Teef Al Hub

I love this perfume because it reminds me of a popular drink in our country called 'sirap bandung', a mix of rose syrup and sweetened milk. I can also detect hints of caramel, vanilla and a touch of almond. What I appreciate most is that it’s not overpowering and doesn't give me headaches. It's become my signature scent.

if you have Musk Vanille by Maison Alhambra or Mocha Wood by Fragrance World. or Delilah by Maison Alhambra... you do not need this. They all smell similar...all beautiful, but all too, too much alike. You're welcome.

Although I can't stand the smell of rose in perfumes, here you can barely feel it. It's a beautiful perfume, very sweet, it smells like honey. It is not a blindbuy safe, I recommend testing it before purchasing.

I don't think the notes are right. This is straight up roses vanille but not as dense. Roses vanille is strong in performance, teef al hub is just moderate.

I heard people saying Teef al hub smells like Roses vanille, so i decided to buy it to discover this roses/vanilla sweet DNA and see if i like it! It's very very cheap in my country unlike Roses vanille Unfortunately i don't like it, the very sweet sugary rose combined with heavy vanilla and oud is too much for me Teef al hub is not heavy it's actually very soft For people who like roses vanille but find it strong, try teef al hub maybe you'll like it

After letting my decant macerate for a few months, it smells kinda synthetic in a way? However, the oud is pretty eminent as well as the pineapple. Didn't pick up on the almond blossom and caramel at all. Kinda sad about it but it works when layering with other light gourmand scents. Overall, smells pretty sharp on me :/

I've never experienced Roses Vanille, but there are a few fragrances that come to mind, when smelling Teef al Hub. One is Saqr Al Emarat by Khalis, and another is Giorgio Gold by Giorgio Beverly Hills. The Khalis scent has a sharper opening with an apple note. Giorgio Gold opens with more depth, with a pronounced patchouli. Both dry down to something very similar to Teef al Hub. The rose note is similar to the rose I get in Rose Maliki by Swiss Arabian. It's a dried, candied rose. I swear I get a really nice tobacco in Teef al Hub. The over all feeling is comfortably sweet and "lived in". It's actually pretty subtle. Nothing overwhelming to me all, even in warm weather. If you have any of the formentioned perfumes, but find them too much in the heat, Teef al Hub may be a great alternative.

I don’t get any oud in this. Lovely perfume. Sweet vanilla rose. I have a number of perfumes in this Roses Vanille (except Roses Vanille itself): Swiss Arabian Florence Swiss Arabian Crystal Rose Al Haramain Tanasuk (oil) Zara Rose Gourmand If you are not wanting to double up of scent profiles too much in your collection, they are all similar enough that any one of them will do. So yes I have 5 that all smell so similar......but they are lovely and I can’t be mad about it at all! ❤️

Fluffy powdery vanilla with a touch of candied rose. Not loud and very feminine. Reminds me of love by Chloe although they've different scent profile and it also reminds me of tanning body oils. Good if you like warm powdery feminine scents.

I ordered Mancera Roses Vanille on ebay and when I sprayed it I was like hm.. I have something that smells exactly like this and it is one of my middle eastern fragrances and this is it. If i knew that I wouldn't have bought Mancera.

Rose + Vanilla = Honey. I'm not really a fan of roses, so I just came to the store to sniff it, and the equation above is what I got. If you're a fan of honey, this is right up your alley. Sweet honey.

Someone stated that this one smells similar to Fenty EDP 🤔 does anyone get that from this? I own Fenty and love it so wouldn’t mind a cheaper dupe in my collection as well.

Very sweet, caramely, & slight rose. Very, very sugary sweet. I'll let it macerate and try it again in a few months.

I personally would say I like Teef Al Hub’s creaminess but prefer Roses Vanille’s long lasting properties

Please test before buying. Might save you $$$