King Narmar

King Narmar: A fragrant legend that mimics Egyptian history Nilafar Du Nil continues its journey in reviving Egyptian heritage with the launch of its new perfume "King Narmar", which is inspired by the strength and greatness of King Narmer, the first unifier of the two countries and the founder of civilization. This unique perfume is not just a scent, but a story told through natural ingredients that intertwine in a symphony that embodies the depth of history with the modernity of creativity. Global creativity with a natural touch This perfume was designed in collaboration with the creative Italian perfumer Anna Chiara Di Trolio, who is known for her artistic vision based on drawing inspiration from nature and employing its elements in the most authentic ways. King Narmar perfume is distinguished by the use of natural sandalwood, which enhances the value of the perfume and adds an exceptional layer of purity and sophistication. Di Trolio highlights here its talent in blending the strength of raw materials with the depth of feelings, to present a perfume that embodies the present and the past at the same time. A Journey Through Royal Ingredients Introduction: The story begins with sweet, refreshing guava, reflecting the abundance and fertility of the Nile Valley. It is harmonized with luxurious brandy and warm cinnamon, in harmony with blood orange, which symbolizes the bright sun of Egypt. Heart: The heart is a masterpiece of elegant iris flowers that express royal purity, mixed with a touch of luxurious rum. Rose and jasmine add romantic appeal, while magnolia enhances mystery and captivating beauty. Base: The fragrance ends with strength and stability with deep tobacco, intertwined with natural sandalwood, a symbol of purity and sustainability. Touches of soft vanilla and luxurious cashmeran are added, leaving an unforgettable impression. Performance that immortalizes history King Narmar is more than just a fragrance; it is a symbol of strength and overwhelming presence. Its superior performance and its lingering scent make it an ideal choice for men who accept nothing but perfection. This fragrance speaks the language of ancient Egyptian civilization, with its depth and strength, and blends it with the elegance of contemporary niche perfumes. An immortal message from the house of Nilafar de Nil In this edition, Nilafar de Nil proves once again its ability to create unforgettable perfumes. Just as King Narmer engraved his name in the pages of history, this fragrance will engrave his place in the hearts of perfume lovers. It is a call to excellence, a celebration of greatness, and an embodiment of an unforgettable legacy. "King Narmar" is a fragrance that follows in the footsteps of the great king, writing a new chapter in the world of perfumes.

Honestly, this perfume has nothing niche, I'm totally disappointed in it, all I can smell after a 25 min of guava and a little blood orange is leather and more leather, try before you buy, dont commit the same mistake I did, dont believe this posts are saying, that this fragrance is a superb creation, becouse is nothing these reviews that this perfume is claiming to be, you"ll be disapointed too, plus the performance is soo poor, it only last no more than 4 hours in skin.

My Shabbat dinner signature scent. In my mind it falls between date night and business non-casual depending on how much I expect to spray for the primary building size and density. What's interesting is that I was eating dried guava candy while I happened to discover this house and fragrance. Be careful wearing this if you're single and prefer it that way. I've noticed older women have a particular affinity for its DNA, which follows why the perfumer is female

This perfume is rinde and you just don't smell any niche on it, leather and some sour citrus like pomelo, bad fragrance overall!!!

There are a lot of notes in this but i am not smelling most of them unfortunately. This is a light wearing fragrance but pleasant. I get a soft leather vibes in it moreso than anything else or booziness. It is masculine and very versatile fragrances. I don't find it to be offensive and office friendly. Average performance and average longevity from my take. Not very memorable if I am honest but given the price point, it is very good. There are better performing fragrances from the house that are worth checking out.

King Narmer Starting with the choice of the name, which indicates that not just anyone can use it, and ending with notes that truly reflect a royal fragrance. It begins with a strong opening, like a protective shield, hiding behind it a beautiful heart. I sensed in the opening a leather note that gives it strength right from the first spray, and gradually it calms down, revealing the notes that make it pleasant and smooth, but not overly so—after all, it’s "King," and the prestige shouldn’t diminish! 😁 There are floral notes, iris, guava (don’t be surprised), red orange, and Buddhist notes for those who prefer Buddhist notes in perfumes. The fragrance is characterized by its masculine appeal, exuding a level of attraction that is perfect for winter. I like it. A fragrance that is one of the most beautiful men's perfumes I've ever encountered in my life. It is an attractive and head turner masculine scent. I am a fan of tobacco in perfumes because it gives a distinctive and appealing aroma—like a shield protecting a heart represented by a garden of flowers, tonka, and breezes of cardamom. As a woman, I love to smell it on my husband."

Newtype0085 I was equally concerned about Narmar being out of stock, but I would say that the King is very similar and as good. Perhaps a bit fresher and lighter, but I haven't tried them head to head. Narmar is one of my top ten fragrances so I am very familiar with the smell. I like the King, the longevity is very good, it keeps reminding me of its presence through the day. Tobacco made the right way.

Is there anyone that can tell me how this compares to the original Narmar or the Narmar Extrait de Parfum? I have been desperate to get a backup of Narmar and I can't find it online for sale, only King Narmar and I don't want to buy it if it's not as good as the original or similar to it. Help!

Retro leather tar smell with floral notes. performs average. Not worth retail in my opinion.