DNA Bijan for women

Why is it everytime I truly love something it is either discontinued or very expensive. :( I am sad.

I have the original (brown) version of DNA and love it. I'm currently in search of something to replace it since it's getting harder to find.
For me, it's a slightly spicy, warm scent. Not flowery at all. I always get compliments when I wear it. The new (purple) version smells like a flower garden threw up on me.

Just received my bottle. This is a "floral" without a doubt despite the fact it contains a variety of scents. I love the jasmine and it holds up for hours. The primary difference in this floral and others is its staying ability. This is one long lived floral with a lovely scent. I did not smell soap at all...just pleasant jasmine coupled with amber and other beautiful scents. The sillage is good, but not overwhelming.

For a wonderful "cheap" thrill I would recommend this fragrance. I think it could be worn any old time of the year. It's a giant plus to find a floral that does not wane after a few hours and is so cost effective. From my small exposure to Bijan, they give a very good product for the money spent.

It's different alright, but not in a good way.

In the bottle it smelled quite okay, spicy and unusual but not necessarily bad.

On my skin I got mostly geranium and rosemary until it turned into an insistent cheap soapy stench. Like a closet full of those little soap bars you'd find in hotel.

After a while it morphed into an alright spicy scent with subdued white flowers.
At some point I got an impression of the cough drops my grandma used to carry around. Nothing I want to smell like!

The dry-down was okay, not really nice but okay. The myrrh stood out a little, but all in all it was a harmonic complex finish. I got pretty much everything listed as base notes: myrrh, sandalwood, amber, oakmoss, vetiver and even a soft hint of vanilla.

The staying power was about 7 hours.

This review is for original formula. Big, loud, spicy and complex scent. Although tuberose is supposed to be in the midle notes, it marches in together with geranium from the very beginning; clove, spices and rosemary entering one step behind them. Sandalwood is very prominent in this one, and myrrh, too. If there is vanilla (I can't detect it though) it isn't the usual gourmand type. Flowers (jasmine, lily-of-the-valley) are very subdued by vetiver (I think). Very old-fashioned feel, nothing like modern perfumes. Definitely for mature women. I appreciate its mossy complexity, but can't imagine myself wearing it...

This smells spicy to me.I love the deep rich,warm aura it gives off..I love amber so it suits me to a T.It lasts forever on me.Butt,I have an older almost full bottle of it.Deep tea colour.Maybe newer ones smell differently

Unusual indeed. Definitely has great staying power, although after about 3 hours, the linger is so faint that only you can smell it on yourself. I must admit that upon first smelling it, I really disliked it. And I continue to dislike it until I've been wearing it for about an hour and a half. Only then do those amber, woody, and bergamot notes being to emerge on me. I'm still breaking it in, so to speak. Not one of my favorites, but still one I will wear on occasion, during winter, cozied up in a sweater.

Very unusual! definitely can knock you right off your feet - the staying power and the concentration is great!Very rich and luscious,and extremely sexy (ambergris and tuberose is a dangerous combination)!
My favorite girly Bijan for sure, I wish they would make it again using the old formula.The new is good too, but the old on feels more sexy and liberated!