Jabir

I am so happy I got Kemi Jabir, and I have to say that right from the first spray, this is in the top 3 Kemi scents for me (Kemi, Jabir and Hayat). And now... On to the description and review! Jabir opens with an amazingly fresh and stunning blast of florals led by a faint yet very present raspberry (I think it’s a raspberry ketone used for the peony accord and masterfully done as it is always present throughout the life of the scent, and while it is very much present, it is never the focus of the scent), then combined with the super fresh blast of the freesia and light touch of rose creates an amazing floral melody, sure to enhance and pick up the mood of anyone who smells it. The opening, for me, can be compared to a morning walk into a fresh garden of flowers and coming across a raspberry bush in the field and eating a few after a night of rain. Violet, lily of the valley and Vetiver comes in a few seconds after the first opening blast and gives a watery accord that embraces the enchanting floral concoction, which gets enhanced by the pink pepper. As things progress, this eventually helps the olfactory profile to become a bit soapy, yet at the same time, keeps the initial opening present. And with you being reminded of it from time to time, it’s like you’re catching a glimpse at an olfactory photograph of the opening periodically throughout the life of the scent, oddly creating a sense of nostalgia of the opening when you are far into the heart and dry down of this olfactory treasure chest. The Oud, patchouli and musk are handled in an exquisite manner. They’re there adding their character, but are always in the background; adding their magic in so many different ways. This magestic combination enhances the florals giving an almost indolic accord, rather than only the scent of a high quality Oud, both combining like colors on an artists olfactory canvas. And then adding more colors yet, with the Violet, Vetiver, lily of the valley, and pink pepper adding an almost moist very lightly fertilized soil accord, it enhances this portrait of scents further by creating something almost akin to a forest floor. This is all done in perfect proportions too, as while its presence is there, it is never so loud as to make it a focus, just like the raspberry. For me, the best part about this is how it changes as it progresses, the florals stay strong but eventually morph into a soapy accord, yet because of the raspberry accord/ketone used in the peony accord, you will from time to time be reminded of the introduction, almost like the opening few minutes started again briefly, but then be brought back to the soapy/woody/fresh/watery backbone of the fragrance, with everything tied together by an almost haunting vanilla, which whips through everything from start to finish... Sometimes showing itself, sometimes working with the florals, sometimes balancing out the later soapy aspects, yet always smoothing everything out and keeping all the elements under control. This majestic concoction is Truly, worthy of being named after the father of alchemy and deserving of being labeled Al Kimiya. This is magical, so fresh, clean, light and airy, almost like a bright summer morning after a night of rain in a bottle, yet dense enough to be appropriate all year round and for any occasion. To the uninitiated to florals it will seem a bit feminine, but the more I spray this the more clear the opening blast is perfectly unisex, yet as it dries, it does lean a bit more towards the masculine side. However, that just might be my body chemistry, as I’m sure on a woman it will do exactly the opposite. Either way that is the magic behind the Al Kimiya of Jabir, and I say that anyone curious about it absolutely must get their nose on this enchanting scent, as it is truly inspiring, and something wonderful to behold. Truly one of the masterpieces of the Kemi Blending Magic brand.

Jãbir bin Hayyan “The Father of Chemistry” was born in 721 A.D. in the Persian city of Tus. ... He prepared chemicals, discovered several acids, improved many chemical processes and created devices, including filtration, alembic stills, and distilled alcohol, not to mention many of the advanced perfume distillation techniques still used by master craftsmen today. The fragrance “Jãbir” pays homage to his talent and invaluable contribution to the field, as the ancient practices of alchemy formed the basis of modern chemistry. In terms of the fragrance, there’s something about the way in which the floral arrangement is infused into the animalic musks that gives a certain mysticism and charm to the blend, as if the scent belonged into a different era , the brightness and perfumy sweetness produced by the marriage of peony and freesia is gently softened by the watery greenness coming from the lily of the valley, revealing a very harmonious introduction. Jãbir develops a very robust woody profile in the heart, with agarwood and vetiver paired to prominent musk that carries throughout the life of the scent with hints of vanilla. The scent lingers on skin for over twelve hours with tremendous projection. The overall experience of wearing Jãbir is as if coming from the dark into the light and back into the darkness in a never ending sequence. A majestic work of art.

Ideal person...Mattie Walker (Body Heat) Ideal place...A dinner party attended by well-heeled people who are getting a bit carried away, leaving you idly wondering if the little soiree will end with coming to consciousness, semi-clothed, in a public fountain. General associations...A flawless flamenco. A bold come-on confidently and shamelessly delivered. A rose clenched between perfect teeth in a mouth that isn't smiling. Midnight on the hottest day of the year. A woman that is life-affirming through action rather than words (she'd never tell you to "...cheer up," or "...live your dreams," but she might get you arrested. It'd be worth it). The convenient amnesia that comes with too much raunchy fun. Getting carried away by lust and doing something uncouth without noticing straight away. With its bombastic florals, musky base and spotlight-hogging sillage, this is a scent for a VERY grown woman with a dark, smoky voice who isn't at all interested in being mistaken for a little girl. She's bold as brass, knows exactly what she wants and will get it by any means necessary. High energy and high maintenance, she'll take you where SHE wants to go, at whatever speed SHE feels like driving, and--when you've served your purpose--you're free to go. No, really...GO. She'll never forget you...erm...what's your name again?

تمت تسمية هذا المزيج المتطور على اسم أبو الكيمياء🧪، جابر ابن حيان، الكيميائي الذي داع صيته مشارق الأرض و مغاربه بالجهود التي بذلها لتطوير العلوم عامة و الكيمياء على وجه الخصوص⚗️. إن عطر جابر المقدم من دار كيمي هو تكريم لشخصيته الرائعة. إنه جابر العنفواني، مزيج كل من العود اللاوسي و باقة ورود، لكن بدلا من ذلك المزيج المستهلك بين العود و الورد، تحصل على فريزيا وردية بهيجة تضفي لمسة منعشة أندوليكية لهذا الإبداع العطري، وهو بالضبط ما تحصل عليه في الغالب مع العود الحيواني المخفي في مكان ما، و هنا أين يمكن سحر جابر زيادة على نبرة المشروبات الكحولية التي تزيد من العطر فخامة و ثراء. جودة ممتازة وأداء مذهل، ولكن ليس للشراء الأعمى ⚠️. عطر جابر هو عطر شرقي زهري للرجال و النساء، تم إصداره عام 2014. قام بتوقيع هذا العطر كريس موريس. المكونات: _افتتاحية العطر: فريزيا، الفلفل الوردي، البنفسج. _القلب: الفاوانيا، الورد، زنابق الوادي _القاعدة: المسك، عود اللاوس، نجيل الهند، الفانيليا و الباتشولي. — دمت قارئا، و دام العطر رفيقك 🌹. _____________________________________________ للمزيد من التقارير المرجو زيارة صفحتي عبر الأنستغرام Luxe_cologne_reviews مودتي ❤️ _____________________________________________

I had a decant for years and initially found the oud too animalic/fecal. With time my nose no longer gets that. Instead it’s a stunningly rendered floral oud that has the nicest peony accord I’ve smelt yet. Peony for me is usually annoyingly sharp, overly sweet and very generic in women’s fragrance. Something I run from. But here it’s buffered, powdered to the nose yet not shy. Carved into a dark wood and lit from within. It pulls you in and makes you want to smell more. Violet touches are soft. Never too powdery or dense - instead veil-like. Intriguing, classy and both light but with sufficient heft and performance. Wear where you like, best in cooler weather and so beautiful she deserves you to be well turned out when you do ❤️