Byredo Casablanca Lily عطر

Scent - a time machine! Dedicated to the entire youth of the 90s. When you inhale it, you're instantly transported back to being 19, at a disco, listening to Jessica Jay's Casablanca. You're wearing either Amarige by Givenchy or Blue Lady, with vibrant makeup, backcombed hair held in place with hairspray. There's fruit champagne, chewing gum, high heels, nylon stockings, a figure-hugging dress, and the whole world ahead of you!

An astonishing winter fragrance for our climate. It is strong, warm, honey-like, and flowery. It is not cloying or suffocating. It is incredible. It doesn't have any vanilla or powder notes. You want to inhale it over and over again, as all the notes are present from the beginning to the base. I fully agree with the name, it indeed smells like nights in warm countries during the summer - absolutely captivating.

I didn't buy it here, I got it for half the price. I really liked the fragrance, it's the best out of all the brands. It's very long-lasting and feminine, with a delicate and not overpowering sillage. Moreover, it's an extract in perfume concentration, so its price is completely justified. I have tested all the brands, and their longevity disappointed me, but this line, especially Casablanca, is very well made. The scent is somewhat reminiscent of the 90s and reminds me of my mom's perfume from that time. Of course, before making a purchase, it's necessary to test it or at least find a sample.

I received a sample of this fragrance. Overall, it is a nice, floral scent for women with a slight retro feel. In my opinion, it is not worth its price, especially since I already own Amariage by Guerlain. They are almost identical. Why pay more? There is also Poeme by Lancome in the same style.