Narjis

i like the scent. sounds like grape smell. very freshy. not powdery.

I was surprised that this is not really a lilac scent, nor is it similar to any perfume that comes in a light purple bottle. The name Narjis (narcissus/daffodil in Arabic) also doesn't say anything about the actual scent, but that's not really surprising, as it's also a used as a female name. This is a fruity musk scent in the vein of Tiziana Terenzi Kirké and Xerjoff Erba Pura. It smells like sweet, fresh, yellow and orange tropical fruit, like passion fruit and citruses, on a base of sharp and clean musk. Compared to the original scents it's rather soft and fluffy, which is also surprising, considering Al-Rehab usually makes powerhouse fragrances that are sometimes stronger than the high-end perfumes they were inspired by. In this case I don't mind it at all. I hate the nose-burningly harsh musky base notes of EP/Kirké, I suspect my nose is overly sensitive to them, but this is so much softer that I actually like it. The fruit notes still have a radiant aura and are more intense than the usual fruity citrus scents. I'm not sure if I can sense any lilac here, but maybe they really used some subtle honeyed floral to mellow the scent. This is really nice for the price. If you find EP & Kirké a little too much, but like the concept, it's worth a try. As always, this review is for the EDP spray.

Narjis smells so nice to me. I just purchased the oil a couple of days ago, so I'm still becoming familiar with it, but it was love at first sniff. The aroma from this perfume oil is really floral and fresh, but a little sweet, a little musky, a touch of green. Overall, very pretty and feminine and fresh. One thing I noticed is that it's really loud when I first apply it, so projection seems strong, however longevity is on the weaker side. I may need to apply this every few hours, but it's well worth the price and easy to carry around to reapply. I'd recommend it for those that like floral and pretty generic but pretty scents, and at the price there's really not much risk to try it out. Edit: I noticed on the dry down it reminds me of the sweet musk in YSL Black Opium. I also noticed it turns a little sour on my skin after a few hour, which causes me to feel a little nauseous. 1.16.2022 Smells like a cheap artificial grape scent now

This is newly added their so i thought i should share my experience with this one as their is not much reviews in Google as well ....okay so i have both oil as well as perfume of this ..n i must say both r little different like the perfume is in fresher side bt the oil is little sugary ..i like more sweet scents thereby i love oil more ... longevity and sillage for both are pooor i mean they both doesn't last more than one hour individually.. bt i layer both of them then it tends to last 2 hr ( on clothes) atleast on me .. overall a citrusy fresh floral green fragrance with little sweetness ( edp) bt the oil is like sugary citrusy floral fruity fragrance nothing unique bt i mean they r so cheap so we can give it a try may be someone's find it as a signature scent ...u can just like this fragrance not love ... depending on the person's choice

The opening is sweet-fruity-floral, but surprisingly more interesting than most. The dry down seems to be clean lilac musk. Not a Punch of lilac, but a subtle and pretty one. Actually, I like the mid notes and dry down best of all, which is a lovely surprise! Top notes have short longevity. Happily, dry down lingered on me as a skin scent for many hours. Recommended as a Simple but Satisfying modern floral. Suitable for Summer for all ages. Extremely pleased one of the latest Al Rehabs is as useful and pretty as some of their older releases! ENJOY.