Bint Al Sultan

Rich complex and same time well balanced woody oud perfume. It took me right away to spice market in UAE when I sniffed it.

It has only 3 notes but that makes the wearer smell like the simple composition which is great! Love woodsy & musky perfumes

I have obtained a 100ml bottle of Bint Al Sultan , sourced directly from the Middle East after my initial inquiry (June 9 2019). In true Lattafa form, the notes listed are non-specific and do not give a real idea of what the composition is. This fragrance is way more complex than the 3 notes listed. The top notes suggest accords of liquers, boozey notes, mandarin, and dried fruits, including a note that seems to be registering as banana. The heart notes suggest some very light and fleeting floral components .. The base is what shines through...and as this dries down....and the top and heart notes peel away one after another.... The base suggests notes of incense , Oud, and exotic woods and spices. Vanilla, Tonka, perhaps green tobacco...incense...but not like the other Lattafa creations.... Not like Raghba, or Kurahfi... although the notes listed are the same from one to the other....be assured that they are all very different from each other. Bint Al Sultan is a more masculine fragrance but I really don’t tend to apply gentrification to my fragrance pursuits.... The dried down scent that is left is a totally different one than the freshly applied opening, which is boozy. I was determined to obtain, experience and review this and many other fragrances the World Over, and am pleased to be able to report back with my findings. Bint Al Sultan is an Exotic creation, and is difficult to compare to mainstream Western fragrances.... This product exceeded my expectations, and was worth the nearly 2 month wait to locate and obtain. The Verdict: Excellent!

Lattafa probably doesn't want to publicize all the notes in their perfumes.