At this point I love it on myself, so I spray an hour or so before work and let it evolve until it’s ready for the general public! I can’t believe I spent this much on something that smells like the old Bijan perfume that was popular in the 90’s.

Personally, I tend to know what I like or don’t like pretty much right off the bat, but, occasionally, I’ll come across a perfume where I’m ambivalent and truly undecided, no matter how many times I test it. While we strive to provide accurate and helpful information, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy or reliability of the AI-generated pros and cons. Funny thing: I've had this scent for about three years, but it has been sitting in the back of my closet. Not a subtle scent--projection and longevity are pure beast--so I would dare to say you could get away with wearing this to work if you live in the Middle East like I do. Over the past 2 years I've amassed a collection of 100+ perfumes and less than a handful have wowed my senses.However, even though that was my personal experience with the fragrance, it was a complete different story compared to what other people around me were experiencing while smelling this fragrance from me.

This phase of the fragrance fools me into thinking that it sits moderately on my skin (olfactory overload?Feel free to contact us anytime for any concerns you might have before making a purchase and we’ll respond as fast as we can. I don’t find the perfume listed anywhere on the UK Arabian Oud site, and I went through every section. Don't spray this more than once though, it is very potent and it stays and stays, even on your clothes.