Al Hijan

Asdaaf Attar opens with a rose-led floral profile touched by saffron, then settles into a fruity amber-woody base. It reads rich, soft, and slightly w… Show more

Asdaaf Attar opens with a rose-led floral profile touched by saffron, then settles into a fruity amber-woody base. It reads rich, soft, and slightly warm rather than bright or sparkling. Based on the available note structure and performance votes, this looks best for evening wear or cooler conditions, especially if you enjoy floral perfumes with more depth and presence. Show less

Sea Breeze reads as a polished floral aquatic with a green, slightly sparkling opening, a soft marine-floral heart, and an ambery musky base. The alde… Show more

Sea Breeze reads as a polished floral aquatic with a green, slightly sparkling opening, a soft marine-floral heart, and an ambery musky base. The aldehydes give it a clean, lifted feel rather than a sugary one. It looks best suited to someone who wants a fresh feminine scent with a classic structure, not a salty beach perfume. The warm resinous base may. Show less

Shazeb opens bright and green, with bergamot, lime and tangerine cutting through a woody, patchouli-amber base. On skin it reads fresh first, then dri… Show more

Shazeb opens bright and green, with bergamot, lime and tangerine cutting through a woody, patchouli-amber base. On skin it reads fresh first, then drier, earthier and slightly powdery. It feels easy to wear for anyone who likes citrus over heavy sweetness. Reviews suggest a pleasant, distinctive everyday scent, though some wearers may want stronger longevity. Show less