
Scentonym Analysis
Our objective metric for performance per dollar.
Notes & Nuances
Emir Vibrant Orange opens with a bracing bergamot, though it lacks the nuance of the original. The orange leans heavily synthetic, reminiscent of orange-flavored cleaning fluid rather than a freshly peeled fruit. The litchi is a faint whisper, quickly overtaken by a dominant, somewhat bitter green tea accord. The heart introduces a grating nutmeg note that clashes with the tea, creating a discordant aroma. Where the original boasts a creamy, almost milky fig, this interpretation presents a flattened, sugared fig note. The base is a simple, linear musk with a plasticky drydown that persists for hours. It mimics the Wūlóng Chá profile in concept, but the execution falls short.
Bottom Line
This fragrance is best suited for someone seeking a very basic tea scent and less concerned with complexity. Someone who appreciates synthetic, linear compositions may find enjoyment here. Perhaps a student looking for a simple, everyday wear.
Longevity & Projection
Longevity clocks in at around 6 hours on skin, with noticeable projection for the first hour, extending to about an arm's length. Tested in a climate-controlled office environment, it held its form without evolving much.
Performance Audit
Based on average wear time
Sillage & radius
Relative to market avg
Why we track this:
Price Arbitrage: Significant savings compared to the original Nishane pricing.
Community Verified: Cross-referenced against 224 enthusiast votes for accuracy.