Amira Gold

I love this fragrance for unwinding at home after a long day, when you want to smell delicious but don't want anything too complex or that will project too much. Amira starts with a sharp, almost chlorine-smelling note on my skin which put me off the first few times I tried it, but I have learned that the magic happens as it unfolds on the skin - like many Arabian oils. Oud and orange kick in very quickly, softening down to sandalwood, hints of orange zest and a honey-floral blend which is hard to unpick. Pretty, soothing, sensual but also cheerful. This chills me out and perks me up at the same time. Reminds me at turns of both the more Oud-heavy Marwah and the (better than it sounds!) laundry-fruity-floral Noora from Al-Haramain. Amira sits closer to the skin, but if you like either of these - or indeed any of the more feminine leaning Al-Haramain oils - this is a no-brainer. (Side note: My husband adores sniffing this on my neck)

A simple and delicate perfume. The projection is not very good, but I didn't expect it to be, especially since I have the oil version. It smells very nice... orange, very little smoke (almost imperceptible), slightly spicy, a clean smell, and I perceive it as a unisex perfume.

This fragance is very elegant and bright! I smell mostly the orange note, very well blended. I agree that this perfume is very feminine.

Orange mixed with oud and sandelwood, nothing overpowering, but simple and lovely.

Oud and orange. Quite simple but I really like it.