Mukhallat At-Tabari

Gorgeous,gorgeous, gorgeous!! The initial application is a little scary as the Sweet Indian flowers are strong and made me worry that I would overwhelm everyone around me. But no! The scent suddenly calms down and the flowers make space for the rest of the notes which frankly I can't pick out individually. Taif rose,sweet Agarwood and Patchouli are the most prominent ones to my nose. For some reason I smell leather even though it's not listed but it's a soft one, not animalic or dirty. The dry down is stunning and very feminine in my opinion. Everybody skin is different and this oil suits my skin. I will also try it in colder weather to see if it makes a difference but warm weather works well. I don't think I bought so many perfumes from one single house before. I must say that each one is a piece of art. The quality is undeniable. I'm a big fan. I ordered a bottle of this one because I want to smell of it and unlike other reviewers, I find it light and airy,not dark. I recommend it for men and women. you can buy samples from this house which I think is a brilliant idea. The 0.5ml lasts a long time.

This attar has Very dark fragrance . Nothing for summers or even pleasant weather. The rose is listed in the notes but i dont find much rose in it . It overall gives a very oriental feeling . Nothing much special in this attar . Its ok ok fragrance to be pulled by people of over 30 . It maybe would have been good if the rose note was more predominant.

My nose gets Very very rich sophisticated, matured Taif rose, with hints of musk, honey, Patchouli, multi dimensional and very complex attar better than Baghdad of AKAF... Lasting is good enough and sillage is in between moderate to heavy.. A treat for Taif rose note lovers..

gentle, very gentle, patchouli. starts earthy and then fades to a lovely, smooth patchouli-white musk skin scent with a little sweetness (but no noticeable source for this on my skin.) hard to over-apply this.

A woody rose fragrance with notable notes of patchouli and some oud deep inside the scent.

As your round the bend, a view of mist covered mountains. The next bend, a waterfall. As you drive, rain drips from the trees. You park at a lookout. Clouds obscure the valley below. You breathe deep and the cool smells of damp forest fill your lungs... If Sky's Toccata was a perfume, it would be this. This is a thing of overcast days and drizzle. An earlier reviewer called it dark. This is absolutely correct but it's the dark of storms not the dark of nigbt. It's largely this dusty patchouli and comes over as ancient and forbidding. I can't say I have ever met anything that smells like this. I find it to be masculine leaning towards unisex. The longevity is excellent. If you are a rainy day person, this one is for you.

this attar sits somewhere between black aoud and portrait of a lady. It isn't as hefty as the montale but also not as airy as PoL. To me the rose is very noticeable and supported by a warm accord of patch and musk. The oud is also there but takes a back role. It is clearly used as fixative and doesn't overpower any of the other notes.