Celestial Wood

Celestial Wood Hamidi has a nice bottle with magnetic cap. Inexpensive and the juice is pretty oily means higher fragrance oil concentration. The shiny oil is on my skin for quite some time. This is similar to Tom Ford Oud Wood and Versace Oud Noir but it's projection is rather low despite decent longetivity, mainly because of the higher oil concentration despite being listed as an Edp. Decent dupe decent dna. Not too bad.

@JasKiew not necessarily... Oilier perfume doesn’t automatically mean you’re getting a higher concentration of perfume in your product. Attars (and, apparently, ‘water perfumes’ exist.) And in the case of Hamidi, on their “About Us” page: “This brand is dedicated to oriental perfumery and appeals to the modern enthusiast who is deeply intrigued by the mysticism of Arabic perfumery and traditional values. Products include a wide range of Pure Dehn El Ouds, a variety of Agarwoods and Mukhalats, concentrated perfume oils, water perfumes, deodorants, burning essences and air fresheners.” So, these perfumes are perfume mixed with water, sadly. That would explain the oily residue these leave despite still only being EDP concentration. If their perfumes had a higher perfume concentration than EDP, you can bet that they’d use that as a marketing tactic and mention so. There’s no benefit to a company adding a higher concentration at higher cost to the brand and not bragging about it to turn potential customers into purchasing customers.

Yeah it seems hamidi don't use alcohol, but a water/oil mixture of some type. You really feel a difference when spraying on skin, it feels so soft! Its actually really pleasant.