
Moras
The Fruit Company
Moras by The Fruit Company delivers a bright burst of sugary blackberry mixed with soft violet and gentle rose petals. This light fruit scent si…★ 3.5 6 votes
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The Fruit Company
Moras by The Fruit Company delivers a bright burst of sugary blackberry mixed with soft violet and gentle rose petals. This light fruit scent si…
Al Haramain Perfumes
Oudi by Al Haramain is a rose forward oud oil that leans warm, spicy and distinctly Middle Eastern. Many wearers describe a churchy or mosque li…
Antonio Banderas

Ahmed Al Maghribi

Ahmed Al Maghribi
Oud Classic leans into a floral-spicy opening before settling into a musky, woody oud drydown. Reviews suggest it feels richer and smoother than…
Agent Provocateur

Zara
Scent #1 is a dry, airy leather with violet and cardamom doing most of the work. It opens smooth rather than rugged, with a worn-in suede feel, …
Penhaligon's

Roja Dove

The Trend by House of Sillage

The Trend by House of Sillage

The Trend by House of Sillage

The Trend by House of Sillage

The Trend by House of Sillage

The Trend by House of Sillage

Arte Profumi
Samharam is a resin-led incense scent that feels dry, warm and quietly intense. Pepper flashes early, then myrrh, benzoin and incense settle int…
Aramis

Max Factor

Abel

Al Haramain Perfumes
Mumtaz is a woody, floral, spicy scent with an unmistakably Eastern character, where aromatic juniper and cedar meet warm resins, amber and soft…
Ativos Naturais
Aloe Vera e Malva is a light green floral with a soft herbal feel. With aloe vera and mallow as the listed notes, it reads as fresh, clean, and …
Arabiyat Prestige
Ehsasi Bik is one of those harder-to-read Arabiyat Prestige scents with very little public breakdown available. What does come through is a unis…
Zara

Agarscents Bazaar
Ambergris White Blackberry pairs a dark berry note with rich amber and an animalic ambergris effect. It reads sweet-fruity at first, then warmer…