Hoor

@Beatnik You "can't stop laughing"? You do realise the only laughable thing on this page is you because of your comment, don't you? How incredibly ignorant of you to mock the name of a perfume made in the UAE for the Arabian market, because - in English - you think the word sounds something like a derogatory epithet applied to women. nexangelus and dina are quite correct. Here's another translation for you: in Dutch and Afrikaans, Hoor means "hear".

Fruity rum, musk and tonka bean are the stars of the show with this fragrance. I feel it had a floral element, not rose, maybe peony? I loved the scent but what a shame its so watered down and weak. This is an excellent spring scent, an attempted dupe of 212 VIP by Carolina Herrera, but you'll need 10-15 sprays to get any performance out of this. I will not be repurchasing it.

Pink peony petals floating on a marshmallow cloud. This is a soft, gauzy sort of perfume that couldn't offend a single soul. It reminds me vaguely of a generic scented lotion from Bath and Body Works or Victoria's Secret.. something flowery and fruity and powdery that I've smelled millions of other places. It also smells a little like baby wipes. A good one to wear when you need a clean and comforting sort of scent, especially if you'll be in close quarters with others.

This on me smells mainly of passion fruit, peonies & rum. It’s very light on my skin. I wish it lasted & was stronger but other than that, it’s a nice safe pretty feminine fragrance. Not the typical in your face Arabic perfumes. This ones light & airy. I enjoy it.

Thank you for clarifying. I have an appreciation for Middle Eastern fragrances. Please pardon the ribald nature of my post. I’m sure it’s a delightful fragrance, loves.... I hope you enjoy all my future posts , and with as much fervor.

@Beatnik The literal meaning of hoor in the Arabic language is a woman who is absolutely gorgeous and beautiful, or one who is extremely fair-complexioned.