Endless

Right from the start, I notice that the quality of this fragrance is incomparable to 99% of Arabic perfumes in its price range. This is my first Ahmed Al Maghribi — and even a blind buy at that. I can immediately tell that the perfume oil concentration is so high that it leaves a subtle sheen on the skin. The fragrance required no maturation on my skin — it projected very strong and intense right from the beginning. It opens with a strong fruity peach note, with some floral. It seems more like a feminine fragrance, elegant enough to be worn by a princess. After a while, I detect something warm and pleasant in the scent that gives it a base and makes it feel a little less feminine. I’d guess it’s a combination of musk and sandalwood, which doesn’t take away the sweetness but provides a foundation that prevents the fruity-floral sweetness from feeling one-dimensional. With the musk and sandalwood the perfume becomes noticeably more mature, serious. Unlike many others, I don’t find this scent to be unisex — it leans very much feminine - especially the beginnig, even though it’s marketed as unisex on some websites and platforms. A fantastic fragrance with astonishingly high quality and a bold, strong scent profile. A 10/10 from a man — and that’s for a women’s fragrance. Too bad it’s not unisex :)

before i start commenting the fragrance itself let me say this - Ahmed al Maghribi's price to product ratio is unbeatable. the things they offer for the prices they demand is beyond what a regular designer snob/ dupe fanboy can comprehend. i still havent got the chance to try anything from Arabian Oud so i wont call AAM the best middle eastern house yet, but i assume they are very close. From an objective standpoint this fragrance is good for what it does, but assuming the fact something like this can be found for around 12€ it becomes a whole different story. it opens with a fruity apple rose vibe, somewhat feminine leaning in the opening. ever so slightly synthetic for the first 15 minutes, then it settles on skin. for the remainer of its 5-6 hours lifespan youre left with a combination of rose and peach scented sun lotion with fair projection. very obviously unisex. i see myself wearing the hell out of it this summer. successful blind buy. (Fragrantica, add Xtasy, Sapphire and O clock) Smell: 7.5/10 Longevity: 8/10 projection: 6/10 bottle: 7/10 packaging: 5/10

This is my first ever Ahmed Al Maghribi fragrance and I have to say this is absolutely phenomenal and it is definitely unisex if I could bottle this feeling of you wearing it and the setting then I would be on a beach in the south of France with a linen shirt and trousers on walking in my sandals with the hottest woman by my side. This kind of smell like those fresh sheets that you would put in a dryer like those bounce sheets that make your clothes smell refresh after a tumble dry. Its really clean airy flowery type of scent very light but strong and long lasting at the same time. Its a very simple fragrance in terms of not too much going on, but it is an absolutely beautiful unique scent. Its in the same kind of family as hibiscus mahajad and oud satin mood in that kind of space little less potent and a little more clean and fresh than those but in that similar space longevity is great. I get about seven hours and I get about two hours of decent projection

I really enjoy Endless. The scent profile is different from what I always lean towards to. Floral Fruity scent is nice but not new to the nose, I've always wanted to experience this scent regardless of it leaning towards femininity. I recently acquired Cinder and I would say AAM are doing it for me atm. Eying for Marj and Blu Oud since I'm also testing the samples and I'm enjoy them

It is really value for money. A crowd pleaser which literally attracts everyone. Blind buy it without second thoughts. Lasts for a pretty long time. One of my friends liked it so much that he bought 5 of them for his family. Lovely fragrance. Very very unisex.