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Layali 2023 Attar

9.8 / 10 3 Ratings
A limited perfume by Agar Aura for women and men, released in 2023. The scent is woody-leathery. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Woody
Leathery
Oriental
Spicy
Floral

Fragrance Notes

Bulgarian roseBulgarian rose DavanaDavana OudOud

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
9.83 Ratings
Longevity
9.02 Ratings
Sillage
7.52 Ratings
Bottle
5.04 Ratings
Submitted by Ropanski2020, last update on 10/03/2025.
Variant of the fragrance concentration
This is a variant of the perfume Layali (Extrait de Parfum) by Agar Aura, which differs in concentration.

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Smellemental

69 Reviews
Smellemental
Smellemental
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An Oud-Rose for the Ages…
Woowee!! Straight off the top, she is BOOzy! I’m also flooded with beautiful scents of hardwood… the delicate, citric white rose could not be given more jammy and plummy depth. Dark leather and earthy, slightly spicy tobacco soon begin creeping in. The tannic, dried fruit aromas of the davana here are heavenly… one might even say… Davine… Ahem.

Wow. I’m not traditionally the biggest fan of oud-rose combos, owning a few but never wearing them, but this, as is always entailed of Agar Aura’s creations, is so much more. I don’t remember being particularly blown away by the extrait, but the attar is undoubtedly incredible. And I’m not even a big plum fan either! But there’s a dark, sweet sensuality to this that can’t be denied. Absolutely refined.

Sillage moderate, longevity superb. Penetrates through clothing with ease. Becomes all the more stunning in the drydown. At $190/3g, it can easily be considered an awesome deal.

Bravo, good sir!!!
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DrB1414

260 Reviews
DrB1414
DrB1414
4  
More than Rose and Oud, a bottomless hole...
Layali from Agar Aura. I am ashamed to have discovered this one so late. The attar, not the extrait. The first preceded the latter, but because of the "attar phobia," the second is the more popular version of the two. I have tried the parfum extrait version, and I didn't like it. I blind-bought the attar recently, and it has become not only my favorite perfume composition from Taha but also my favorite take on the oversaturated Oud-Rose genre. To me, it takes the extrait from a 4 up to an 11.
What got me into chasing this composition is the peculiar use of Davana here. A fascinating ingredient. I'd never thought it could work so well in an oud-rose composition, as it does here. It is the key ingredient and what I felt the extrait was lacking to showcase properly. It shines in the attar. The choice of oud is also unique. It is as requested by such an attempt, a heavier profile but it has none of the barny, fermented, or musky qualities that usually come with heavier ouds. It is "Taha" clean presenting three distinct facets. An antique wooden chest smell, a leather facet, and a medicinal, turpentine-like smell, in that order. The rose used also features the best balance of its facets like it was isolated in a laboratory to make sure it fits the composition seamlessly. The Davana creates the most intoxicating plum liquor accord that radiates strongly for the first half of the wear. An incredibly multi-faceted material that usually showcases green, earthy, sweet, boozy, and fruity facets. Here it helps to create the imagery of a fruit liqueur that was aged in agarwood barrels. And lastly, the tobacco. To my nose, it is the least prominent note although it does become a major player in the dry down. A quite simple note breakdown and choice of materials, however, due to their nature and quality they seem to create an endlessly more nuanced and multi-faceted blend that, in my opinion, puts all rose-oud perfumes to shame. Its evolution on the skin has two parts. The first half is dominated by this velvety, sweet red rose drenched in boozy plum liquor, old wooden chest smell, and leather sofas. In the second part of the perfume, the rose-liquor pair is consumed to allow the oud and tobacco duo to shine. In contrast to the complexity of the attar, the extrait unfolded mostly as an airy, mentholated rose with a turpentine oud. None of the boozy plum liquor, the tobacco, or the other two facets of the oud which I much prefer. Hence, if you are a fan of the extrait, I highly recommend that you get a sample of the attar. It feels richer, deeper, and endlessly more complex. And just when I thought this particular genre had nothing more to offer, I stumbled upon a new favorite. That is why I feel this hobby is a bottomless rabbit hole. I don't complain much though, as the journey is thoroughly enjoyable.

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