Al Mukhtalif Women

I just ordered mine after hearing it's a mix of Lamar & Delina. EDIT: This is very woody, the cedar is soo strong, paired with sour green apple. It's also very herbaceous, so perhaps that comes from the bitter almond tree / tomato leaf. As it dries down the sweeter notes come out - watermelon and perhaps some florals like rose. The woody-herbaceous opening could be suitable for men but as it dries down it starts leaning a little more feminine, but it's still pretty good freshie. Definitely a strong like from me. If you like Aventus femme, you will most likely enjoy this too, they have very similar vibe in the dry down (perhaps even Tygar, that sort of green herbaceous). I have never tried Lamar but can see why someone said it has something from Delina - but don't expect this to be polite feminine rosy fragrance, you need to like strong woods/cedar and bitter herbs too. Ok, in the dry down this is much sweeter and def feminine, I don't think it makes sense for men to buy this just for the woody opening. This frag changes a lot, quite a journey from the bitter start, I don't smell the woods and herbs now, just fresh fruity sweet dry down. It also doesn't make sense to buy this if you're looking for Delina-eske frags, this only has a tiny touch of Delina vibe added to very strong other notes, as above.

I haven’t smelled the original Lamar by Kajal, but this fragrance smells luxurious. Initially, it lasted over 4-5 hours, but after about a month, I now get only 1-2 hours of noticeable performance—though it’s possible I’ve gone nose-blind. Regardless, the scent is very unique. The drydown has a smoky, floral vibe, while the opening features powdery, musky florals. I pick up notes of pear, pineapple, a touch of rose, and white florals. This fragrance stands out in a crowd and is quite mass-appealing—everyone in my circle enjoyed it. However, I’ve seen reviews suggesting it may not be a safe blind buy, so individual experiences may vary. For me, it was absolutely worth the $30 spent. The blend and overall quality are not exceptional compared to other clones on the market; there is still a slight alcohol blast in the beginning, which is expected at this price point. Still, considering the uniqueness and value ( i haven't smelled something as unique as this perfume in floral scents for quite a while now), I highly recommend it.

If you can find the "authentic" bottle of Nusuk, then Lamar is redundant. My wife loves Lamar but since she smelled Nusuk, she never went back to Lamar. Nusuk is more transparent and a bit watery version of it. Lamar is thicker in a way. Quality of Nusuk is also on par. It's more mass appealing and versatile. There is a modernized fresh and sweet Pinapple with hint of some sweet lily like floral nuances. Extremely likable. Very thin woody oudy presence is there which is a nice backbone. Now, whatever I said above, if you’re imagining then imagine all notes in the best realistic manner, in short it's borderline niche. I like it better as Lamar is nicher and little more rosy for my liking. I much prefer this nice Indian style white lily.

Can be worn by any man or woman with the right attitude, perfectly unisex, especially when this fragrance goes more into the drydown and smelled in the air instead of directly from skin. Big compliment getter as well, women seem to love this on a man, but no doubt it will smell great on certain women as well! Works best on a sunny Spring day or in the Summer. Excellent value for money (I paid 24 Euros!).

Great band for buck fragrance. Completely different/better after macerating. Unisex leaning feminine. To my nose I get rose in the opening, white flowers in the mid and pachouli and Musk in the base. Longevity is above average with moderate projection. Would love to smell this one on a girl, but sadly it’s a touch too feminine for me. Great gift too. Overall 9/10