Is Hibiscus Mahajád actually an extrait de parfum or an eau de parfum?+−
It's listed and sold as an extrait de parfum, which aligns with the performance community members report — the concentration is higher than a standard EDP, which partly explains why even a single spray tends to be more than sufficient.
How does it wear in warm weather given how rich it is?+−
Surprisingly well, according to those who've tested it. The fruity tartness and spearmint lift keep it from feeling oppressive in heat, and the hibiscus tea quality translates well in warmth — spring and summer are the seasons where it sees the most use in the community. That said, strong projection means you'll want to apply conservatively on hot days.
Is this fragrance more masculine or feminine?+−
It's genuinely unisex in the way the composition is built — the tart, tea-like hibiscus and blackcurrant lean fresh and fruity, while the leather and cinnamon add a warmer, more traditionally androgynous edge. Maison Crivelli positions it for all genders, and community wearers of all kinds report wearing it confidently.
How does it compare to other hibiscus fragrances on the market?
