Top Notes 
Bergamot
Mandarin orange
Pineapple
Heart Notes 
Frankincense
Lavender
Morrocan orange blossom
Base Notes 
Musk
Oud
Tonka bean
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ASQ Blend Blue - The Oriental Chameleon
"Qurashi Blend Blue | Abdul Samad Al Qurashi / عبدالصمد القرشي"
is the modern, more Western interpretation of the legendary "Al Qurashi Blend (Eau de Parfum) | Abdul Samad Al Qurashi / عبدالصمد القرشي" and for me, a fragrance chameleon.
Its fascination lies in its versatility: On one day, it unfolds with a clear, citrusy freshness. On another day, this quickly recedes into the background, making way for a warm, woody depth reminiscent of soft Oud. This quality makes it a highlight for me. On good days, a fleeting hint of pineapple can even be sensed, adding a fruity sweetness.
Compared to the opulent original, the Blend Blue is significantly more accessible without losing complexity.
The "Qurashi Blend Noir | Abdul Samad Al Qurashi / عبدالصمد القرشي" definitely needs to be added to the collection as well.
After some internet research, I found that the ASQ house introduced the original Al Qurashi Blend (whose traces date back to 2006) - no idea if that's true - to the world long before the emergence of similar niche fragrances like:
Blue Sapphire Parfum
Or
"Taif T10 | Taif Al-Emarat / طيف الإمارات"
Conclusion: The Blend Blue is perfect for anyone looking for a versatile, elegant fragrance that bridges the gap between oriental depth and Western freshness, continually surprising.
is the modern, more Western interpretation of the legendary "Al Qurashi Blend (Eau de Parfum) | Abdul Samad Al Qurashi / عبدالصمد القرشي" and for me, a fragrance chameleon.
Its fascination lies in its versatility: On one day, it unfolds with a clear, citrusy freshness. On another day, this quickly recedes into the background, making way for a warm, woody depth reminiscent of soft Oud. This quality makes it a highlight for me. On good days, a fleeting hint of pineapple can even be sensed, adding a fruity sweetness.
Compared to the opulent original, the Blend Blue is significantly more accessible without losing complexity.
The "Qurashi Blend Noir | Abdul Samad Al Qurashi / عبدالصمد القرشي" definitely needs to be added to the collection as well.
After some internet research, I found that the ASQ house introduced the original Al Qurashi Blend (whose traces date back to 2006) - no idea if that's true - to the world long before the emergence of similar niche fragrances like:
Blue Sapphire Parfum
Or
"Taif T10 | Taif Al-Emarat / طيف الإمارات"
Conclusion: The Blend Blue is perfect for anyone looking for a versatile, elegant fragrance that bridges the gap between oriental depth and Western freshness, continually surprising.
Robeyrob
