Dirham Oud

Great stuff. Most prominent notes are the raspberry, sandalwood and musk.Lasts and projects all day - like everything else from Aard al Zafaran. Also great value for money. And virtually no one else is wearing this so you'll be unique.

An oud fragrance that you can wear during summer because it is light and rounded with nice musks. Neeb inspired me into buying this one. It is good, girls love it, it is unique. Very underrated over here. Incredible injustice.

I am probably biased, but I love this smell. To me its very nostalgic because it smells like the mosque I used to go to as a kid. It smells like my best friend, like when I used to pray next to her. Its sweet but deep, sort of fresh, slightly floral and oriental.

For the price it’s blended beautifully, on my skin it turns sweet which mixes well with the oud notes. I definitely recommend, I get many compliments for it. Can be unisex

This perfume can't be bothered to be good. It is what it is, and it's pretty terrible. Nauseating and headache inducing. The cheapest oud in town is exploited beyond belief, in this remarkably boring attempt at an oud-based fragrance. Duller than dishwater, don't expect a complex scent load from this knackered old clopper. The bottle and its presentation tries to be grandiose, but it falls flat and goes a bit flabby, like a fat twat's bingo wing, swinging about in the wind like a donkey's dick. It is so boring that it makes me shed an involuntary tear whenever I smell it, because I know how good oud can be when it is of high quality and used appropriately. It's almost like buying an Armani bag from a market trader in the middle of Stoke-on-Trent, to realise upon getting home that you have bought a counterfeit bag. If you would have paid closer attention, instead of just focusing on the price, you would have seen its many pitfalls. Don't waste your time or your penny pounds on this dull piece of shit. Hold those finances back and use them on something better. 1/10. Utter tosh, fit only for the bin or the homeless.