Guerlain Fragrance review
Guerlain Mahora Extrait de Parfum Extrait
Mahora arrived at the turn of the millennium as Guerlain’s answer to the era’s appetite for opulent white florals.
In this review
Accords
white floral
woody
tuberose
floral
sweet
vanilla
Notes Pyramid
Top
Almond BlossomGreen NotesOrange
Heart
TuberoseYlang-YlangJasmineNeroli
Base
SandalwoodVanillaVetiver
Pros & Cons
- Mahora is this perfume of which I can still exactly remember when, where and how soon I bought a Flacon and when I smelled it 1st.
- I love Mahora, and I always will.
- Mahora was the most pleasant perfume of Guerlain House, I do not understand why they turned it down.
- The opening of Mahora is ... wooooah! Glorious!
- I think Mahora is a masterpiece, and hope they will one day bring it back.
- This is one of the most beautiful fragrances I've ever smelt in my life.
- The unrelenting, frenzied nature of Mahora has been likened to bug spray, but it's actually closer to the smell of living bugs to my nose.
- It starts out intensely camphoric and mentholic. I think this is very off-putting to many people.
- I'm so sad it turned on me.
- I still have my 3/4 full bottle as a memento, but the juice turned to alcohol about 15 years ago.
Insolence
L'Homme Ideal Cologne Forte
L'Homme Idéal le Parfum
L'Heure Bleue (1912)
Shalimar (Original)
Habit Rouge Eau de Toilette (Original)
