Top Notes 
Almond
Bergamot
Coffee
Lemon
Heart Notes 
Tuberose
Orange blossom
Rose
Iris
Jasmine
Base Notes 
Cocoa
Praliné
Sandalwood
Tonka bean
Vanilla
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Azeezah - Valued and Precious?
Since there is no review for this fragrance yet, I will take a moment to write one for this scent.
So it won't be a groundbreaking, exciting, extremely informative review with cultural background...
It's Sunday morning and I am 0 prepared... and I'm doing this totally spontaneously and off the cuff.
The name Azeezah comes from Arabic and means valued, precious.
The blue glass bottle with the
gold metal cap and the gold metal label looks very elegant, almost royal.
The blue glass bottle is heavy.
Now let's get to the content.
The scent starts fruity, floral.
Bergamot and a citrus note are clearly noticeable in the top notes. Unfortunately, I can't smell the coffee that is listed in the top notes. Too bad, I love coffee.
The fragrance quickly becomes very floral, and the 5 flowers of the heart notes come to the forefront and are very present. The listed tuberose is not gummy-like but rounds off the bouquet. None of the flowers is dominant to my nose.
One should like floral and sweet scents to appreciate this fragrance; then it can become a precious companion.
What is not precious is the price. It's a dream, and everyone will appreciate it...
After a few hours, the scent becomes intimate, but it has a nice base due to the vanilla tonka foundation. Am I picking up the cocoa here? No, unfortunately not. Too bad, I love cocoa.
Conclusion - precious due to the elegant bottle and the most affordable, floral, beautiful spring scent.
Valued: yes,
BUT nothing special that stands out.
So it won't be a groundbreaking, exciting, extremely informative review with cultural background...
It's Sunday morning and I am 0 prepared... and I'm doing this totally spontaneously and off the cuff.
The name Azeezah comes from Arabic and means valued, precious.
The blue glass bottle with the
gold metal cap and the gold metal label looks very elegant, almost royal.
The blue glass bottle is heavy.
Now let's get to the content.
The scent starts fruity, floral.
Bergamot and a citrus note are clearly noticeable in the top notes. Unfortunately, I can't smell the coffee that is listed in the top notes. Too bad, I love coffee.
The fragrance quickly becomes very floral, and the 5 flowers of the heart notes come to the forefront and are very present. The listed tuberose is not gummy-like but rounds off the bouquet. None of the flowers is dominant to my nose.
One should like floral and sweet scents to appreciate this fragrance; then it can become a precious companion.
What is not precious is the price. It's a dream, and everyone will appreciate it...
After a few hours, the scent becomes intimate, but it has a nice base due to the vanilla tonka foundation. Am I picking up the cocoa here? No, unfortunately not. Too bad, I love cocoa.
Conclusion - precious due to the elegant bottle and the most affordable, floral, beautiful spring scent.
Valued: yes,
BUT nothing special that stands out.
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