Al Attar Al Thameen Al Bahy

Al Attar Al Thameen Al Bahy is a unique fragrance. I’m not sure I’ve smelled anything quite like it, though I have smelled most of the individual notes that comprise this fragrance at one time or another. This one is a tough for me to get a hold of - it’s hard for me to break apart. My take of this is that there is little to no development and that virtually every note is seemingly presented to my nose at once, in a kind of overpowering, complicated spritz. So, I will try to sum up what notes I can pull away from this. In the background of this fragrance I am getting what I am imagining is the cashmeran. When I smelled this I was unsure of what it was. Looking at the note scheme and reading about cashmeran gave me good reason to think this is the one note I’m smelling. It forms the backbone of this scent. The rest of the fragrance consists of a sweet, honeyed, spicy floral dynamic. Neroli, pink pepper and jasmine against a honeyed, silky background are basically what I can discern overall. Again, this is pretty strong. It can easily be over applied. I would not recommend this be worn in an office or tight space. It is very heady. But it might be right for time out on a cool night. Lasts quite awhile on me.

Smells like a grape fizzy pop the ones from Jamaica

This is an extremely thick and syrupy fragrance. Off the top it smells like molten wax in a bad way. An hour later honey comes in play. Very complex and heavy perfume. No good for close quarters or office. Good projection with moderate sillage. Not a blind buy.

I love this one. It is very sensual, amber,musk, citrus and honey ar the main notes that come though to me. A very beautiful composition. Reminds me of este Lauder Snsuous.. Very similar dry down. Amber, orange, musk, and honey... Lovely