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"European" Floral Symphony Unites East and West | Dreamily Fresh-Sweet Rose!
The Narjesi Fleur was released in the Accord Collection, just like "Baz Cuir | The Spirit of Dubai," "Durra Ambre | The Spirit of Dubai," and "Abjar Bois | The Spirit of Dubai," and is intended to be more wearable for the broader audience (especially for the West), as the Narjesi is much more potent, angular, and above all, less animalic; in fact, the animalic notes have been completely left out, but more on that in detail shortly.
So how does the Narjesi Fleur smell?
- The fragrance starts off very fresh; I have rarely smelled a fresher rose; the rose is also given a zesty touch by the bergamot and orange. Thus, the opening is extremely fresh and truly rose-dominated.
- After that, the scent becomes increasingly brighter, yes, brighter musk as well as various flowers, jasmine is noticeable; the rose remains prominent but takes on a "fresh laundry vibe." A minimal light sweetness is subtly perceived through the praline, but it is really marginally dosed. Primarily, however, the floral splendor unfolds in this phase.
- In the drydown, the fragrance becomes really airier and more synthetic, but not in a negative way; you can simply tell that this "airy" character persists to keep the rose consistently fresh. A slightly green earthiness is also noticeable and prevents the scent from drifting too much into a fresh laundry fragrance.
- The longevity is actually very good for this type of fragrance, and the projection in the first few hours leaves nothing to be desired.
Overall, a beautiful and creative rose fragrance that does not, like many rose scents, go in a sweet, resinous, spicy, or dark oud direction, but rather reinterprets the rose and embeds it in a bright-floral, sweet foundational concept.
Now to the most exciting question: Does a "regular person" need this fragrance for the high price? Absolutely not, for a regular person. However, if you are into rose fragrances and want to smell a quality, freshly interpreted rose at a high level, you are in the right place.
So how does the Narjesi Fleur smell?
- The fragrance starts off very fresh; I have rarely smelled a fresher rose; the rose is also given a zesty touch by the bergamot and orange. Thus, the opening is extremely fresh and truly rose-dominated.
- After that, the scent becomes increasingly brighter, yes, brighter musk as well as various flowers, jasmine is noticeable; the rose remains prominent but takes on a "fresh laundry vibe." A minimal light sweetness is subtly perceived through the praline, but it is really marginally dosed. Primarily, however, the floral splendor unfolds in this phase.
- In the drydown, the fragrance becomes really airier and more synthetic, but not in a negative way; you can simply tell that this "airy" character persists to keep the rose consistently fresh. A slightly green earthiness is also noticeable and prevents the scent from drifting too much into a fresh laundry fragrance.
- The longevity is actually very good for this type of fragrance, and the projection in the first few hours leaves nothing to be desired.
Overall, a beautiful and creative rose fragrance that does not, like many rose scents, go in a sweet, resinous, spicy, or dark oud direction, but rather reinterprets the rose and embeds it in a bright-floral, sweet foundational concept.
Now to the most exciting question: Does a "regular person" need this fragrance for the high price? Absolutely not, for a regular person. However, if you are into rose fragrances and want to smell a quality, freshly interpreted rose at a high level, you are in the right place.
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