Lamsat Harir

I agree that it’s very reminiscent of Si though it’s not a dupe (never tried Si Intense so I can’t comment)...it’s more floral than Si and smells abit richer (because of the tuberose I guess). I used to love Si when it first came out, but then I got a bottle and it started making me nauseous after a month of wearing it. There’s something sharp and piercing in Si that became noticeable and overbearing with time. But Lamsat Harir doesn’t make me nauseous like Si does inspite of smelling similar, it’s more rounded and floral, to me Lamsat Harir is the superior one. I really enjoy wearing this deeply feminine scent. An easy grab for a night out...it’s kind of mainstream/generic (sexy ‘grape soda’ white floral), but in a really good way, very ‘designer’ and trendy, and the quality is just fantastic for what you’re paying, it smells more expensive than its price. It’s for those evenings when you just want to smell delicious and attractive without overthinking it. I can see this one being especially popular with women aged 25-40. Great longevity and good enough sillage to garner compliments from those around you. I personally would restrict this for evening use, anytime of the year, it feels too much like a fun night-out, all dressed up scent for me to wear comfortably during the day...it smells lovely even on warmer nights and doesn’t overwhelm inspite of its sweetness.

Have not heard of Arabiyat before, so I thought I would try the sample of Lamsat Harir that the scent sampler had sent as a freebie. Wow... a sweet oriental tuberose and cedar wood.Going back in history, my first niche perfume purchase was Cedre by Serge Lutens bought from Sephora, Paris in September 1998 and this reminds me a lot of that rich heady perfume. The bottle of Cedre has long been used up and a replacement bottle may or may not be reformulated, and if it has, there’s no need to panic if I own a bottle of this stunning juice. Wearing it: For the first 4-5 hours it is mainly a swirl of tuberose and cedarwood surrounding me and there is an alternate patchouli musk scent on my skin. At 5 hours, patchouli musk moves to centre stage, tuberose retreats to the wrist, move my arm away and it’s back to the tuberose cedarwood being dominant, back and forth patchouli musk for the next 3 hours. A real perfume dance. Lasts easily 12 hours + on my skin and by 18 hours, a skin scent. Suffice to say it’s feminine, but if a man had a heavy Oud perfume that needed brightening up, this could be layered over I would imagine. It’s for cool weather, being so rich and heady and extremely well blended. For a winter tuberose cedarwood perfume, Lamsat easily fits the bill.

It is very fresh, fruity and not too overwhelming. It was a blind buy, and I'm glad it was great. It's quite a mature scent, and at first hour it projects. I'd recommend it for the girlies who love fruity, fresh scents. It smelled like a grandma scent at first, but after maceration, I loved it. For longevity, it lasts quite long compared to others, but I'm still letting it macerate more. UPDATE I have had it for almost 7 months and I don't like it anymore :-( It has gotten more concentrated, and the sweet note has disappeared, leaving a scent that gives me nausea. It is also quite mature, suitable for an older lady. It has a sort of spicy woody scent I do not like. I will be giving this out to my mum, my younger sister didn't like it when I gave it to her.

This one grew on me and I love it— it's so different for me. For context, I gravitate towards airy, light, fruity fragrances, like Glossier You, Dedcool Milk, Liis Floating, etc. Out of all of the fragrance notes listed, this fragrance oil smells like a 50/50 mix of grape and tuberose. The opening immediately has the familiarity of an Arabian perfume, smelling mostly of grape with some tartness from the black current. It then dries down to a lightly floral tuberose, with the grape still pretty forward (almost like a sweet Concord grape juice). I like this fragrance more and more each time I wear it, it's so unique and sexy in my opinion but also dare I say, a safe blind buy if you're looking for an Arabian perfume?

The initial spray is very harsh grapefruit, but once it settles (10-15 mins), it becomes really good, almost too good for its price. Really sweet fruity notes with floral hints once it settles, and it only gets better as time goes. I would say it leans to the feminine side, but it works for a man too. I personally enjoy it as a winter fragrance. Longevity is great. Three sprays stay for 8+ hours on my skin. Projection is decent too. First hour it projects up to 2 meters, then it projects up to 1 meter for 2 hours, after that it becomes a skin scent.If you are looking for a cheap winter fragrance that smells unique, and lasts for a long time, this is it. 9.5/10

You have to be truly nose blind to not realise this is duping Armani Si - especially in the dry down. Warning - this is a really powerful perfume, honestly it trumps most Montales/Manceras. A few sprays and you're good to go for the day. The beginning is different - soapy-sweet fizzy grape / berry juice - sort of coca cola but more sophisticated, absolutely no alcohol singeing the nose. But the dry-down is 200% Armani Si Intense (Black bottle). Do I recommend this over Si? Yes, only because it smells as classy and complex as Si. It's rich, stellar performance and one of the best inspired/dupe fragrances of Si I have laid my nose on. Highly recommend

Love at first whiff. The fizzy grape cola takes are all on point. This is a “I’m a grown up AND I can have fun” scent. There is something ever so slightly spicy about it which keeps it from being childish. Think grape scented shampoo with a hint of warmth in the dry down. I was looking for a juicy, cola like scent like this and I didn’t even need to test on skin to know this was coming home with me. I had no idea grape notes are so delicious! Just wish it lasted a bit longer on me but at this price point, that’s not much of a complaint. Yummy. 🍇

This is one of my favorites in my collection. I find it to be quite sensual and inviting. Will definitely repurchase when my bottle empties. Everyone mentions a coca cola scent, but for me, the beverage that comes to mind is a sweet red wine. I don't drink, but have worked in a restaurant and it smells of a sweet sensual red wine, with a certain depth to it. It's difficult to describe, but when I smell it I imagine a beautiful dark haired woman with an air of mystery to her wearing something dark with a touch of scarlet.

I have fallen in love with this fragrance. It opens as a sweet sparkling fruity scent. As it dries down, it softens into a nice white floral fragrance that is more elegant than expected. When I wear it, I get that look from men that tells me it’s alluring. The heart notes last for many hours. The final base notes finally make their appearance as a skin scent. The whole journey with this fragrance makes me feel feminine and pretty. This is a 10/10 for me.

I love Si and My Burberry Black and this perfume reminds me some of both those DNAs, but I would not say it was a clone of Si -- although similar, but Lasmat Harir is a bit sweeter from the grapes. It also reminds me of perfume's I wore in the 1990s-- not old lady/cloying, but has that 90s vibe. I like this perfume alot and can definitely see myself wearing this for work/presentations. It lasts for me much longer than Si does, so that is a bonus!

Grapes, blackcurrant, tuberose, musk and cedar: these are the lovely notes I smell (perfume oil) that make it a rather interesting cross between Armani Sì and Coca cola. It is feminine, a juicy fruity floral that leans musky, moderately lasting and very inviting. I will most likely repurchase when I've gone through my little oil bottle. It is of such excellent quality and inexpensive too.

This is one of my first Middle Eastern fragrance which I bought a year ago, and I can say it didn't disappoint! For 10 dollars, it's longevity is superb! Upon initial spray, the cherry cola along with its fruity notes are prominent without being juvenile. And then it dries down to something musky yet pleasing! 🙃 Planning to get a second bottle.

Really Love this,although i had it for over a year before i actually started appreciating the beautiful of it ...The dry down is so similar to Si armani.It's something that i would wear to bed with a first time lover because it’s just so intimate and feminine.The Tuberose really does shine through in this one.

This is a nice sweet subtle perfume, I bought this one on a blind ,and was hoping that it would not be a waste of money. I'm very pleased with my purchase this one may have a different vibe than anything I currently have in my perfume wardrobe.

I would recommend trying Armani Si then try this perfume. I own the Armani Si intense. I have this in oil form. And it's gorgeous. The dry down of Lamsat Harir is so close to Armani Sì intense it's hard to tell them apart.

This is a win! Smells like Si intense which I love, but at a fraction of the cost. There are no screechy notes or sharp edges....she's sweet, smooth, well rounded floral and fruity, and lasts all day.

This perfume is SO juicy! The grape and black currant in the opening are so fresh and delicious. It settles into a beautiful floral bouquet with tuberose being the star. Definitely gets compliments!

This is sooooo pretty. Fruity and Fizzy, a bit like a grape soda but wow, so underrated. Fun, playful yet refreshing. Can't really go wrong with this one, and for the price?? Run, go get it!

This is an absolutely amazing fragrance. Every time I wear it I get a compliment. and people ask me what it is. crowd, pleasing and beautiful and they say it is a dupe for Si EDP

Really prominent grape note. I love it. Got it from Soghaat, received with a gift deodorant. Smells like a grape beverage, but in a good way. I can say that it's very chic.