Sabah Al Ward

Amei a fragrância, saída tem cheiro doce de vinho é um perfumão bem sensual depois evolui pra um floral abaunilhado muito gostoso, da pra sentir o fundo de cacau... Excelente, pena que a fixação dele não é das melhores, na minha pele dura umas 4 horas projeta 1h mais ou menos... Se tivesse mais fixação com certeza seria meu favorito 💔

Just received this in the mail and I'm in love! I definitely get the grape smell as someone mentioned below, along with the orange blossom, cocoa, vanilla and patchouli to ground the fragrance. This is a very feminine and sexy perfume. It does give L'Interdit vibes, but definitely not a dupe/ clone. The bottle is also very beautiful!

Meu primeiro perfume árabe, sempre terá meu coração. Não acho ele tão parecido com o Ilia secreto, esse outro ganhei e logo passei pra frente porque achei enjoativo. Mas o Sabah não me enjoa em nada, pelo contrário, gostaria que durasse mais (na minha pele, sinto a fixação de 5/6 horas, o que é ok)

Really beautiful as scent and a representation ! Gorgeous bottle and a good price - all around incredible experience - The scent has only a slight note similar to L’Interdit, it’s more creamy and round ..Love from the first sniff ..My kind of fragrance !

People try too hard to break down notes, I’ll keep it simple, this is sweet fruity in a semi dark way, super sexy to me as a guy, it’s smooth, nothing overly syntehtic or weird. I get headaches easily from synthetics and this one is good to me.

This is a sexy grown woman scent. Perfect for a black tie event at night where the plan is to turn heads. A darker and creamier version of L'interdit Rouge Ultime with more projection and staying power.

This smells SOOO good like grape Bubblelicious gum from back in the day. And layer it with Choco Musk.... True gourmand.

é um perfume doce sem ser enjoativo, tem cheiro de uva pra mim kkkkkkk bem sensual, não acho que combine no calor

Very similar to L interdit Rouge Excellent and sexy

Not sure what I expected when I blind-purchased Sabah Al-Ward "Al Wataniah." I think I was simply chasing an affordable, interesting, mixed floral fragrance with some cacao, a bit of patchouli. Personally, I do not feel Al Wataniah is inspired by any perfume, or fragrance I'm familiar with (including Givency L'Interdit Rouge and DEFINITELY not Alien). @Fratellix wrote the perfect review. Al Watiniah is a very pretty, feminine, jasmine-centric perfume with a bit of vanilla, cacao and tonka in its drydown. This perfume is simple, linear, diaphanous and ethereal. I'm partial to denser, more beast-mode perfumes. But Al Watiniah is pretty.

Muy rico, super invernal, me sorprendio relacion precio calidad ya que es duradero y de buena estela. Se le siente muy bien el picor de la pimienta rosa y luego de secado el jazmin en combinacion con la vainilla y el cacao. Es bien nocturno ya que es un perfume muy sexy. No llego a descubrir que es, pero la combinacion de las notas hace que parezca que tiene uvas. No es un perfume para usar todos los dias ya que puede saturar un poco el olfato, tampoco recomiendo comprar a ciegas. Tiene un parecido con el Orissima Divine de Ted Lapidus. Si tienes muchos perfumes es una buena opcion para ir cambiando.

Very nice floral fragrance (but not overpowering) with some sweetness from the vanilla. Perfect for any occasion and very well priced. Wears well too especially on clothes. In my opinion it has a similar vibe to l'interdit by givenchy but it doesn't smell like it enough to be considered a dupe - it's just a bit similar (but sweeter) in the dry down.

To begin with, this perfume is not a clone of L'Interdit - Givenchy. Anyone who claims it, is mistaken. The similarity with L'Interdit is very weakly, but the Sabah Al Ward is a good perfume no doubts, as many people describe in the comments below. It is fruity, sweet, cozy and smells like grapes. It is worth having in your collection.

Um cheiro doce e sensual. Mais aplicável para noite ou até em dias frios. Transmite uma sensação de inverno com cheiro de uva, mas tem a pimenta no fundo. Um perfume interessante, gostoso de usar em ocasiões específicas. Valeu a compra!

It’s a total beast! So so strong floral, sweet and sexy.

Just received mine today, which I got for $15. The opening is similar to another jasmine infused ME perfume I have, which is Ameerat Al Arab. I don't know if I got a bad batch because initially, I get heavy notes of jasmine and other white floral notes and then that's it! It doesn't evolve into something vanilla or gourmand which everyone's describing, and the main reason why I bought it. Moreover, its longevity is completely opposite to the reviews I've read. To me, it performs like a mist. 😔 Will leave it for a month and then revisit. But for now, it's just meh for me. Edit: 2 months has passed and I re-visited it, and now I always reach for it it. It has turned into a beautiful floral gourmand scent that's so pretty and lovable with an incredible drydown. So sorry for the initial review!

Sweet synthetic purple grapes on the top, a weak neroli in the middle and sweet tonka with a hint of chocolate in the bass. It's a very strong performer and one of the three fragrances from this brand that plays with grapes (this is a well known trend in recent feminine perfumery). Watani is very Armani Sì-ish, Thahaani is a powdery L'Interdit and Sabah smells like a well done twist on the brazilian cheapie Ilía Secreto by Natura. I don't particularly like this one because I'm not a fan of neroli/orange blossoms in this much concentration, but I get why people love it, easy pleaser.

Very fruity in the opening, but for me smells like and artificial grape scent. I can smell some pepper and something sweet. Very juvenile.

The translation of the perfume's name is "Morning of Roses" or "Morning of Flowers" in Arabic. When I smelled the scent in the bottle, it immediately reminded me of jasmine, which is what attracted me. A white floral perfume with a warm and spicy base. Interestingly, it was only after I knew the translation of the name that I was able to identify this sensation of soft, pink rose petals. On the skin, the opening is more fruity, with a slight bitterness, which I believe is from pink pepper, but what came to mind was that fresh bitterness of crushed leaves. Then it becomes sweeter and warmer, which can really bring to mind a dawn, at first fresh, with flowers covered in dew, and then the warmth of the sun on the skin. After a while, the cocoa becomes more pronounced, along with the tonka bean, and a touch of vanilla. It is a warm, cozy, and chocolatey floral. The color of the scent is a magenta pink to me, although sometimes the white floral stands out. A feminine, delicate, and mature perfume, with a subtle sensuality. Unfortunately it's not for me, but I found it an interesting experience anyway! I only smelled grapes after reading reviews from people saying so, but that was never my personal impression. When we hear opinions, this can influence our sensory perception, but I prefer to "tune in" to other images and references that the perfume takes me to.

Sabah does not smell like grapes, nor like grape-scented products. That phantom note usually appears when someone cannot quite identify a raw material and the brain, always looking for the shortest route, grabs the closest familiar association. What stands out here is jasmine sambac blended with neroli: a classic white-floral pairing, sunny and instantly recognizable in perfumery. Pink pepper makes a discreet appearance at the opening, but do not expect a dramatic evolution. Within a few minutes, the fragrance shows its face and stays there. It is a luminous white floral, lightly resinous because of the vanilla and cacao seeds, though these notes appear very timidly. To catch them, you almost have to press your nose against the skin and conduct an olfactory investigation. It does not reinvent the wheel, nor does it pretend to revolutionize Arabic perfumery. Still, for its accessible price, it is a worthwhile addition for anyone who enjoys warmer, sunlit white florals.