Quizas, Quizas, Quizas (for women)

NuriaRose

edt : i really like the lemon smell at the beginning ,after some minute you can smell the rose , but the lemon is absolutly still there - i hate narsiso rodrigez which very rude perfume :-)...this one its more balanced and shine ' remined me Sehsido Z E N ( the yellow bottle ) which is one of my favorite

nesca1502

I agree that this fragrance has a chameleonic quality. It is very long lasting, which is great since the fragrance changes through time making a great impression.

Also I should say that the name of the fragrance fits this quality completely: "Quizas, quizas, quizas" is the title of a Bolero, meaning "maybe, maybe, maybe", and talks about a girl that doesn't want to give her gentleman caller a definite yes, he asks her whether or not she will be his, and she just answers: "maybe, maybe, maybe"

This is a sensual fragrance, that brings out the mystery that a woman means to a man when he is in love. Great fragrance and great concept!

asilverfire614

I ordered this from beautyencounter.com and got the EDP - I haven't seen the EDT anywhere. Everything everyone else has said is true - it is definitely a scent chameleon and has at least four different progressions of scent categories! For the first half an hour the similarities to Narciso Rodriguez are unmistakeable...but this smells less synthetic to my nose and more interesting.

It did not, however, come in a nice little case like in the photo above - I got a typical (albeit pretty) cardboard box for packaging. Anyone know why?

Mellyhelly

Totally agree with Miss Nightingale!
I had a chance to try this fragrance afew time ago in a perfume store. It's expensive. I like the bottle anyway.
The scent is a chamaleon! The last mutation I had in 2 hours was very good!

TURQUOISE

There's a big difference between the EDT and the EDP of QQQ by Loewe.. I'm still trying to figure out exactly what is going on with those two.. Plz when you write down your reviews mention whether it's for the EDP or the EDT

susieqrj

I tried it on my skin today: smell just like Narciso Rodriguez for her. I prefer Narciso Rodriguez. And if I wanted a substitute, I´d go for Lovely (Sarah Jessica Parker), that also smells like Narciso but is cheaper.

Evgenia

I don't like cassia!It's too strong....but after you can smell Jasmin and Rose and the parfum becomes lighter! So may be it's not so bad...Quizas then))

Miss_Nightingale

This perfume has a multiple personality disorder: it changes its mind as to what it actually smells like - and therefore which fragrance family it belongs to - roughly every ten minutes for the first hour or so.

First spray & top notes went on extremely breezy, full of airy almost oceanic notes. Oh dear, thought I, not at ALL "me". I walked out of the room and, a few minutes later, caught a whiff of red berries & roses. I supposed it came from someone walking past me, but, on sniffing my wrist again, it had transformed into a voluptuous floral. Very nice, but still not quite my thing.

Later still, I tried another sniff, and emanating from my cleavage was THE most delicious plummy, honeyed gourmand. I may have got a few odd looks at this point, as I started wafting my top about to get a deeper nose-full.

Incredibly, it changed yet again after perhaps half an hour, and has now stayed all day as a fabulously decadent almost-oriental with the dark patchouli kicking into full-gear, the sandalwood & vanilla calming the tempestuous formula at last.

An absolute whirlwind of a fragrance journey, then, and not one I could have possibly imagined from those (on me) disappointing opening notes.

This is a perfume to savour all day - the lasting power is excellent and despite my doubts in the first hour of wearing it, I am now completely, head-over-heels in love! A MUST TRY for anyone who loves a good mystery of a perfume that grows with you.

I would like to temper my praise with a few words about the bottle, though. It looks and *feels* cheap. This is a fairly pricey perfume poured into what looks like - to me, anyway - something that a supermarket own-brand might be proud of. The glass bottle is incredibly light in the hand. Not good. Now, I don't demand that all perfumes are put in crystal flacons topped with diamonds & rubies; but I like my perfume bottles to have at least some heft to them. If the perfume actually comes presented in the lovely velvet case, as pictured above, then I find this even more bizarre!

Moan over: go and try this, it's a keeper.

Garfield

Friends made me compliments about this terrific perfume but it seems to be quite similar to "Mademoiselle Coco" by Chanel ?

imgcas

Good perfume which is easy to find in its country (Spain) but it's not very popular yet.
Dark, sensuous and fruity, with evident plum note in the opening. It's soft and wearable, and something really important nowadays: it doesn't smells like other mainstream perfumes.

There is a new Eau de toilette flanker which is quite different but still very good and fresher.

Jalutschka

It's a real stunner. A dazzling, sensual and explosive smell. Unstopper the bottle and you are hit with a powerful profusion of smouldering flowers, above all rose,jasmin and ylang-ylang. It creates a very torrid impression which is further heightened with musk and patchouli. Balanced off with some aldehydes I cannot describe, the perfume gets its characteristic veneer and finally becomes very harmonious. It has a strong energy with a touch of mischief at the edges, and I think it is a small masterpiece. Fantastic staying power - and above all a good choice for those who want to have something special not worn by everybody. Absolutely cool when worn with rich purple, violet, crimson etc. -no good on a hot summer night, but perfect in winter when it glows like a purple gem.

guest_Roz

I bought Quiza Quiza Quiza in Acapulco, MX and it is the best! I get so many compliments when I wear it. I like it that I smell unique and not like everyone else who shops at Macys.