfff another one smelling br540" and you're also right after a perfume gets hyped other brands end up making similar scents (Delina=angel nova=very good girl etc etc) In reality we don't even need half the perfumes we've been accumulating throughout the years, I remember my early teenage years that I only wore one perfume until it was finished, and only then I was allowed another one 😂 good old time now we have 100+ but still on the hunt of the "holy grail"

​@@e.r.7785 Oh snap--thank you, actually. I know some fragrances really do transform over time, but if they carry a certain price tag, they should perform out the gate and get better with time the way that a lot of older fragrances used to (Like the originals of Dior Poison, Alien, and a variety of Montale and Mancera fragrances). The expectations of performance seem to be decreasing while the prices are increasing. You're right--designers as well as niche brands do tend to bring a lot more smooth complexity that you don't really have to think too hard about. I can 100% relate about having so many perfumes as compaired to teen years. My story is pretty much the same and on special occasions, my mom would let me have a spray or two of hers. Nothing crazy.xD Luckily, I'm not looking for a holy grail/signature, or anything specific--I just like to layer scents and smell good in different ways depending on my mood, the season, and the occasion. I'm kind of looking forward to some of the fragrance hype dying down so brands start putting more effort into what they choose to put out.🥴

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