Narjis

The violet is predominant in this perfumed oil, maybe that's why it reminds me of Guerlain - My Insolence, but it stays close to the skin so is not so invasive as G- MI. I can't detect the other notes listed here, no rose nor jasmine.,but probably is my nose. After four hours it is still there as strong as before, so it has a good longevity. The fragrance is very feminine and seems sophisticated. The bottle is simply gorgeous. I would've paid the price even if it was empty:-))))). Altogether a safe blind buy if you re into violet fragrances. For me is a big Yes!

Oh my god I love this I've been dancing around Flower for ages but somehow it never felt right but oh boy this oil is perfect I see myself adding this to my unscented body lotions and dwelling in absolute bliss

Al Haramain's Narjis is a fragrance that exudes an aura of smoothness and luxury. With its prominent violet notes and delicate powdery facets, it wraps around you like a plush velvet cloak. As someone who leads an active lifestyle, constantly on the move, sweating is a familiar companion. Yet, even after six hours of intense outdoor activity in a high-stress scenario, I could still catch the captivating scent of Narjis lingering on my skin. I carefully applied it to my pulse points, and to my delight, it remained present throughout the entire time. The longevity of Narjis truly impressed me, as it gracefully endured the demands of my dynamic lifestyle, leaving a trail of its mesmerizing essence wherever I went.

I found here what I was looking for in Prada L'Homme. A powdery, musky Violet: however, the accord includes jasmine, so if you like both notes this may be a winner. Not an excessive perfume by any means, I personally love it.

Perfect for violet lovers, if you like kenzo, you will love Nirgis too. Longiviti is good. Silage is very intimate. Safe blind buy, for sure