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Sweet all-rounder with numerous facets
When I entered the local Douglas one chilly February day with the aim of buying my sweetheart a fragrance for her birthday which I had had her test a few months earlier (L'Interdit Eau de Parfum Rouge ), I came across a small, inconspicuous shelf with a few fragrances from the Swiss Arabian brand. Since I was already familiar with Shaghaf Oud Eau de Parfum, I dared to reach for the test strips and sprayed this previously unknown fragrance onto the strip.
Bah... Almond. And not a little of it, but wait a minute. Yes. Yes, it has something. After leaving the store and the test strip in my jacket pocket, I smelled the scent every now and then for the next 5!!! Days I smelled the fragrance every now and then, and it was still very noticeable over this time. What really amazed me was that the aromas felt like they changed every day. There is nothing left of the original almond, but sometimes it smells floral, sometimes like vanilla, sometimes a little animalic and sometimes spicy-sweet. In my opinion, Swiss Arabian has created a masterpiece here, which does not have to hide behind the low price and can easily keep up with expensive fragrances.
Bah... Almond. And not a little of it, but wait a minute. Yes. Yes, it has something. After leaving the store and the test strip in my jacket pocket, I smelled the scent every now and then for the next 5!!! Days I smelled the fragrance every now and then, and it was still very noticeable over this time. What really amazed me was that the aromas felt like they changed every day. There is nothing left of the original almond, but sometimes it smells floral, sometimes like vanilla, sometimes a little animalic and sometimes spicy-sweet. In my opinion, Swiss Arabian has created a masterpiece here, which does not have to hide behind the low price and can easily keep up with expensive fragrances.