Qadesh

My first impression — oh wow! The direction of this fragrance is somewhat similar to Gaba and Ganymede. It opens stronger, yet later it still retains a metallic coolness, citrusy crispness, a soft leather jacket, a touch of sweetness, and a hint of bitterness. Texture-wise, the scent feels like a cotton ball, as it beautifully plays with depth. In my opinion, it's a very professional composition where lavender and oud are subtly muted. It’s perfect for those moments when everything has irritated you and then turned into complete indifference, but you pull yourself together, stand up, and do what needs to be done with firm confidence. By the way, it’s really interesting that only after writing my description did I read the fragrance's message — that it is a tribute to strength with elegance, to power without aggression. I'm thrilled that I captured this essence without even knowing it.

A truly beautiful scent, oud, lavender and vetiver in a buttery smooth caramel version, as if from a single piece, more a freshy and thus different from "Alkout" or "Oud for Greatness". Fragrance: 8.5/10, Longevity: 8/10, Sillage: 7/10, Bottle: 10/10

A very unpleasant heavy scent for me personally. It's exactly the type of scent I run far away from. I don't smell caramel there at all, only a very unpleasant, strong lavender and patchouli that slaps me to the face... I don't want to offend the manufacturer, God knows I like their brand and they are wonderful lovely people, but I try to be honest in my review. Iam sorry...

Qadesh smells exactly like Art Collection By Jacomo #9. It is a candied orange peel on caramel ambery base. Let's say the caramel here is more prominent. The longevity is very good. It is more on feminine side but it will be interesting on a man too.