Deep Masa'ey

All those days that passed without you or spent waiting for you,felt meaningless. Today, when I opened my bottle and sprayed it four times, I went to the mosque and found myself inspired by my own fragrance. The violets—yes,the cool woods and some oud accords were familiar, but the note of nutmeg is new to me. Some notes in perfumes I’ve learned smelling them in my fragrances, like iris. After Everdeep Barari, this fragrance inspired me a lot, it captured my heart with first spray like A'ali Mustawah,and now I truly understand why this scent is so popular within the Pakistani perfume community. I was wrong i always thought Arab houses cannot make bleu or fresh perfumes well, Deep Masa'ey proved me wrong, its worthy of many backups. The blue crystal is a jewel and will be aging with me for the rest of my life.

The Heart of the Ocean — Deep Masa'ey Hyped—and worth every bit of the hype, like the eye of a dragon. Some perfumes give you confidence. Deep Masa'ey shatters it. It pulls you so deep into its spell that you can't escape. It either makes you sway down the streets or turns you into a bloody narcissist. Deep Masa'ey features violet—not the leaf, but the flower—properly bloomed and powdery, paired with a heavy dose of nutmeg, resting on soft woody notes and oud. No harsh edges, no animalic facets. One of the modern releases from Hind Al Oud, alongside Dubai Mist. It isn't a full blue fragrance. It's slightly spicy, a little woody, somewhat oriental, and powdery as well—very, very charming and undeniably sexy.