Aabir d'Or

Majalis by The Spirit of Dubai pairs roasted Arabic coffee, chewy dates, and smoky incense against a thick pop of strawberry and rose. Built for freez… Show more

Majalis by The Spirit of Dubai pairs roasted Arabic coffee, chewy dates, and smoky incense against a thick pop of strawberry and rose. Built for freezing winter evenings and formal cold-weather gatherings, this heavy Oriental composition wraps warm cardamom, honey, and dark agarwood around rich tobacco leaves. Show less

Kanat opens with a sharp burst of bergamot paired against ripe apricot and cold saffron. That bright fruitiness quickly shifts as a heavy wave of sea… Show more

Kanat opens with a sharp burst of bergamot paired against ripe apricot and cold saffron. That bright fruitiness quickly shifts as a heavy wave of sea salt cuts through soft magnolia and cyclamen blossoms. The mineral dryness feels like damp stone on a breezy spring morning. As it settles, earthy patchouli and musk keep the floral notes grounded instead of turning overly sweet. A light touch of vanilla softens the sharp edges without making the base gourmand. It fits anyone looking for an unconventional marine floral to wear on cool April afternoons or during casual office hours. Show less

Armaf SHK II opens with a bright burst of peach and bergamot, quickly joined by a fresh, slightly medicinal rose. As the scent settles on skin, a rich… Show more

Armaf SHK II opens with a bright burst of peach and bergamot, quickly joined by a fresh, slightly medicinal rose. As the scent settles on skin, a rich sweetness of caramel and vanilla emerges, grounded by saffron and a smooth leather undertone. This fragrance sits comfortably in cold weather, making it a cozy option for winter evenings. It suits someone who enjoys sweet, heavy floral-fruity-gourmand profiles with a darker edge. For those who want a long-lasting, projective scent for date nights without paying niche prices, a full bottle is a safe bet, though fans of light, airy scents should definitely sample first. Show less