Regent Leather

Fantastic scent with 12+ hour longevity (although only as a skin scent after 0.5-2 hours). On the arm with 4 sprays from a tester, it still smelled the morning after 24 hours of power. That's pretty damn impressive. Although only as a skin scent, it's still easily picked up close up. If applied to neck and behind ears, you'd pick it up when hugging, even 24 hours in. The scent is great. Nothing exceptional, but great. With a Heavy animalistic note and a nice leathery note. Vanilla and cardamom, too is prominent. I get a light chocolatey note as well. Possibly from the patchouli. It's a gourmand, animalic leather combo. Interesting mix. All in all, it's a very good perfume. It's leaning masculine to me. Especially because of the animalic and leathery note giving me a masculine vibe. Defenitely not a teeneger/youthfull scent. fall and Winter will fit best, but i can't say it's too heavy to wear all year around. Formal or casual. Personal score: 8.5/10. It's in the "really great" category for me, which means that if i end up wearing it enough to empty the sample, i'll probably buy it. It struggles with projection, but shines everywhere else. Not blind safe. Sample before you buy.

Thameen Regent Leather opens up with rich vanilla mixing with warm cardamom. The vanilla isn't gourmand here. The opening is beautiful, luxurious, and warm. It draws you in from your first breath until the last. As the heart opens up, Regent Leather shows that its leather is more of a softly sueded variety coming from the saffron. The sweetness of the saffron plays beautifully with the vanilla and cardamom creating a rich and cozy accord that makes you want to wrap yourself up in it. As the fragrance progresses to the base, the vanilla, suede, and cardamom are still the most prominent. However, smooth and dark patchouli with woody cedar join in to create a solid base for this fragrance to rest upon. Overall, what you get is a rich vanilla and cardamom dominant fragrance with a noticeable soft suede underneath. Those notes are then met by smooth woods that are not as detectable but give body to the other notes. Read full reviews on my blog: musingsofafraghead.blogspot.com/

This is not a leather fragrance as much as it is a vanilla fragrance. I get the vanilla, cardamom, and patchouli/cedar combo predominantly. After 40 minutes I can detect the slightest hint of florals all sitting on a bed of smooth leather and labdanum. If I really dig my nose in it I THINK I can detect a clean musk, but honestly I don't know. It does seem to share a smililar ambery woody accord that are in many Thameen fragrances. This is a refined and classy vanilla. Projects nicely and performs well, 2 sprays will be enough. Probably work best for 25 and up. I could see a woman wearing this but I think it leans slightly masculine. I enjoy it and I think it is worth smelling.

This isn't leather heavy fragrance, like for example ombre leather or some fragrance from Memo. I personally dislike leather heavy fragrance and I really enjoyed wearing this one. It opens up with a bit of citrus but it quickly turn into a creamy woody scent with a leather background. On my nose this smells like, if you took Code Absolu and completely remove the effervescent feel from the fragrance and adds more woods and a touch of leather, but maintaining the sweetness from the vanilla. This smells very bold, smooth, and long lasting. If you don't mind the price tag, especially this is a middle eastern brand, you should definitely try this out

This is a very elegant perfume. The opening is spicy and a bit sweet but the dry down is more dark and mature. It is not very animalic or heavy as far the leather note is concerned. So if you do not prefer leather notes, this could be a good one for you. It is unisex but leaning masculine in my opinion. Office safe and can be used all year around but not in very hot days. It is very long lasting on skin and cloths but not projectile especially after the first 2-3 hours. Overall I give it 8/10 Price is the issue with most Thameen offerings