Lubab

This perfume is extremely unique. I blind purchased it for it's cheap price point and fragrantica similarities to Scents I like but it doesn't match either. This is an Arab style scent that meets barbershop. Amazing scent profile and composition. Leans synthetic but a compliment getter. My initial impressions was that this is a typical deodorant smell but once I gifted it to my uncle, and he applied it with a few spritz i was amazed at the silage and whiffs I would get when I was within his scent bubble.

As with every azha perfume I own I am for once again impressed. An unusual mix of fougere and lipsticky-perfumey elements. The opening is quite herbal-green and reminds me of old, classic scents, while giving me some petersilie vibes. After a while the green character gets interrupted from a dry, chalk like, make up note, mixing classic mens' and womens' scents. The result is a sexy, classic, unisex scent that has a powerful sillage, lasts all day and does not break the bank.

I do agree this is most definitely similar to V pour Homme and Daarej. It has two pros that Daarej hasn't. 1. It lasts real long and it's hella strong, my Daarej is water. 2. It smells a bit less sweet than Daarej. Strong like by me.

Azha is a sister brand if Rasasi. This is a straight up clone of Valentino pour Homme V and in the same ballpark as Rasasi Daarej. Powdery, green, slightly rosy and vanillic. Not a bad scent, but Rasasi Daarej is of better quality. This has absolutely nothing to do with Dior Homme 2005 - 0%

This was bought from Tik Tok after a few influencers were saying this should be worn by females, that it is unisex despite it saying, for men. Well, NO, harsh, no. This is herbal and very masculine. There is nothing unisex about it and I am having to pack it up and return after trying it a few times. I just can't get over that it smells like an old-man. More like an aftershave in an old-timey barbershop. Not terrible if that is your vibe. Just more dated and Ultra-masculine.