Yazemeenah by Maria Candida Gentile bottle
Maria Candida Gentile

Yazemeenah

4.0/5 · 58 votes Unisex 2022
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity2.7/5
Sillage2.0/5
Day96
Night18
Summer100
Spring68
Fall21
Winter7
Our take

Yazemeenah is a portrait of a seaside morning, and it should be worn when the day is still being decided. The opening citron carries a bright, acidic snap that feels immediate, while the sea salt note grounds it with a mineral dampness. Calamus adds a green, slightly peppery edge that stops the start from becoming a simple citrus splash. This combination creates a freshness that asks for open air and movement, making a strong case for keeping this bottle out of heavy evening contexts.

The heart deepens the coastal theme with honeysuckle and fig, leaning into a fruity, white floral character that feels sun-warmed rather than tropical. Jasmine sits in the background, lending a softness that prevents the green opening from turning sharp. This phase is where the fragrance settles into its identity, offering a sweet and salty warmth that mimics the feeling of skin after a swim in the ocean. It is a specific kind of warmth, one that belongs to bright windows and clear skies.

Immortelle and labdanum provide a resinous, amber-rich foundation that gives the scent a woody and smoky weight. Incense weaves through the base, adding a warm spicy facet that keeps the composition from drifting into a light, forgettable cologne. These notes ensure the scent has a presence that stays with the wearer through a long afternoon, though it remains a personal companion that does not announce itself across a distance.

The resinous base holds close to the skin, creating a golden, resinous halo that feels like sunlight caught in linen drying on a line near the water.

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