Qasamat Ebhar

Sweet, Seductive, Crowd-pleaser. Not-too-sweet vanilla envelops smooth jasmine and woodily powdery orris root. The green apple and lemon provide an air of pristine freshness, it adds crispness to this fragrance—that without them, would make this perfume stuffy or cloying—this fragrance is expertly balanced. The tonka bean is hearty, the musk is skin-like, and the praline is complex, thankfully not overpowering, but instead very "come-hither." Dry-down transforms into a woody caramel musk. Perfect sillage, not stifling—and will linger as a moderate trail. Longevity is insane. Quite literally lasts all day, it's been over 8 hours and Ebhar is still going strong as that gorgeous dry-down musk I mentioned. Good for day or night. I want to say it's an all-year-round scent, but that's just because I'm so in love with it; this might be too sweet for summertime (but that won't stop me lol)! I typically avoid fruits and gourmands because I HATE overly sweet fragrances, yet this fragrance alone has me questioning everything I thought I knew! I suppose it goes to show a well-blended, balanced formulation can make exceptions to your collection habits!? The notes listed are literally what you'll get from the fragrance, with no surprises or missing notes. This is such an effortlessly cozy, pretty, and feminine fragrance, that it will easily become one of my everyday favorites. Possibly a safe blind buy for most people. I am completely floored. Addicted. Oh my goodness...

Do you want a denser, more refined and powerful version of Mercedes Benz Club Black? Look no further, Qasamat Ebhar is the one to get. In the opening you can immediately detect that apple note and it smells so natural and good in combination with the vanilla. After 3 hours the apple totally disappear and you are left with a Vanilla-Tonka heaven mixture. Here the fragrance gets extremely close to Club Black but it does more than that, I would say this become a 1:1 clone of Nuit Et Confidences By Annick Goutal!! As I said before, Qasamat Ebhar is powerful, I have a December 2022 batch and it's extremely long lasting (10 hours) and projects a lot unlike Club Black which has average performance unfortunately. In Europe you can get Qasamat Ebhar for 30-40 euros, Club Black for 60€ on notino, seeing al pros and cons, I would easily chose Qasamat Ebhar even if it has 35 ml less in the bottle, presentation and atomizer are also better. Don't get me wrong, both are amazing but Ebhar is a little bit better in every aspects. 9,5/10

I agree with the reviewer below me. This is very well blended. I don’t get a cheap or synthetic vibe either. I think it’s really very pretty, but unisex, leans feminine. It’s rich and decadent, but still light and airy. My only complaint is I wish the apple and freshness hung around longer and the tonka feels a little heavy until it completely dries down. I have never smelled Casablanca, but it sounds like that one is even heavier than this so I’m sure this one is more to my liking. I got a decant on Etsy. Just discovered that you can find many Middle Eastern samples on there. I have a feeling that I will eventually buy a full bottle of this. It is unique in my collection. Edit: Found a deal on Amazon so snatched it up before they raise the price again. This probably doesn't even need to mature, smells awesome right out of the bottle. My only Middle Eastern purchase that I have felt that way about it. I definitely need to look into more scents from this brand.

Surprisingly lovely... after it sits down and gathers itself. On first spray, this gives you that crisp apple and lemon burst—fresh, bright, and almost sparkling. But don’t be fooled by the opening—it needs time to marinate. Fresh out the box? Kinda underwhelming. But give it 2 months to settle (yes, seriously), and whew, the glow-up is real. Once macerated, it becomes an easy-going daily scent. Gym? Yes. Running errands? Definitely. Casual day at work? Absolutely. It’s a vibe that doesn’t scream for attention but still makes you feel like you did something right that morning. What really shocked me though: I tested it side-by-side with Queening by Mind Games, and honey... the dry-down is nearly identical. Queening costs a whole lot more, but Ebhar? She said “you don’t need to spend all that.” 💡 Pro Tip: Let it age, then wear with confidence. Ebhar is lowkey luxe once it blooms. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ (4.5/5)

Just purchased, extremely weak on initial sprays, still quite lovely though. First impression is that this could be a La Belle flanker, they've just swapped out the pear for green apple. The scent is very smooth, especially the apple; it's more baked as opposed to candied. On me this would be a daytime scent, but could definitely work at night, if layered with the right scent. I plan to let this macerate until September/October as I purchased it to be a cozy, fall/winter scent. 08.14.2023 - it's been a little less than a month and the scent has developed nicely. The sillage is now Moderate/Strong and lasts a good 5 hours before fading into a skin scent. Despite my worrying it would get lost, the apple note stayed strong throughout wear. (I layered this with Mix:Bar's Vanilla Bourbon on a chilly day and it smelled like I'd wrapped myself in autumn and apple cider! Love this scent!)