Dhan Al Oudh Al Nokhba

I've given this two weeks worth of wearing and have to say that it's jumped to the top of my personal list of favourites. Best to apply an hour or so before you go out. Opening is very barnyard for me which I'm learning to enjoy for myself. I doubt if it'd go down well with most other people. The dry down is where the magic resides and it is beautiful magic. On me it becomes a deep and creamy strawberry milkshake, leather and post coital skin. Doesn't sound appealing but it really is. It very much works and smells entirely natural. In some small way it's like Paco Rabanne Black XS Iggy Pop because of the leather and strawberry but is much stronger in all measures. Pure pleasure. Edit: I've had this stuff over a month now and I've been giving it a right old bending. I've only come to love it more. The pungent and sharp initial barnyard hit is something I really enjoy. I really do. This aspect of it scuppers it as a crowd pleaser. That said, when it eventually calms down its as sensual and as appealing as anything in my collection. I'm now getting more out of the dark, fruity, chocolate dry down. Really, genuinely wonderful juice. This one really grows on you the more you use it.

Judging by the sheen on my skin, as well as the potency, I would guess that this approaches extrait strength. Wonderfully luxurious. Four, controlled and reserved sprays is good for me. Lasts beyond 48 hours. Unlike others, I don't read the fruity quality as "strawberry", but, rather, as very much like the aroma of fresh, ripe jackfruit (chakka) - which is often described as smelling (and tasting) like a combination of strawberries, banana, pineapple, and vanilla custard. I adore it. My experience in smelling different oudhs is limited, so I am no expert... but I am not convinced that there are any synthetics comprising this blend; rather, I suspect that the final effect arises from a blend of a robust, Indian oudh with leathery, deep wood and animalic facets blended with a fruity Cambodian or Laotian oudh. It reminds me of 'Dehn el Ood Al Salam' (another blended oudh) by Swiss Arabian - but notably fruitier. Either way, I find wearing 'Dhan al Oudh Nokhba' a marvelous, spiritual experience, and I revel in its gorgeous complexity. 5/5

For man. This is a genius bland of oud ..cow scent oud..spices and strewberrys. This is like rose oud combos but instead of rose you get the strewberry,the result is very very plesent sweet and pronounced strewberry so rounded by the dirty oud and spices. On my skin this is a butifull fragrance manly all the way .. After 6 hours the strewberry fades and the oud fades and a little bit of spices left in a nice way but in the air the scent still lingers softlly. All the 6 hours also when its close to the skin it can be smelled around you.. !! Not more then 2 sprays !! it last for 20 hours.!! Very very recommended IMHO. Enjoy. This is a METALHEAD frag. I found it goes well in the studio when we play And sweat .

I want to review this agin for the sake of those who can still get this today and in my opinion this is a metal band...very niche very butiful scent. First blast of cows and horses one minute and its a heavy big leather and strawberry come to dance. When it calmes down after 10 minutes it becomes in the air like an insence of leather oud and strawberries.. Very manly but if you leave in an arab country its unisex..i mixed it with rose sometimes and its superb But the incense leather oud is butifull and it lasts all day...projection great 2 hours the silage on my skin is 4 hours mybe more this will stay on skin 12 hours .. Enjoy.

Oud and caramelized strawberries. Simple and straight forward. It's addicting. There's a lactonic undertone which it reminds me a milky strawberry candy that I used to consume in my teens. The oud in this Rasasi is raw and leathery, definitely not for everyone, so you have to know some oud perfumes to appreciate this one. Outstanding recreation of oud. Presentation, blending and ingredients are incredible for what you're paying. I freaking love it, but it's hard to find ocassions to wear it. I hope Rasasi don't forget where they come from and stop westernize their products.