Aroosat Al Emarat

This is a beautiful scent, and well worth the price. I bought it 2 years ago for £12.00 for 100ml. Even the bottle is a nice shape, and coloured in an ombre style; dark orangey red fading to a lighter shade. I have bought many of Ard Al Zaafaran perfumes and have yet to be disappointed with any. They are far superior to the high end UK perfumes just for their longevity alone. They are rich perfumes, have depth and smell expensive. Aroosat Al Amarat is lovely from the first spray. There is no screechy blast. I can smell the bergamot and orange, though they smell as if covered in a liqueur; smooth and rich. The perfume "blooms" throughout the day, but its never overpowering. The middle notes are smooth, and just as you think it's going to go powdery, the Tonka, caramel, vanilla and musk appear, which are cosy and warm. The Oud is not spicy or Smoky thankfully as I recently oversprayed an Oud fragrance before going out and I smelt like a bonfire all day. Not so with Aroosat Al Amarat is gorgeous and it's one of those scents that makes one keep sniffing ones wrists all day. If you like the amber/caramel vibe of Golden Sand, I think you would like this. The day after I can still smell it on my coat. I'd definitely recommend this fragrance and also explore the brands other fragrances.

So comforting. I am not sure if its the tonka bean note that makes me love this fragrance, but its my go-to bedtime scent. Does not last as long, but very calming scent to my nose. After I blind bought this fragrance, the price spiked up and I was unable to find it anymore so my finger is not on the trigger as much, but at the right price, I am open to purchasing this again. Worth a try!

I'm amazed at the "similar to" section. Well, on my skin it is 95% the same as Dior Poison Girl edp. Very sweet, good longevity, very affordable. If it's your jam. (Not really mine).

The notes listed here are for Ghality from the same brand, NOT for this perfume. Somehow they got mixed up when they put them up in fragrantica... These are the real notes according to the Add Al Zaafaran website: Top: Saffron, Bergamot, Mandarin, Neroli, Rose, Pink Pepper Heart: Patchouli, Gourmand, Cashmeran, Jasmine, Ylang Ylang, Lily Of The Valley, Cyclamen, Heliotrope Base: Amber, Leather, Cedarwood, Vanilla, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Musk, Amber

Currently wearing this. I think it's a long lasting fragrance. Sweetness on the dry down from the caramel. I don't get the oud in the dry down. And heavy on the floral from the jasmine mainly and a little of the rose. I like this one.