24k Pure Gold Hanna’s Secret (100ml) 1. Description

24K Pure Gold by Hanna’s Secret is a fragrance offering marketed as a bold, luxurious scent in a gold‑themed presentation. It appears in Nigerian marketplaces and other regions under the name “24K Pure Gold” or “24K (Gold)”.

It positions itself as affordable and accessible, yet aiming for a statement, “gold‑luxury” feel. For example, one seller describes it: “With a rich blend of warm, golden notes such as amber, vanilla, and musk… Perfect for special occasions or evening wear.”
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Because the fragrance details (notes) are somewhat opaque, part of the review includes comparisons or impressions rather than fully verified note lists.

2. Format

The version referenced is the 100 ml size.

It’s labelled as an Eau de Parfum (EDP) in some listings.

Typical packaging emphasises gold‑toned or metallic gold presentation (“Gold” naming, “Pure Gold” label) to reflect the luxury motif.

Because it’s a full 100 ml size, it’s oriented more as a regular full‑bottle wear rather than a sample/travel bottle.

3. Sensory Profile

Visual/Presentation:
The bottle and branding lean heavily into gold/metallic motifs, giving an impression of opulence. One seller calls it “elegant gold‑toned bottle that adds luxury to any vanity.”

Olfactory (Smell) – Estimated Notes & Character:

One listing gives a general set of notes: “Floral and oriental notes, featuring citrus, jasmine, rose, vanilla, and amber.”

Another listing (for a “24K Pure Black” variant) emphasises amber, vanilla and musk as warm “golden” notes.

While there is no fully reliable official note breakdown easily found for the “Pure Gold” 100 ml version, users’ impressions include sweet/vanilla, warm amber, musk, possibly some floral elements.

Character & Performance:

The fragrance is described as bold, warm, “statement” type.

According to user/commenter impression:

“LONKOOM 24k PURE GOLD … I actually do not hate this … however if you do purchase this make sure it’s not hot or warm out the box because it smelled vastly different after I let it cool down.”

Performance (longevity/strength) seems moderate to good for price‑tier fragrances—but not premium niche.

Because of sweet/vanilla/amber heavy leaning, it likely has moderate to strong projection initially, then settles closer to skin.

4. Wears & Suggestions

When to wear:

Ideal for evenings, special occasions, or when you want to make a statement. The “gold luxury” theme suits dressier settings.

Because of its warm vanilla/amber/musk character, cooler weather or air‑conditioned indoor settings may serve it better (so the sweetness doesn’t become overwhelming in heat).

That said, if you like sweet warm fragrances and don’t mind them in day‑use, it can work day‑time too—but perhaps fewer sprays.

Who it suits:

Someone who enjoys sweet/gourmand or warm amber style fragrances rather than ultra‑fresh or minimalist.

People looking for affordable “luxury” vibe rather than niche high‑end.

Could be either men or women depending on variant; many listings don’t clearly specify gender for this version. One listing says “(Gold For Women) EDP” for 50 ml size.
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Pairing / Styling Suggestions:

Pair with evening wear: dark colours, metallic accessories, perhaps gold jewellery to match the “gold” motif.

For day wear: wear it lightly (1‑2 sprays on clothes) to avoid heaviness.

In warm/humid climate (like Lagos), apply on clothing or scarf rather than heavy on skin to avoid rapid “sweet overload”.

Because it’s warm & sweet, avoid layering it with heavy gourmand scents; instead pair with lighter fresh/clean lotion if you want to tone it down.

5. Helpful Tips

Authenticity / Buying Tips:

The brand is less internationally established compared to big‑luxury brands, so be cautious about counterfeit or variation.

Compare packaging: genuine bottles should match known official photos; check cap fit, printing quality, batch code.

Price‑wise: listings in Nigeria show various price points (e.g., ~₦6,000–₦8,000 for 100 ml) for this brand.

If bargain too low, check that it’s the correct size, concentration, not an Eau de Toilette edition or compromised batch.

Application & Use Tips:

Because the scent is warm/sweet/vanilla/amber leaning, in hot/humid weather: apply just 1‑2 sprays and possibly on fabric rather than heavy on skin.

For night occasions: you can apply more (2–3 sprays) to pulse points (wrists, neck) and maybe chest.

Let the scent settle for 10‑15 minutes after application; initial “alcohol” or bright top notes may fade to the richer heart/base that define the scent.

If skin is dry: apply an unscented moisturizer first, then spray to help longevity.

Storage:

Store in a cool, dry place, out of direct sunlight and heat. This helps preserve the scent integrity over time.

Keep cap tightly closed to prevent evaporation or alteration of scent.

Potential Drawbacks / Considerations:

Because the listing says “floral and oriental notes… vanilla, amber” and many reviews mention performance being moderate, don’t expect ultra premium niche performance for the price.

If you dislike sweet or vanilla‐dominant scents, this may lean too gourmand/warm for you.

In hot outdoor daylight settings, sweet/amber notes may become cloying—so lighter use advised.