Arabian Nights

Bu parfümle ilgili ilk söylenmesi gereken kesinlikle unisex olduğu. Kadın parfümü olarak sunulmuş ancak erkeklerde rahatlıkla kullanabilir. Adına aldanmayın. Yani bizim kültürümüz için bir şeyin "Arap" gibi kokması için çok ağır, oud ve gül içermesi gerekiyor. Oud var deniliyor ama kesinlikle baskın değil. İlk kullanımda şekerli- cicek gibi geliyor ardından şekerli havası gidiyor ve keyifli bir çiçek-ağaç karışımı kalıyor. Soğuk günlerde çok keyifle kullanılıyor. Kalıcılık iyi koku dağılımı ise ilk yarım saat çok kuvvetli, sonrasında ise normal.

Might be the worst perfume for 2012 .. Honestly it smells exactly like my grandmother hair after pouring a lot of jasmine oil on it. However the male version is truly MASTERPIECE!! IMO this perfume suits older women only.

wow...great news from J. Del Pozo. Guess it will be a little masterpiece. Love the ingredients, also beautiful bottle and fonts.. Simply awesome. Let's see :D

Wish this was more widely available in the UK! It really smells like Ambre sultan by Serge Lutens. Currently available in Spanish Duty Free shops if you're passing through!

Sad to say that I'm a bit disappointed in this fragrance, which is such a shame as I really, really wanted to like this, but it's just not for me. Starting with the notes, when you read them; they are full of Eastern promise and I was expecting something deeply resinous, thick, oudy as well as some incense. With some white flowers and dates to round things off. And in essence that's what I got. Except for the deeply, resinous, thick, oudy, incense part. Arabian Nights starts out a very loud blast of a synthetic and strong chemically induced smell, that doesn't seem like even like alcohol. And it almost made me choke from the offset but then it died down very, very quickly. I expected something thick and round in composition. Juciy almost, but this! This is thin and reedy. Very thin It almost reminds me of and is not dissimilar at all to, to Elizabeth Taylor's iconic 1990s scent, Passion. And to me it is literally what it is, Passion in another bottle! And although its an oriental; Passion, is not middle eastern in its composition and neither is this. Although the brand claims it to be so!! And in short, there is no : succulent dates here. No fleshy Ylang-Ylang and jasmine type white floral. No sensuous benzoin, myrrh or labdanum or even sumptuous orange blossom. Not to mention no cinnamon or vanilla and the oud is barely visible. As is the patchouli which isn't such a bad thing. As I believe it would have induced a migrane straight away. There is also no development here..None! Iys just linear and smells like this all day long. As you catch whiff of it from yourself. So my guess that this whole scent has been synthetically manufactured and that's a real shame..A real shame..As I blind bought it and I can't believe that no one else has noticed this. Which is a shame for those whom are trying to make a decision about it, with very litlle feedback on it. However, and I'm ending on a positive here is that I would say that it reminds me of a Montale or a Mancera type fragrance. So if you're able to tolerate those and are a fan. You may very like this. As it certainly lasts and projects too. So it would be money well spent if you are a Montale or a Mancera but if not, make sure to test this first if you can

Very good perfume . I don't know if it's suggestion but I seem to pick up almost all the stated notes . It has that floral point that can vaguely remember saliva that is also felt in APOM and Aqua Vitae Forte and could be the mixture of ylang and orange blossom . Spices are hardly appreciable , however with imagination it seems that there is something hot-spicy in the background . The date is one of the main protagonists , which gave me some fear because it's sometimes cloying but it is very well mixed . At times the gardenia is very well felt , something more controversial for me here , since it's a somewhat difficult flower with its buttery coconut-like scent . Joining the floral bouquet is jasmine which comes and goes for a while . The incense along with the oud may be in the composition giving a more serious and darker counterpoint , but always faint . Over time it shows sweet resins ( myrrh , benzoin ) and I even think some softness of vanilla is appreciated . As if that weren't enough also shows traces of patchouli , that note that isn't my favorite as you know , whoever reads me :) . The performance is very good. The conclusion is that you can like it more or less , you can get tired or not ... but it certainly seems to me very very well done and with a certain quality . It has that impression that sometimes I like to smell like a perfume with personality , doesn't smell like cookies , or woods , or pineapple , or leather ... smells like Arabian Nights and that's cool hehe . The bottle is so beautiful , yes .

I nearly blind bought this a few years ago, and then again about half a year ago. So so many notes are up my alley, dates, incense, cinnamon, benzoin, pepper. Has such big potential, I typically like anything resinous and oriental. Now, thankfully through my scent journey I've really become wary of how most notes come across to my nose - in this case namely jasmine, gardenia, ylang, myrrh made me hold off a buy. To me all of these are old fashioned, soapy, a touch vintage. So whilst one of these alone or as supporting notes can work, here it was a hit and miss - so I managed to resist a blind buy (thankfully!) I do like this scent, but the gardenia and jasmine are indeed very strong, and I pick up on the creamy sweetness of the ylang as well. The dates and spiciness is there giving it an oriental vibe but definitely not like ambre sultan for example where the resins are very pronounced. This to me is an old fashioned, spicy white floral all the way. Oriental vibes but ultimately white floral and subtly soapy. Not a "young" scent in my opinion, although that should never discourage you from loving it or wearing it if you do. It reminds me of the opulent scents from Elizabeth Taylor in the 90s, like Amanda mentions as well below. Rich, heady, spicy, mature.

After craving this one for a while, now I own it I am still trying to get used to it as its very different from anything I own.I am on the fence! If you are a fan of Incense you will be delighted, same goes for Jasmine as these two notes overpower everything else to my nose.The pepper and the Myrrh are there too,but they are within the incense.I get the dates and the Oud,but its very subtle, the drydown remains very strong and slightly powdery. To my nose it smells exactly like burning Incense you would catch a waft of floating past an Eastern store or on holiday in an Eastern region....thats not a bad thing, but do I want to smell like that? Probably not. On the plus side its extremely long lasting, 7 hours at the moment and still very strong, it is sensual and very unusual :)

Spicy jasmine. Pepper up front with cinnamon. The oud is in the background. Not sure if it's the incense or the patchouli, but there is something a little dirty in the dry down. A man could easily wear this. So now I'm interested to sample the male version. Longevity: Moderate-Long lasting Sillage: Moderate Not sure if I want to purchase, it is unique, need to sample again. The notes aren't very revealing as to its scent, would not recommend a blind buy.

Really good spiced white/yellow floriental. I had a sample of this n tried it without bothering reading anything or having any expectations whatsoever back in the winter but was underwhelmed. Have now tried it in our current heatwave n it's become amazing. Highly tempted to get it. One of those you keep noticing on yourself (the best things!) so you waft around on your own little cloud.. :D

Initially tried male version, and now caught female. I do not know who the author of this fragrance, but very similar to Jesus Del Pozo in white, as if it was diluted male Arabian Nights, and added a drop of Fragile Jean Paul Gaultier. In general, the smell draws Association brunette with olive skin and slightly dark, and "oops" unscrupulous, unkempt. B-rr-rr, probably just not my scent.

Very odd that this says it is going to be released in 2012 when I saw it in duty free at Gatwick Airport exactly a year ago! It smells sublime and rich and does indeed conjure up images of dark Arabian nights...

This fragrance has already been out in Spain at Malaga's airport duty free this July..I tried it there but to be honest I prefer the mens version..this was very "weak" to my nose..