I did not buy it here, but I will leave a review. The fragrance opens with dried velvet rose petals. This scent lasts for about 7-10 minutes. Then the rose starts to come alive. Life returns to it and it blossoms. This scent lasts for a few hours. Then the dried petals return. The rose is dark burgundy and velvety. The fragrance breathes and plays throughout its duration.
There is one thing that everyone who buys Arabic perfumes should know. They should be applied to fabric! On clothes or a sponge that is hidden in clothing. They are not meant to be applied directly to the skin. In expensive Arabic boutiques, they sell special sponges for wearing perfumes. Arabic perfumes can give anything on the skin!
I do not agree with the lady below. They do not sound like mass-produced perfumes. At first, it smells like an alcoholic drink (rum? cognac?), but the base notes are delicate and soft roses. In the base, they remind me of the discontinued Rose Absolue by Yves Rocher. It's a shame they are not long-lasting; I can only smell them on myself for up to 2 hours. Nevertheless, this perfume is worth attention.
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I did not buy it here, but I will leave a review. The fragrance opens with dried velvet rose petals. This scent lasts for about 7-10 minutes. Then the rose starts to come alive. Life returns to it and it blossoms. This scent lasts for a few hours. Then the dried petals return. The rose is dark burgundy and velvety. The fragrance breathes and plays throughout its duration.
There is one thing that everyone who buys Arabic perfumes should know. They should be applied to fabric! On clothes or a sponge that is hidden in clothing. They are not meant to be applied directly to the skin. In expensive Arabic boutiques, they sell special sponges for wearing perfumes. Arabic perfumes can give anything on the skin!
I do not agree with the lady below. They do not sound like mass-produced perfumes. At first, it smells like an alcoholic drink (rum? cognac?), but the base notes are delicate and soft roses. In the base, they remind me of the discontinued Rose Absolue by Yves Rocher. It's a shame they are not long-lasting; I can only smell them on myself for up to 2 hours. Nevertheless, this perfume is worth attention.