Dirham

Dirham is a beautiful, simple fragrance that gets better and better as it macerates. The harsh synthetics seem to dissipate with time. Initially I was disappointed that the opening was so abrasive, but after a few minutes it became more pleasing. Months later I came back to test for changes and I can say it's a fragrance I have to sniff over and over through a wearing. The florals are "wearable" for a sigma male like myself. I have nothing in my collection that nears its scent profile. (I've heard I may enjoy exploring more oriental Frags). My only complaint for Dirham would be in regards to its performance. It lasts for many hours, but is not much above a skin scent after a little less than 2 (on my skin). Other than that, I'd gladly repurchase it~

Dirham is a very pleasant , light but very noticeable, fresh , citrusy, soapy and floral scent. its perfect for summertime especially here in Karachi, Pakistan during May June July ... While some compare it to other high-end fragrances, this perfume occupies a unique space in my collection. Its scent is unlike anything else I own. I have been using it for years now and never get bored of it. I use it fresh out of the shower on my skin and I am done for the day. This perfume offers incredible value. The affordability allows me to be more liberal with how much I use, making it a real pleasure.

A softer more skin scent with lots of citrus and floral. For the price, great to use under other inspired by. Decent longevity, but we feel it becomes a skin scent quicker than some of the other inspired by. For the price, great for layering or if you'll be in a crowded place where you don't want to offend with your scent but still smell clean and fresh. Great inexpensive blind buy.

nice fresh scent for on the go, i use it when i go to the gym or when going to the corner shop projects nicely however doesn't last very long but don't expect it to because of the super low price tag sweet oriental spiced rose scent 8/10

White flower, fruity cheapie! This is a pleasant find; it was on clearance when I got it, and I paid around 10USD for a 2-pcs set after tax. It seems that one could acquire this ~ 15USD however, and I am going to preface this review emphasizing its price. It starts off bitter and sharp, possibly from synthetic lavender and jasmine which soon dies down around minutes to unfold gorgeous blend of lavender, jasmine and rose. The rose used here adds more of a fruity sweetness than flowery aspects. Jasmine is the most dominant, and it is bordering slightly towards indolic side which I could see why this fragrance can be divisive especially for the guys. I could see the resemblance of this to MYSLF surprisingly, as well as Reflection Man, although their ingredients' quality way surpass Ard Al Zaafaran. But we also know that you'd have to pay 5x-10x the price of this for the same size. Nikos Sculpture, a wonderful cheapie is also in the vein of this. In terms of sweetness, this is slightly sweeter than Reflection Man, but drier than MYSLF. I believe this smells more expensive than what it costs, and this would be one's dumb reach fragrance.