Black Sukar

(English) Black Sukar is driven by the fusion of exotic sugary florals, but these are bold, impressionistic, and shockingly intimate florals with truly unique identity, brighter, lusher and more vivid than a persian garden blooming under the sun. XJ Oud Black Sukar has to be one of the most beautiful fumes I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing in my time collecting, The mukhallat displays a three-dimensional luscious floral bouquet of high complexity throughout its course, with deep, syrupy rose, peony and bright juicy freesia taking turns in fractal sequences, bouncing in and out, producing an overflow of sweetness framed in laotian oud, musk and vanilla. Black Sukar is a mood setter, and the summary of its olfactive layers is both oud- feral and nectarous, with a rewarding spirit, for those with the courage to embrace its sugary floral essence, a masterfully rich marvel lie beneath. (Español) Black Sukar es impulsado por la fusión de flores exóticas azucaradas, pero estas son flores audaces, impresionistas y sorprendentemente íntimas con una identidad verdaderamente única, más brillante, exuberante y más vívida que un jardín persa floreciendo bajo el sol. XJ Oud Black Sukar tiene que ser uno de los perfumes más hermosos que he tenido el placer de experimentar en mi tiempo coleccionando, El mukhallat muestra un delicioso bouquet floral tridimensional de alta complejidad a lo largo de su recorrido, con rosa profunda y almibarada, peonía y fresia jugosa y brillante que se turnan en secuencias fractales, rebotando hacia adentro y hacia afuera, produciendo un desbordamiento de dulzura enmarcado en oud laosiano, almizcle y vainilla. Black Sukar es un creador de estados de ánimo, y el resumen de sus capas olfativas es a la vez oud- salvaje y nectáreo, con un espíritu gratificante, para aquellos con el coraje de abrazar su esencia floral azucarada, una maravilla magistralmente rica se encuentra debajo.

An absolutely incredible sexy floral fragrance best for brighter warmer weather the really makes an impact in anyone's collection. The Laotian Oud provides a slightly smoky backdrop for an orchestra of fruity flowers, creating something truly unique and special. Most florals become a cliche on men - even some of the best like Xerjoff's Accento Overdose, - but this has the amazing dynamic combo of dark smoky mysterious old with musk balanced out by bright exotic florals that sets it apart and avoids both the sweet little girl or mature woman vibe of many florals. Every bit as good as Warda Al Oud, but WAO comes across as a single round warm scent, where this seems like two contrasting elements, the florals and the oud, balancing each other out. This makes it more deep and interesting than most florals and also more fresh and lovely than most smoky dark ouds. Exotic. Sexy. Totally unique. Worth every penny. I prefer this to FM The Moon or Portrait of a Lady. It just seems more classy, exotic and higher quality ingredients.

This is my first attar oil I purchased after sampling others from this line, and let me tell you that this is the perfect introduction to the world of pure oils! Compared to others in the line-up, the Agarwood note serves more as a backdrop to a beautiful and unique floral bouquet, unlike anything I've ever smelled before. At first whiff, I was immediately immersed and taken away to a beautiful field of flowers on a warm summers day. A soft breeze of wind blowing a beautiful rosy scent my way. Ever since getting this oil, I've been using this as my daily driver. With every movement during the day I get a waft of it, and brings a smile to my face. Absolutely recommended for anyone tired of all those synthetic-y sweet perfumes, and willing to step into the beautiful world of fully organic perfume oils! But keep in mind that finding a way to apply these might take some getting used to. For me, it's a 10/10!

I have to say it is quite a shock that this Chris Maurice masterpiece has fallen by the wayside. The florals dominate the opening but soon enough the oud kicks in and it dances cheek to cheek with the damask rose for hours. the other notes are there but this is Fred and Ginger on the dance floor, suave, sophisticated, yoet not trying to overdo anything. It is a classy scent. and I find it better than some of the most popular Xerjoff fragrances. There are a number of people who compare it to Kemi's Jamir, a scent I have yet to sample, plan to soon. Is this full bottle worthy. I love the fragrance, bottle, presentation. I can feel fairly certain no one around me will be wearing this that might be a nice thing about it too. It can be worn in any season and works for day or night.

Astoundingly beautiful perfume oil from Xerjoff. One drop of this heavenly potion transforms your whole being into the most delectable Oriental floral bouquet. The perfume maintains a floral musky ambience throughout its stay. It opens with a prominent note of freesia with hints of orange and pink pepper. It transforms into a dense floral heart of Turkish Rose and peony. Finally it settles on a powdery base of vanilla flower, musk and Indian (Assam) Oud. The perfume simply must be experienced to be believed. Unisex (feminine leaning) with tremendous projection/sillage and lasting forever. Would not use more than a drop or two. Arabian nights dreams are made of perfumes like this. Enjoy!

Beautiful bottle! The scent's not bad, though a bit strange! I quite like it though.

Disappointing blind buy for me. I like Xerjoff, but this fragrance is not one of their best. Sweet, nondescript, herbal/fruity/floral oil-based scent (no discernible oud note like that in Warda al oud, the other attar I sampled). Nothing interesting. The packaging and name are what initially attracted me, but the contents didn't meet my expectations.

The precious oil, the intimate and subtle brushes on the skin, the skin-close experience, it is a totally different rite than putting on fragrance - it just feels absolutely luxurious and like you are putting on an extra layer of skin. ♥️ Black Sukar by Xerjoff is stunning; a subtle very lightly animalic oud opens the attar which then softens to an ethereal freesia and rose mix - enhanced by vanilla. It is strong and powerful; the sillage is moderate, but maybe that is always the case with attars? I have no other attar experience to compare with - but still, the precious oils just offer a journey - when you apply this, you cannot stop smelling yourself. Its such a beautiful blend of the woods and the gleaming florals - the rose offers a cold sharpness and the freesia is a fresh floral - combined together is a world You want to be a part of.

Naj girl is not accurate in her description. There is 100 percent oud in here and it's very unique. No other floral I've tried really smells like this. Not sure she got the real deal. Anyways I love it, I sampled it and bought a full bottle after

Weird name! Sukar aswad is the arabic for Black sugar, is there anything like that?