Quizas, Quizas, Quizas

By the editors · 2 min readThe name — "perhaps, perhaps, perhaps" — carries a suggestion of romance and indecision that the fragrance earns in its construction. Black currant in the opening gives it an initial tartness that quickly softens as the heart asserts itself: tuberose and Bulgarian rose together, lush and not shy, the kind of floral combination that fills a room before settling in. Sandalwood, vanilla, and honey form the base architecture, warm and smooth, while patchouli adds enough earthiness to prevent it from becoming purely sweet. The musk closes at skin level. A rich, sensual oriental for cold weather, built for evening wear.