Jannet El Firdaus

Love this attar so much! I purchased it after going through 7 flasks of Haramain Firdous, which I love. And knowing that Haramain's is an interpretation of this juice, which is the original and a classic from the 70's I had to try it. And it's gorgeous!. Some people here said that Swiss Arabian Firdaus leans more in the masculine side than Haramain Firdous and that it's a little bit harsh. I don't think so. The main difference between these two wonderful perfumes is that this one is much heavier on the cinnamon, hotter and somehow a little bit sweeter. This attar is also more balsamic and potent. Swiss Arabian Firdaus seems to me more "oriental" and floral than its counterpart, which I think is lighter and much more soapy and clean. But yes the two are very similar. I find these two attars completely unisex, very hippie and calming, but Swiss Arabian Firdaus is darker. Where Haramain Firdous makes me think of fresh hay and valleys, this one reminds me of dark forests after the rain. Really I don't understand why some people say that this juice is harsher than Haramain Firdous, I find the cinnamon in this one gives it a warm, velvety quality the Haramain lacks in favor or a fresher feeling. I can't recommend this and Haramain Firdous enough: both perfumes lift my spirits, cheer me up and make me feel clean and happy as if I where trekking a path in the most beautiful greenery. Don't overlook these jewels because they are cheap, these are masterpieces that put expensive designer fragance to shame and as a bonus you won't find many people wearing them around you. If you love a good Chypre-fougere go for them, you won't find many as good and durable as these two. And no, it's not a men's scent, this is totally unisex, meaning you won't smell of barbershop or after shave: this is a genderless scent of nature and herbs. Anyway who cares about gendered scents? Just wear what you love!

Fresh-spicy & Green HERBAL ROSE SOAP. This alcohol-free, vegan, attar oil has a bombastic opening of herbal rose with soapy, soft-spicy and green nuances. The lactonic accord comes in the form of a soapy lather through a fairly linear unfolding, although the rose increases throughout the heart evincing a rose-scented French-milled soap. Into the long drydown a grittiness emerges with chai, the dregs of bourbon vanilla and oakmoss (not listed) that bites if you get too close. My first impression of this was Irish Spring soap with an added perfume-y quality, but I notice now that rose is ever present being the velvety substance that projects the rest. Overall: Excellent performance in a little attar, with a beautiful spicy, soapy, herbal rose scent profile. It's a love for me. Enjoy!

Exquisite. Smells like grass and chai spices. Very much a green perfume with a beautifully done spice twist in the background. Definitely more for MENASA women. i believe this is a traditional scent from South Asia. What this brings to mind is a beautiful traditional Indian style garden, and it carries a really beautiful and specific vibe with it. Found the 95ml version on Amazon for anyone looking for good value. About 20-25£ I can't remember. Silage and longevity is good on this oil, which is find rare on a lot of perfume oils. Lasts all day. A timeless classic. I am in love with this. Expertly done.

I first tried a similar perfume from another company, but ordered this after reading reviews for it. While the first one was nice, it doesn't compare to this. I'm a big fan of green scents, and this is very green. It starts with sharp herbal and grassy notes, then becomes just a little sweeter as the lotus, gardenia and other florals appear but it isn't a sweet fragrance by any means. The cinnamon, which isn't really discernible serves to add a touch of warmth which is just amazing. I'm looking forward to trying other scents from this company!

Rich, full-on green, lathered soap. Works well at any time of day and in all seasons and weathers. It may not be fashionable, but what isn't there to love about smelling clean? Epic projection that builds over the first thirty or so minutes and lasts for a good twelve hours. Just four fingerprint dabs of the oil to your face will keep you noticed all day. Compared to the Nemat alternative this smells greener, purer, calmer and less woody. I love both and you can't go wrong with either.