Supremacy Gold

A sweet, soft oud fragrance-- It smells nice. I wear Supremacy Gold as a day or night scent, preferably the nighttime in the fall and spring months. Though it is a soft fragrance, a distinctness comes from the peach blossom that allows the smell to stand out. Definitely for a female, but certain dudes can pull this as off as well with an earthy, vetiver, patchouli fragrance. At least that’s what I do, but if dudes do choose to buy this fragrance. DO NOT (I EFFIN REPEAT) DO NOT OVERSPRAY!! SPRAY NO MORE THAN TWO SPRAYS ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF YOUR BODY! I am warning you!! Don’t over do it unless you like smelling like a bouquet of flowers bathed in baby powder. Like I said, I recommend it for all genders. Girls and women, wear it however you see fit. Dudes ONE-TO-TWO SPRAY MAX and layer it with a Vetiver, patchouli scent. This ain’t for every dude. If you like the stand “bro” scents of Sauvage, Le Male, or Green Irish Tweed, then this ain’t for you. Bypass this scent, and thank me later, but if you’re a dude who doesn’t care about scents and smells and wanna where it, then buy it and enjoy it, but don't take my word for it. For any fragrance, read reviews before buying it, but take them with a grain of salt. Everyone has their own opinion regarding smells. Some people love a specific fragrance. Some people hate it. My advice is for you to get a sample of ANY fragrance before you ever buy it. That way, you can assess it yourself and have your own thoughts rather than strictly going off someone else's thoughts and opinions. So, do not let my opinion influence you.

I was extremely lucky to purchase Supremacy Gold in a gift box that had 2 of the 100mls in it back in 2019. I was trying out different perfumes and the sales manager recommended that I should try this particular brand Afnan that I had never heard of at that time. She showed me the Silver but because of my love for gold and the excellent deal with the gift box, I chose Supremacy Gold after smelling it. I gave one bottle to my Mum and I must say that till date, out of my 55 bottles of perfumes, nothing smells like Afnan Supremacy Gold. It is one the scents I reach for when I went to smell unique, enticing and amazing without having to blend other scents together. It’s a beautiful blend of Oud and spices and flowers that works so well on my skin and maintains its potency on my clothes for hours. Unlike some fragrances that need you to be heavy handed with them for them to project well, Supremacy Gold does a great job with 3 - 4 sprays. Price point - super affordable and honestly I am no longer intrigued by niche brands that are charging so much more for fragrances that are easily replicated by mass market brands. Gender - Definitely more of a female perfume. I prefer perfumes that makes me stand out in a great way and if I can get that from less popular brands, so be it. If you ever come across this perfume, give it a trial. You will be pleasantly surprised.

This is such a special scent to my nose! Oud combined with florals other than rose always makes me curious. Here it's beautifully blended with violet. This is a softer, more feminine oud that has a bit of the typical sharpness, but doesn't feel harsh and medicinal or animalic. The violet feels sweet and somewhere between powdery and aquatic, like only violet can do. Vanilla gives the scent a warm and inviting base, but doesn't overtake it completely. I also like the nutmeg note, at first I thought I smelled cinnamon, but after reading the notes list I can see that it's a different spice. Iris and patchouli add lovely little accents that give depth and balance to the scent. Supremacy Gold is elegant and smells much more expensive than it is. In a blind test I wouldn't have guessed that this is available for 35€ with shipping. It's more of a winter fragrance to me, but not too smothering for the transitional seasons either. I was very surprised to find Cuir Beluga in the similar fragrance section. Never in a million years would I have thought of these two beauties as similar. If anything, I would say that Atkinson Oud Save the Queen is the closest to this, but they're not exactly dupes for each other either. This is quite unique, I have yet to find another fragrance with violet, oud, vanilla and spices.

I don't know exactly "what" the below reviewers are smelling....but...this one was love at first sniff for me....!! No...it does not smell like TF Oud Wood...or..for that matter...none of the above "reminds me of" scents listed...IMO. IF....this one is a "clone/dupe" of another fragrance....I have not yet figured out which scent it is cloning..(?). It is very unisex...IMHO...and yeah...maybe "leans" feminine-ish....but for me...no matter...This stuff is great !! I find it a well-blended quality fragrance. i do get the violet/iris combo..nutmeg..the cumin is light....as is the patchouli..not "oudy" IMHO, and smooth creamy like sweetness Love !!

Supremacy Gold's fascination is longing, seduction this perfume is masterfully imitates the tones that blend together to form a stunning whole. Introduction include violet and peach flowers. Their connection with cumin and nutmeg gives space sparkling scent, but sensually the bearing. Dark wood echoes patchouli lead us to the beautiful irises given to the society vanilla scent directly blossomed. The walk continues with black amber and musk purity subtlety, opening space for oud oil, which underlines the whole composition of perfectly fitting and very addictive fragrance.

I can smell the similarity in this and cuir beluga. However, I must say this is definitely not a dupe. Supremacy gold has a similar powdery amber spicy vanilla take without the creamy velvety feel of cuir beluga with an additional note of oud to my nose. Cuir beluga has a smoothness that supremacy gold doesn't. There is a clear difference between these two. That being said; supremacy gold is a lovely scent. One that I truly enjoy. If you enjoy cuir beluga and don't mind an oud note. You're likely to enjoy this as well.

Vanilla Coca-Cola with a beautiful soft oud base. Maintains a consistently sweet profile for the duration of the scent profile, with consistent hints of powder and spice. Major sillage, fills up a whole room. Lasts 10hrs+, perfect for autumn and winter. Could get away with this on cold spring days. Worthwhile addition to any collection.

This is definitely for women IMO. My wife absolutely loves it, and grabs it frequently as it’s her go to scent for work. I usually buy her backup bottles. Nice floral and vanilla scent. Unbelievable price point since you can get it for under $25.

Great scent profile on a female. Lasts all day with strong projection. Overpowers other fragrances in the room if you spray more than 3x.

i actually find this surprisingly beautiful its not as cloying or as sickly sweet its a oud with amber and resins and some spices i find it not bad for its reletevly cheap price for about 30 us $ for a 100 ml edp .. the silver one does smell like cred aventous and this golden bottle one smells similar to many from mancera just watered down version of some of the heavy hitters like estee lauder mystique wood and even David yurman the brown limited edition one which i love so much of course with quality difference ..that being said that afnan was bought from a high quality quaity company for more than 80 years called "Atyab Al-marshoud" and they have a long history with pure ouds and agar wood and incense.. back to the perfume ..it is a well blended somewhat more astringent oudy rosy ambery conotation..it is like the hundreds f the other montales and oud conotations out there it is similar to caligraphy by aramis ..it mellows to some cozy ambery oudy rosy accord perfect for winter it could also be a bit powdery a bit balsamic with hints of patchouli and subtle hints of sweetness ..honestly to my nose it doesn't smell bad at all its fresh crisp yet oudy(synthetic) it smells like walking in to blomingsdale dubai mall and being sprayed with the hundreds of niche oudy perfumes for 3 digit numbers...

The notes on the website are as stated Top notes: ylang-ylang, neroli Heart notes: Vetiver, white musk & vanilla Base notes: Jasmine, musk & sandalwood Review: At first spray it is VERY sweet but that only last for literally a few seconds. Then we get into the opening. The top notes almost seem nonexistent or either too well blended to make out but heart notes make their appearance nearly instantly. Very white floral, powdery and minutely semi synthetic which can be a little off putting but again that last momentarily before the dry down begins to settle in. The jasmine, musk and sandalwood bring this fragrance full circle and closes out what I think is a great unisex fragrance especially for the price. It’s great for evenings year round

this opens as an ambery iris with peach blossom. reminds me of lolita de lempicka a bit but with cumin instead of anise. LL with a bit of funk. this smells nothing like cuir beluga to me, like at all. i don't get the association. this is a musky peach with amber/benzoin/iris, which later dries down to an amber/benzoin/nutmeg. very cozy.

This vibes so much like This is Her! Undressed. It's more opaque but dries down as beautiful as the the other one, which is extremely dainty beautiful. The opening is a little abrasive which I don't get with TIH Undressed, but the drydown, on me, is spot on. It's a strong like for me while TIH Undressed is a huge love.

Overall: 6/10 (will re-rate after full wear) Scent = 2/3 Performance = 3/3 Wearability = 1/3 Value = 0/1 So I've got to be honest, this fragrance is way too feminine for me. When you first spray it, it's got a really plastic-y smell, but it's not as strong later on. The scent itself is okay, but it's definitely more of a women's fragrance. I can't think of a situation where I would want to wear it. But it does have great performance. Just to give you an idea, if Bentley For Men Intense was made for women, it would probably smell like this one. I think it's the benzoin and amber that gives me that vibe. But for me, I would always choose Bentley For Men Intense over this one.

I actually like how this one dries down, but I really don't like the opening. Once it's dry it's got this sweet, vanilla, powdery smell. It reminds me of this lip balm that I drew all lover the wall paper in our house with when I was about 4. Super mild. It doesn't project much in the dry down, it's a skin scent. The opening however is quite harsh. It's sweet still, there's just this sour artificial antiseptic smell. It's only for 10 or 15 minutes. All that said I don't like the dry down nearly enough to put myself through the opening so it's a definite no for me. Thank god for samples. Projection- 4/10 Longevity- 6/10 Quality- (a very subjective 4/10)

Having a bit of trouble with this one. When I first received it, I was not a fan at all as I got a baby wipe smell from the first sprays. I decided to let the bottle alone for a few months and come back to it. Indeed this has now changed a lot and is a sweet but very powdery fragrance. It has very feminine qualities - floral, powdery (like makeup powder probably from the iris) and very delicate sweet notes - not prominent but round up the fragrance. I don't immediately think of another fragrance to compare it with, I believe it has its own identity. I would wear it for when you do not want something standing out, more of a comforting fragrance IMO.

Far too sweet to compare to Dior Homme Intense and I have no idea how people are getting Oud Wood from this. If this had more powdery iris and less sweetness it would be very nice, but the candy sweetness is too much, especially in the first 15 minutes. The excessive sweetness slowly dies down and after about 15-20 minutes Supremacy Gold turns into a sweeter, less powdery and slightly cheaper smelling Givenchy Gentleman EDP.

Afnan makes clones, but I have no idea what this is supposed to clone, however, I'm into male not female Fragrances so it may be a clone of a female leaning Fragrance. It's VERY sweet & the opening is off putting, however, it has gotten better in the two years I have owned it. The dry down is nice & the performance is great. This is definitely growing on me & the cooler weather is coming.

This is definitely female leaning, as per one YouTuber that said that this was perfectly unisex I must have to disagree. For those who feel comfortable wearing female leaning fragrances this one overall has really good performance but has a weird floral note that lingers heavily and I can't quite figure it out.

On my quest to find my violet scent. No luck again. Someone in the previous comments wraped it up like 'vanilla coke'. That's the only thing I get. No violets, no powder. Still, the smell's OK and what I really love is the famous longevity of the Afnan perfumes.