Cris80

The opening is a veritable animalistic fragrance, although to me it is more reminiscent of a herd of horses running on heated sand, iris in the initial phase does not have any powdery, lipstick-like overtones, but in a delicate way sweetens the emerging skin, which in the embrace of oud has a downright mystical character,The first impression I had was of a leather tent of some nomadic people of the desert conjuring horses, inside there is a scent of light sweet flowers, and after a longer stay, we can smell a slightly powdery (here we can already smell the well-known iris) fading skin smoothed with sandalwood, so it is the sheikh himself who came to the tent.The final phase has a truly palace-like overtone, a great fragrance, the parameters at the beginning very strong and after two hours very intimate personal but well perceptible with every movement.

It is cloudy, you are standing in the midle of a shady forest , through the dry branches pierce the rays of the spring sun.
That's my impression, the beginning is an earthy patchouli atmosphere surrounded by woody oud, gently pierced by a green freshness that does not stand out above the shadiness of the fragrance. Unisex but definitely in the masculine direction.

Dark strongly fermenting wood surrounded by grease it lasts maybe 10minutes after which a woody profile saturated with oil remains near the skin(resembling a burnt piece of wood dipped in oil) , but the real magic happens in the air because here the oiliness is tamed near the skin, and there is a smoky woody profile that reminds me of burnt agarwood with a slight fruity sweetness perceptible to me.In my opinion to wear solo as well as layering.
I don't know why the company withdrew such a gem

Qaddem is a dry fragrance there is no sweetness in it, compositionally it may resemble somewhere in the distance GGA, this is my personal feeling and my wife says the same, the woody profile here is dry technical but at the same time drenched in smoke and the whole creates an atmosphere of smoked alcohol-soaked wood, slightly similar notes are found in the opening of Amir Two although there is additionally animal . Although there are no controversial notes here the fragrance is not easy and pleasant, although it captivated me, although I have no problem to ditch it alone I rather see it more in mixing with other fragrances.

The opening is a strong red, juicy rose, whose sweetness is given by saffron, which is not indicated in the notes, but is perceptible by me, but balanced enough not to stand out above it. Then, in harmony, they create a rose-saffron mix, and the rose gets a slightly metallic touch, in the background there is a tree behind which a small friendly animal hides, thanks to musk and oud, but it is not a wolf or a tiger, but rather a small field mouse nibbling on saffron. If someone is hoping for a demon oud and animals is not of this calibre, everything is well blended and the first role is played by flowers the rest is a very distant background,quality at a high level.