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Dazzle by Shirley May opens with a loud splash of sweet red apple, synthetic strawberry, and sharp black currant. It is a bright, fruity blend that hi… Show more

Dazzle by Shirley May opens with a loud splash of sweet red apple, synthetic strawberry, and sharp black currant. It is a bright, fruity blend that hits the nose with immediate energy, backed by a quick scratch of ginger and black pepper. Within twenty minutes, the initial sweetness settles into a clean floral heart dominated by fresh freesia and soft jasmine. The base develops a mild woodiness as cedar and sandalwood ground the lingering fruitiness, keeping it from becoming too cloying on warm days. This is a casual scent designed for spring mornings, running errands, or wearing after a gym session. It is cheap, cheerful, and performs best when sprayed directly onto cotton clothing rather than skin. Show less

Bahar opens with an intense blast of salty sea notes, bitter orange, and sour lime. The ozonic freshness strikes cold and almost medicinal at first sp… Show more

Bahar opens with an intense blast of salty sea notes, bitter orange, and sour lime. The ozonic freshness strikes cold and almost medicinal at first spray before settling into a dense core of cardamom, violet leaf, and sandalwood. As the hours pass, dark agarwood and amber push through the watery surface. Designed for crisp spring air and formal evening dinners, this scent moves between coastal marine air and heavy Middle Eastern resins. It projects heavily on cold skin and lingers on wool jackets for days. Show less

Identite opens with a sharp burst of yuzu, bergamot, and tart black currant. As the citrus settles, soft freesia and rose meet a creamy base of sandal… Show more

Identite opens with a sharp burst of yuzu, bergamot, and tart black currant. As the citrus settles, soft freesia and rose meet a creamy base of sandalwood, cedar, and vanilla. It leans dry, woody, and slightly powdery, making it a quiet choice for crisp autumn mornings at the office or weekend errands. Show less