Bal Dorient

This one smells a lot like oud satin mood by MFK but I only tested it in store so I don't have any ideas about its performance/sillage but pretty sure it's not as strong as oud satin mood cause that one is nuclear

It has a soapy smell at first. It turns into a sweet scent later.

Bal d'Orient was a surprise. For the first minutes, I was reminded of classic cosmetics rather than sweets. Rose soap, face powder, old-fashioned elegance. There was something almost vintage about it, bringing to mind the great feminine fragrances of the 1980s. Not in composition, but in atmosphere. For a brief moment I even thought of Knowing and the kind of luxurious rose-scented soap that once sat beside the sink in expensive hotels. As the fragrance settled, the projection softened. The rose remained present but became gentler, surrounded by sweet woods and powder. The perfume suddenly reminded me of my former esoteric shop whenever a shipment arrived from a wholesaler. The smell of unopened boxes filled with incense, essential oils, batik fabrics, handmade goods from Nepal, India and Tibet. Sandalwood, rose oil, traces of incense clinging to textiles. Not one specific note, but an entire atmosphere. What I smell is a crossroads of cultures: Bulgarian rose oil in tiny wooden boxes, rose-scented devotional objects, incense smoke, polished wood, distant spice markets and old-fashioned cosmetics. Curiously, despite the modern sweetness in the base, the fragrance never feels youthful or trendy to me. It feels grown-up. Not a TikTok sensation. More like a woman who knows exactly who she is.

really reminds me of MFK oud satin mood