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Daz is a floral perfume with a bright green lemon opening, then a soft, powdery heart of lily of the valley, violet, rose, and fruit. It reads feminin… Show more

Daz is a floral perfume with a bright green lemon opening, then a soft, powdery heart of lily of the valley, violet, rose, and fruit. It reads feminine and quite full in texture, with coconut, peach, and pear smoothing out the sharper edges. As it settles, musk, patchouli, woods, and amber give it a warmer, more lasting finish. It may suit shoppers. Show less

Qatar is a sweet amber oud with a fruity, almost candied twist. Pear, peach and violet give the opening a glossy, sugared feel before saffron, rose an… Show more

Qatar is a sweet amber oud with a fruity, almost candied twist. Pear, peach and violet give the opening a glossy, sugared feel before saffron, rose and woods pull it deeper and warmer. On skin, it usually settles into a plush mix of oud, benzoin, vanilla and soft musk. It suits cold weather best and will likely appeal most to anyone who. Show less

Turath opens with a concentrated burst of dried fruits, candied strawberry, and warm cardamom. As the initial sweetness softens, dark agarwood, Damask… Show more

Turath opens with a concentrated burst of dried fruits, candied strawberry, and warm cardamom. As the initial sweetness softens, dark agarwood, Damask rose, and smoky incense take over the middle phase. A dense base of leather, ambergris, and vanilla grounds the fragrance. It delivers intense projection suited for cold weather and formal evening wear. Show less

Fawah is a syrupy berry gourmand that opens like raspberry and strawberry candy, then turns creamier as coconut and vanilla settle in. On skin, it can… Show more

Fawah is a syrupy berry gourmand that opens like raspberry and strawberry candy, then turns creamier as coconut and vanilla settle in. On skin, it can read bubblegum-sweet with a soft, lightly powdery floral haze underneath. It is for anyone who wants an unapologetically fruity, playful scent, and is happy with an “easy like” style rather than a complex, dark Al Haramain. Show less

Ananya Perfume Oil wears like a lush 90s floral, peachy, creamy, and full-bodied from the start. Reviews point to a dense white-floral heart with tube… Show more

Ananya Perfume Oil wears like a lush 90s floral, peachy, creamy, and full-bodied from the start. Reviews point to a dense white-floral heart with tuberose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, and a soft woody vanilla base that keeps it warm rather than airy. It suits shoppers who enjoy rich, nostalgic florals with real presence. If you prefer sheer, modern freshness, this is one to sample. Show less

Avon Far Away opens with a heavy burst of ripe peach, lush ylang-ylang, and sun-warmed coconut. Within minutes, the bright fruity opening yields to a… Show more

Avon Far Away opens with a heavy burst of ripe peach, lush ylang-ylang, and sun-warmed coconut. Within minutes, the bright fruity opening yields to a dense heart of jasmine, gardenia, and powdery violet that projects strongly in cold air. The dry-down brings out rich vanilla, heavy sandalwood, and warm amber that stay anchored to skin and clothing for over eight hours. It suits chilly winter evenings, cozy indoor gatherings, and budget conscious shoppers who appreciate bold, cozy 1990s amber florientals. Show less

Far Away Special Edition acts as a rich, powdery floral anchored by a heavy dose of vanilla and creamy coconut. It feels best suited for cool evenings… Show more

Far Away Special Edition acts as a rich, powdery floral anchored by a heavy dose of vanilla and creamy coconut. It feels best suited for cool evenings or autumn days when you want a warm, reliable scent that hugs the skin. The composition leans feminine, offering a comforting, sweet presence that lingers steadily without feeling too modern or daring. Show less

Yves Saint Laurent Yvresse, originally named Champagne when it launched in 1993, smells like popping a chilled bottle of sparkling peach wine in the m… Show more

Yves Saint Laurent Yvresse, originally named Champagne when it launched in 1993, smells like popping a chilled bottle of sparkling peach wine in the middle of a grand celebration. Created by master perfumer Sophia Grojsman, it bursts open with fizzy nectarine, spiced apricot, and cool anise before settling into a lush heart of powdery rose, violet, and cinnamon. What makes it truly special is the dry-down, where earthy oakmoss, warm amber, and creamy patchouli balance the sweet stone fruit so it never turns sugary or cheap. It feels exuberant, dressy, and bold, lasting easily through crisp evening parties and cool autumn nights. Show less

Santiago Luxury Parfum Le Mille e Una Notte starts with a lively burst of sweet candied fruits, ripe peach, and tart blackcurrant mixed with warm cinn… Show more

Santiago Luxury Parfum Le Mille e Una Notte starts with a lively burst of sweet candied fruits, ripe peach, and tart blackcurrant mixed with warm cinnamon and cardamom. Within twenty minutes, a velvety Damask rose and rich smoky oud take over the heart, balancing the bright top with deeper floral wood tones. The dry-down settles into a cozy base of creamy sandalwood, dark leather, warm amber, and sweet vanilla that clings to skin all day. It feels like wearing a heavy cashmere sweater near a crackling fireplace while snacking on dried fruit. Because of its thick woody amber base and strong projection, it shines brightest in chilly autumn weather and freezing winter nights when you want a rich, comforting scent trail. 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