Adwaa Al Sharq

Very similar to Ajmal - Aristocrat for Her, but I think this oil lasts longer on skin. Aristocrat, which comes in EdP form, doesn't really last on skin (or I'm getting anosmic to it, I don't know). I can still smell this one intensively, though, even after couple of hours. Very nice, sweet, woody, spicy (with a tiny bit of saltiness to it), definitely has that BR540 vibe to it, but it's like sweet oranges and wood. It's very addictive, I can't stop smelling my wrists. It comes in a beautiful bottle and the box is very nice, too. The projection is quite good. I think I'm going to use this one my skin while I will keep using Aristocrat on my clothes, as this one is oil and thus can't be used on clothes. UPDATE: actually, this is more similar to BR Extrait, mainly due to the sweet juicy orange vibe which I don't smell in the former BR.

Very hard to describe. After reading the reviews i guess my parfum is not the same as yours, maybe mine has a ingredients problem. My Adwaa, il a oil that when we open it, it has no fragrance. When i put it on my skin, i do a massage do absorb, and there it comes a very special frangrance, very soft, creamy, cozy, a little bit sweet...i would say it has the same odor has the money notes... About the sillage, this is a perfume to yourself, you can feel it in yourself everytime you move, has it has a type of fragrance waves that becomes from yourself to your nose, surprisingly! Someone that puts the head on your shoulder or kiss your cheek, will feel it and it is like an hipnose, it stops the time, the smell is very interesting and captivating i would say afrodisiac too.

Warm, spicy, creamy, caramel, vanilla. This beautiful attar is a beast. I bought this from an arab store in my city based off first waft and the bottle. This store always carries the best fragrances so I had no doubt about the quality or value. This fragrance is a warm creamy amber. Not gourmand, but certainly get hints of a creamy delicious vanilla caramel. The most prominent notes you will get are amber, cream and a spiced note (saffron). A slight jasmine peaks through and I personally love to layer this with a more delicious gourmand, maybe a vanilla lotion and a Comptoir Sud Pacifique Vanille Extreme. My star performer and one of my all time favourite attars! The whole room will smell you and all eyes will be on you.

Thank you so much, @TatianaChoco! I didn't think "amber" and "spices" (which is all that Fragrantica lists) really described this fragrance very well. The note profile you provided is much better; I can detect every one of those things. I just received this today, and I'm absolutely reveling in it. It's lovely unto itself, yeah, but I think it will be STELLAR as a layering fragrance with a whole host of other things. (I have it, on one wrist, under Asdaaf's Majdal Sultan right now, and it's so gorgeously transporting and beautiful that I'm about to pass out.) Not for sissies, though - especially in warm weather. People who like things that smell fresh and modern for summer won't like this little powerhouse at all.

Adwaa Al Sharq is a perfectly balanced amber and soft spicy slightly gourmand oil. Very ambery. The opening is feminine, elegant, and warm, but sadly disappears rapidly. The drydown is soft and cosy and remains close to skin but very agreeable. I applied 2 drops on each arm and a hint of the beautiful fragrance stayed in the fabric of my sleeves for a couple of days. It is a very addictive perfume, I can't stop reapplying. Already repurchased a second bottle. It is difficult to compare it with any other perfume. This is a fragrance to please yourself, not the crowd around You. Beautiful presentation.