Bahrain Pearl

Bahrain Pearl Al Rehab I am a big fan and collector of Arabic perfumes. While I was traveling to Qatar I saw a giant pearl statue ..right next to an old boats by the cornische...next to Waqif souq. At this time I haven't understand ... the middle of the dessert why- pearl..?. Kuwait .. Qatar/Oman Emirates... before they had oils...they were famous pearls collectors and traders. This perfume is a symbol of high class and economy grow from Persian Gulf countries. Every Arab knows this fragrance,.. and now.. even Americans... and Europeans... Why shall we love it? Well first.. bottle... amazing craft and and applying ... The bottle is like a perfume designed to celebrate luxury.. an old...pearls trading... and now.. the shape of the face of the bottle reminds.. the most expensive houses build in Cornische... Dubai palm... Yes this is the scent of luxury. Not every woman wants to be a queen, not every woman will appreciate the chance to be one of them. Its rare, its rich and not for everyone. If you have a style and personality to spoil yourself...feel the royality scent... from the dessert...there you go.. Let this scent take you to gold souks.... spices rich markets... feel the pretty oriental wind... from Hatta Oman... feel the beauty of long dark dress... covering your beauty...Feel special... you deserve it. You are special. .. Let it be. . .

Luxurious, tantalizing, heaven in a bottle! Love to smell this from the bottle every now and then for a serotonin boost. The only downside is how strong it is- too strong for me to wear on the skin, at the most, I would apply on an outer coat, I mostly use for the home. The bottle is gorgeous too!

Such a pretty smell. Its like a clean citrusy floral. Very pretty. It does smell like fabric softener but i am a fan of clean scents that makes me smell clean & fresh.

This perfume is not for the faint of heart. It’s exotic, it’s rich and it has to grow on you. If you’re into musky, rose with a hint of citrus this is the one for you,

Let me put this out there, in leu of a proper review, that will come in the future. As a completely random comparison, myself and my neighbor have both the “same” fragrance.. not so. Mine is an oil based, with glass dip stick, far more fresh and fruity: hers, a spray. With a very noticeable oudh/wood right away, whereas mine opens with a very light floral/citrus accord. Both bottles appear the same upon first glance, mine being an oil, hers being a spray. The notes definitely differ. I’m not sure which I prefer, maybe I’ll layer them both lol

12 Day of Scentmas Day 8 This smells so good! I've always been a fan of arab perfume oils. This was a blind buy, but I am so happy with it! It's a pretty musk scent with very vibrant florals surrounding it! It's really the florals that make this elegant. You can sort of pick up on the mandarin in the opening and it makes this feel bright. I think this can layer so well underneath so many of my fragrances and can also be worn alone.

Im not a big fan of Al-Rehab but this one and Silver r gems. Bahrein Pearl is bright sparkling fruity floral with great sillage and longevity. Lemongrass is very noticed but so well blended that uplift my mood straight away after applying.

My coworker bought it for me from Dubai and I love it! I described it as "a girl sun tanning at the beach" just a fun summer smell! It's not my usual style but I do enjoy it. Very strong!

The most beautiful bottle in the world. It looks like Ariel from the Little Mermaid would have this in her collect of sea treasure. I’ve got the attar 30ml oil version and it is like Sabaya but much smoother, softer and not as a screechy-fruity-floral-synthetic. But, it’s still a feminine pink citrus/musk/floral synthetic air-freshener type of scent. I was hoping for it to be like the pink fabric softeners or pink powdery deodorants but as it warms against my skin it gets sweeter and pinker until it is basically Sabaya but still better as it’s more refined and remains smoother. After the first few hours it mellows again and the tropical coconut softens any screech like a warm sunset. I love the dry-down as the musk comes through and it’s like sunscreen on your sun at the end of the best summers day that you’ll always remember. But I think I’ll throw mine back into an exotic ocean paradise from where it came. It takes on a Gabrielle parfum femininity that becomes too genetic for me. Al Rehabs Zahrat Hawaii takes over with the tropical pina colada oomph that I was hoping for.

K, don’t be fooled by the positive reviews here. This is a huge disappointment! I bought it thinking it was going to be a crisp, sparkling fragrance reminiscent of Very Valentino. It has the same cheap vibe as most of the other Al-Rehabs (the good ones being Nebras and Elena in my opinion) Most of them smell like they are set on a base of latex, Bahrain Pearl included. It opens with a nasal hair singeing, bitterly sour citrus odour that remains for about 4 hours. Eventually settles down (only slightly) and smells a bit like Balkis. Then it transforms into the cheap and unpleasant Next scent, Just Pink. Cloying throughout. I was gullible to think this would smell like Very Valentino. More like Very Violent, I’d say.

Review for the 6 ml roll-on: Although the notes for this fragrance appear moderately complex, Bahrain Pearl is a very simple scent. It's predominantly feminine smelling lemon (lemon grass), sweet jasmine, and musk. To my nose, nothing more or less. Longevity and projection are moderately low for the genre. The red roll-on packaging is attractive and the scent pleasant. Actually, a good stocking stuffer for a woman. A Gateway Arabian, if you will! For my tastes, the slightly challenging and infinitely more interesting Tajebni by Nabeel offers vastly more sophistication and flair in this same category of scent. It has elemi and cypriol added to the standard mix of lemon/jasmine. I see other notes listed (labdanum, for example), but those also I do not smell. It's stronger and simply fascinating in a way that Bahrain Pearl cannot be. However, I initially disliked Tajebni as 'odd', rather than its current status: addictive! NOTE: I believe these roll-ons are often of a lesser concentration than the larger bottles of attar, leading me to fully believe reviewers describing Bahrain Pearl as potent. The dryer sheets smell they describe is, to me, a combination of the type of musk used and a quite generic jasmine. To sum up, if you adore complex or powerful Arabians, Bahrain Pearl is an easy pass. If you are new to the Arabian world or desire a gift for someone who is, then this may be your jam. I would advise you to get something else for very youthful taste, however, as these notes could be perceived as mature.

This is a nice smell, but it is not a good perfume. It's the smell of fabric softener. I'm worried you may think I'm saying it smells LIKE fabric softener: I'm saying that Al-Rehab took a fragrance composition they had been selling to fabric softener manufacturers, diluted it down to turn it into a perfume, and called it Bahrain Pearl. If that's your thing, as clearly it is for many people, then this is going to be a great buy for you. The projection and longevity are OFF THE CHARTS. Seriously, I didn't even try this perfume on, I just opened the bottle a couple of times to smell it and got a tiny bit on my fingers without realizing it. That tiny, unperceived amount was like a fragrance bomb! It projected out a good 2 feet around me. I tried to wash it off... and I COULDN'T. I washed my hands several times. I even soaked my hands in castor oil for several minutes, then washed the castor oil off. Nothing worked. I gave up because smelling like warm, clean laundry isn't the worst thing ever. And that's exactly what it smells like--the warmest, coziest, fluffiest pile of freshly cleaned laundry you can possibly imagine. That's not what I look for in a perfume, but it is what I look for in an air freshener. And that's how I've been using it. Best damn air freshener I've ever bought. The bottle also makes for an interesting piece in my perfume collection. So between its air freshener uses and its decorative uses, I feel it was $25 well spent.

I set my eyes on this beauty some time ago but feared the lack of a wood note would tame it to a mere fruity floral. And certainly it's not thanks to Lemongrass which is a key player here. On application you get all the notes presenting themselves in a well blended, formidable and sparkling manner. At this stage Lemongrass and Orange lend a very aromatic vibe with the florals as a major support. Overtime as the orange note subsides a very heady bouquet becomes more prominent with Jasmine at it's forefront and some tamed sweetness from Rose. The third phase of this magnificent juice turns more powdery, a heavenly pairing between Orchid and Violet but with Lemongrass still present adding a touch of tanginess to the composition while Musk,well blended throughout gives the Middle Eastern vibe to the whole mix. Bahrain Pearl oozes class, refinement and ladylike sophistication from beginning to end. Like a beautiful Middle Eastern woman swathed in organza silk, cohled eyes intense, it allows enough to the naked eye with the promise of more but without losing its demure. Intense and aromatic throughout its journey it won't disappoint those who love Arabic oils in all their variations. Another gem from Al Rehab.

If you are expecting a tropical island breeze type of perfume, based on the name and bottle, this is definitely not it. It is not for everyone. I feel like it is a little misleading. It is a very white-floral forward perfume, a very white bar-soap scent. I can see why others would describe it as an air freshener scent or fabric softener. However, don't let it deter you, it does need 5 or 10 minutes to settle into the skin so it is not so overpowering. It then settles into a very delicious, soft rich lotion scent. I can see myself using this scent to go out for an evening dinner after showering and spending the whole day at the beach. Currently, I enjoy using this scent after a hot shower and before I go to sleep! It is very therapeutic in a way, It makes me feel fresh, like I'm enveloped in a squeaky clean bubble.

I just got introduced to this perfume. I am very sensitive when it comes to fragrances especially the types that smell from a distance. This one is by no means subtle but it very agreeable, warm, and is oil. I prefer oil perfumes. The sales person put a dab on the back of my hand and at first, it struck me as strong, so I did not buy it. Then in about 10 minutes or so after I left the store, I loved it and went back to purchase it. I just wanted to smell the back of my hand repeatedly. I am happy I bought it. The only problem is it is only 20ml with all that big bulky built bottle. I do not know what brand to liken it with.

This is my 1st perfume review ever... It was a blind buy based on reviews. Bahrain Pearl is a very unique, vibrant, creamy floral with a romantic but modern vibe. I can smell white roses, freesia and a hint of crisp pear and mandarin. The fragrance is very well balanced and simply stunning. Reminds me of Very Valentino with less citrus and a hint of creaminess. The longevity is impressive as it lasted around 11h on me. If you are into feminine florals with a character, definitely give it a try! 10/10 All the way!

This perfume has a Middle Eastern vibe to it. Its very loud, strong and noticable . When you apply it you get a blast of sweet fruity floral smell and it progress it a more musky sweet scent . I apply this in small quanity . I rate it 7/10 if you are a fan of orential frangrances you will love it . I pefer wearing it in Summer and Winter.

Reminds me along the lines of JPG Classique/Lancome Poeme. Update - 18/4/14: a fruity fragrance oil. Leaning closer to JPG Classique EDT - there is another fragrance very similar to Bahrain Pearl but i just cannot think which one. Will update further when i remember.

UPDATE : I just cannot get over how beautiful and unique this perfume is... It's certainly got the potential to become my signature... It smells luxurious and opulent but it's actually cheap as chips! I'm in love!

If you find poeme/jpg classique okay then pearl should be fine. I dont pick up on heavy jasmine all seems well blended.