Top Notes 
Berries
Green tea
Heart Notes 
Musk
Sandalwood
Vanilla
Base Notes 
Woody notes
MahdiAsadi
3 Reviews
MahdiAsadi
1
Sugary Sweet to a Fault
⭐⭐
The budget Arabian perfume house Al-Rehab is renowned for its hits and misses. Unfortunately, Rayan Black falls into the latter category. This cloying composition is a one-note sugar overload, lacking nuance or development. Picture the interior of an old-fashioned candy shop, overflowing with row upon row of rock sugar sticks and cotton candy.
From first roll to final fade, Rayan Black bombard the senses with an almost sickening level of sweetness. There are no fresh or bright accents to provide relief. No alluring hints of spice or vanilla to add depth. Just wave after relentless wave of spun sugar.
While some appreciate gourmand fragrances, Rayan Black takes the dessert concept to an extreme. It conjures memories of childhood sugar rushes - followed by crashes. Certainly not an everyday scent, unless one has an hardcore sweet tooth. And due to its tenacious lasting power, the honeyed aroma persists for hours on end.
Fans of vanilla should stick to the actual essential oil, which offers a brighter, more layered sweetness when fresh. Sadly, Rayan Black omits vanilla’s mesmerizing facets completely in favor of one-dimensional candy floss. Uninspiring and flat, this toothache in a bottle is simply too syrupy to enjoy.
The budget Arabian perfume house Al-Rehab is renowned for its hits and misses. Unfortunately, Rayan Black falls into the latter category. This cloying composition is a one-note sugar overload, lacking nuance or development. Picture the interior of an old-fashioned candy shop, overflowing with row upon row of rock sugar sticks and cotton candy.
From first roll to final fade, Rayan Black bombard the senses with an almost sickening level of sweetness. There are no fresh or bright accents to provide relief. No alluring hints of spice or vanilla to add depth. Just wave after relentless wave of spun sugar.
While some appreciate gourmand fragrances, Rayan Black takes the dessert concept to an extreme. It conjures memories of childhood sugar rushes - followed by crashes. Certainly not an everyday scent, unless one has an hardcore sweet tooth. And due to its tenacious lasting power, the honeyed aroma persists for hours on end.
Fans of vanilla should stick to the actual essential oil, which offers a brighter, more layered sweetness when fresh. Sadly, Rayan Black omits vanilla’s mesmerizing facets completely in favor of one-dimensional candy floss. Uninspiring and flat, this toothache in a bottle is simply too syrupy to enjoy.
RobbieX
Anasali
Pinseltown
