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.

OMG, this is not synthetic and disgusting like the Al Haramains I own. This is powerhouse Middle Eastern attar. A little goes a looooong way. Amazing. This smells similar to some of the best Caron's and vintages that I own. This is all grassy, rosy, soapy goodness but strong, projecting, long lasting and CHEAP. $10. Amazed.

Love to put this on my Pillow. Lovely scent to fall asleep to.

The definition of green perfume.

I actually first-encountered one of the many knock-offs of this fragrance from an Indian itr-wala (which was a bit different from the original, but quite well-done- but that's another story). I decided afterward to buy a bottle of the original. I wasn't taken with it at first. I applied it in amounts I usually use for CPOs: a drop on each wrist, one on each inner-elbow, one on each side of my neck, 2-3 on my chest. BIG mistake. With this frag, I was absolutely overwhelmed by the aldehydes... and decided then and there to relegate the bottle to the "needs-a-new-home" stash. I just couldn't understand all the hype about this classic- how it has been so admired to be imitated endlessly, and be still in production since- when, 1970-72? It made no sense. Then I read Nicolas V's comment below... and decided to have another go at it. One drop. Rub on hands, then apply. Now I found it enchanting! My skin was radiating a garden after rain, full of green things and cool floral-notes- and... grapefruit peel? It leans masculine to my nose, as it seems to have the structure of an aromatic fougere... but I can see some women loving and wearing this too. But this is some powerful stuff, folks. At MOST I would use 2 drops in a single application- no more than that! And of course I'm keeping my bottle, and have moved it to a place of honor in my collection. OK. Three drops.

It Starts with Green, Fresh for V good amount of time then Spicy & Woody Notes comes to play along with Green & Fresh Notes. This perfume comes in oil & spray version. There are Perfume Oils available by Same Name by Different Perfume Manufacturers but this one by Swiss Arabian is Thick & Best made to Suit its Name Jannet El Firdaus - Meaning (Best Paradise). It smells Green Trees & Fresh and takes you to Wonderland if you try to imagine its smell. Oil Version is Best and I have seen this bottle from last 20 years since I was a Child as My Grandfather liked it V Much & used to apply it V Often along with his Other Attars (Perfume Oil). I have seen Spray Version of Jannet El Firdaus here in Dubai. I think it can be no comparison with Oil Form. This Perfume Oil can be Worn Comfortable by Both Sexes but i would advise to try First before Buying as Someone may not like Green Dark Lush Soft Forest Smell which is Exotic. Some may Love this and Some may not Like it as the Smell is V Different than Others. I has a Class of Its Own. The Price of this Perfume is V Less to Own but Smell like Top Class Perfume. It stood by Time & its Smells the Same as it used to Smell Many Years Ago. Longevity & Projection is Excellent. Nice Simple Bottle & Presentation. My Rating is 4.0 out of 5

Named after the highest level of paradise in the Muslim faith, this classic attar is a mainstay in the South Asian community. Very strong and very easy to over-apply, it can turn into a cloying nightmare with the quickness. A super-green and very "perfumy" scent, Jannat al-Firdaws is a lesson in application. The best way I have ever experienced this oil is applied directly after a shower. Take a drop--no more--rub your hands together and apply it to your skin and hair before getting dressed. Then, take those same hands--don't reapply--and wipe them over your clothes. It might not seem like enough, but this one is mega powerful. Applied correctly, it smells wonderfully and spiritually clean, green, and floral. It is not my favorite, but it has a time and place, and when used lightly, is quite nice. 2.5/5

First impressions - washing up liquid. But I get that with all Jannet El Firdous scents. Then it settles down into a soapy, clean, green scent. It's very warm. It's very well blended so you can't easily pick out the notes except green grass and herbal notes though the spice comes through as well, I think it might be the cinnamon. I hoped it might be overwhelmingly strong but it's not. The sillage starts off heavy but then it settles down to a skin scent. I can't invisage any particular type of person wearing this, normally I get a picture of a person when I smell a scent. It won't make you seem rich or seem poor, classy or not-so-classy. It just smells like cleanliness so you will seem like a clean person when you wear this.

My oh my oh my - this is a floral bomb! It's fresh, it's green, and it's very floral. Not powdery sweet floral, fresh green floral. I've heard dish detergent, I've heard household soap, and yes, to a point, some might smell that. Not me. If you have cleaning products that smell this good you're very lucky. This is just clean good quality oil. Be careful to only apply a small amount though, just until you know what your skin can take. I put a couple of good rubs either side of my neck and 12 hours later it was still there and people were very aware when I entered the room. In cold weather you may get away with wearing a little more.

This begins very green, and the cinnamon and Oriental side show up as it dries down. Longevity and sillage are both very good. It smells to me like a lovely soap. The main reason I wanted to add a review is to state this fragrance is so incredibly powerful, it could last for years. Indeed, I can rub enough onto my wrist from the plastic stob without even opening the bottle. That seemed something worth mentioning!

Very rich perfume. It's similar to Nemat's, but without the "hippy" sandalwood base, however it is far more masculine and I wouldn't reccoment it for women at all. The name "Jannat ul firdaus" says it all: The scent of Heaven. Very green like a beautiful garden full of fragrant flowers, just after the late afternoon rain on a hot day.

'Denim' (1976- four years after this one)- originally by Lever Bros., and now owned/produced by Canter, Italy- smells VERY similar to Jannat al Firdous- and I say this as the owner of many aromatic fougeres. So, if you've ever smelt that one, you'll have an idea of what Jannat al Firdous is about.

Smells just like Nabeel’s ‘Jannet El Baqui Original’ but not quite as good.

Old school refreshing scent. Opening is very nice but in the dry down it gives a cheap flavour. Not worthy for wearing more than 1 hour.

I dont like, smells like a cheaper soap

When I was a child my mother used to get these huge bars of green carbolic soap and sometimes she would give me a bar to carve. This stuff just stinks of that soap. Disgusting. Just reminds me of laundry day all over the estate and beyond and not in a good way and why anyone would want to smell like it on purpose is beyond the realms of my sensibility.