Lail Maleki

After reading all of the previous reviews it seems to me that everyone has a different opinion on how this smells. All I smell as soon as I spray it is pineapple for some reason, but then it becomes a fruity floral with a bit of depth. It definitely has that middle eastern vibe to it, not like the western fruity florals. A little bit spicy, a little woody but mostly fruity. It's more of an orange fruit (peach, orange, pineapple) kind of fruity than a red berry fruity which I prefer ( I don't like strawberry or raspberry notes in perfumes ). I wouldn't consider it a basic perfume but its very versatile and I think suits all year round. I think it is marketed as a unisex fragrance but I find it leans more feminine due to the combination of notes. Very good lasting power and amazing value. P.S: an extremely similar perfume to my nose is Arabiyat's Oud Al Layl but unfortunately that is not listed on fragrantica. Both are beasts but Oud Al Lail lasts a week+ on clothes (no exaggeration). If you like this one, check the other one out too. Very affordable and worth every penny.

It seems from the reviews that this is such a polarizing fragrance, wow. Funny how there’s some voters that seem to be all about it being masculine, and others all about it being feminine. I think it’s still unisex – but I also believe that anyone should wear what they want to wear. I got it – for very cheap – a couple of months ago, on my quest for the perfect honey fragrance. I was a bit underwhelmed in the beginning, but after a couple of months of maturation, it’s good! Sweet smooth honey, but not too heavy. Very fruity, very musky and very heavy on the jasmine. I’d think that this would be a likable fragrance, but apparently it’s still polarizing, so that’s kind of unexpected. I like it, and I think that if those particular fruit, musky, jasmine notes appeal to you, it’s good. I don’t get any caramel and not even a lot of spiciness either.

got the small bottle, and it has become my favorite ever since. The scent leans strongly feminine. Using only a small amount makes it perfect—the fragrance feels distinctive and unique, and it even makes me feel relaxed and at ease (maybe that’s just me). It can be quite strong if sprayed directly onto the body, so I never spray it. Instead, I dip my finger in and gently rub it onto my skin. I wasn’t familiar with the scent at first, but now I absolutely love it and it has become my signature perfume.

Yum. This smell reminds me of being in a video store or maybe the Container Store. Some place with carpeting and carefully-organized inventory made of plastic. Smells like suede, but there are no leather notes. I love the way it wafts up from my shirt. I get a sweet smell first (fruits I guess) followed by plastic/carpet chemicals. I guess some would say it is the new car smell, but for me it is a high-ceilinged store with mid-priced merchandise.

Had this for two months now. This is a a potent floral, honey sweet perfume. It opens with an airy gardenia and orchid aroma. Dries down to a sweet, quite heavy mixed floral perfume. On the female side. Fantastic staying power and projection. A firm like from me. *Update* Very similar to Afshan Rasasi