Salam

This is so amazing I am glad nobody is talking about it. I get noticed with this hardcore. It’s so good, means a tad feminine so that may be why the women love it, but I just love woody musk scents with so much vibrancy going on, almost has a slight incense vibe going on, but it’s all about that sandalwood dry down for this man, love this scent and dang!!!!!!

The perfect blen of fresh and wioody notes, absolutel a banger

A pleasant fragrance that I enjoyed for the day It was citrus focused in the opening with the powderiness following up and leaving the citruses behind to keep the base all about powder I enjoyed it but it wasn’t something groundbreaking or different than other scents yes it doesn’t seem to copy any specific scent but it’s definitely inspires from other creations It last for a good while but it doesn’t project as much A safe blind buy if you can justify the price for me it a little more overpriced for what it is

pleasant and high quality but very generic sweet fragrance. absolutely nothing special. no character, no development, no changes in the composition. Completely overpriced. Wouldn't even pay 100 bucks for this. maybe for 70-80 it wouldn't feel like a total ripoff and even then i would be bored so fast by this that i would regret the purchase. The quintessential "niche" fragrance of someone that fears anyone might dislike what they wear and so they pay a lot to claim wearing niche but still try for everyone to like it and get compliments. It's like a person that is kind to everyone, with no opposition, in constant pursuit of being adored, in a bottle.

Bought this just cause sadly I couldn't afford the price tag of the other Anfas I wanted to buy. Probably cause I am self-disappointed on having to choose the cheaper option, I grew a very bad relationship with this (still)overprice bottle. It has an Italian vibe to it: the way it is blended and how it develops and sadly, the weak performance. The base notes hits you right away, you know already where this is going since the very beginning, so you know this will be a skin-like scent. The base is very velvety, with a suede feeling to this sandalwood and musk accord. Possibly, the only real unexpected surprise this will give you is that the top notes will act very differently wether you smell it on paper or on skin. On paper, the head notes will hit you at the beginning with a really nice zesty kick to the musky base (which, sadly, is what made me buy this one), but when you spray on skin (I tried this on different people, so I confirm it really acts like this on all the people I sprayed this on), the head notes show up on a later stage (like 30 to 1 h later) in a super candied form (this being possibly the only emirati sensation to this perfume). This candy fruit/amber combo reaction makes me link this a lot with Anbar from a another much more complex and Hedgy emirati brand, Tola. All in all, if you want a real emirati fantasy, avoid the basic line and go for the watan collection, although, I still don't see why paying that price. Curious fact: these are made in Italy, and proudly advertised as so. I am Italian, and off course I am a proud supporter of our perfume industry, so refined and sophisticated and most importantly, edgy above most of the other perfume schools, but in this case, when you want to sell your brand as an imaginative "emirati" fantasy, you should consider a local take on your production, like amouage does (with the same price tag).

The thrill of the first meeting: this is what Salam wants to represent. Sparkling, lively opening, as if it were a thrill that passes through us due to emotion, which transforms into a powdery and sweet, slightly flowery scent. A bit like feeling good, understanding each other and enjoying the moment. A truly pleasant, fresh and elegant fragrance. A great mess it doesn't last very long. “The Lovers” painted by Henri Martin

soft, creamy, powdery, subtle. Very elegant and quite. Dont expect anything beastmode.