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At first I thought the fragrance reminded me of Sarab by Al Sadae. The start was very strong and smelled citrusy at first. As it progressed, however, a creamy (yellow) rose was the main theme. A slight sweetness that fits perfectly for my taste rounded off the composition.

In the drydown, I could smell something herbal and green (possibly the oud?) but there was no major development.

Mukhalat Malaki is a sunny, upbeat fragrance that will probably only last a few hours in summer.

A completely different summer fragrance, nothing aquatic. It actually brings back vacation memories for me. The lime is really strong and fresh at the beginning, as it progresses you actually think you smell a cocktail, I also associate the fragrance with the thought of a sunny, hot sandy beach where lots of tourists are tanning. There is a cocktail bar serving delicious Pina Colada to the crowds.

The coconut takes some getting used to for me. It can be smelled strongly right from the start and is also present until the drydown.
In the finish, "Endless Summer" smells slightly sweaty to me, as if you were going to the hotel to take a shower after a day at the beach under a parasol.
Sprayed on the skin, the perfume smells more like lime than coconut to me, the scent is then much fresher and spicier.

Anyone looking for an unusual summer fragrance will find it here.

Initially woody and warm with a clear note of goat stables. As it progresses, other nuances become apparent: earthy, mossy or maritime, some green notes. It also reminds me of straw or hay. Two years ago, I ordered or tested a very similar oud oil from an Ebay dealer, I think it was called Oud Royal Bengali and was a bit cheaper
The bottle disappointed me because the cap is only plastic, which doesn't match the high-quality packaging and the beautiful glass bottle.

For the fair price of approx. 45 euros, a good fragrance oil for lovers of animalic ouds.

First spray: clearly animalic and chemical, the fragrance is actually reminiscent of eagle owl. After a while, Dehnal Oudh Ateeq becomes woody, with a distinctly minty note and some leather.
From here on, I think the fragrance should be nice for summer, because it becomes increasingly fruity-fresh and earthy, the perfume now reminds me of damp wood. After a few minutes, there is no trace of animalism anymore.
I found the following fragrance pyramid on the Internet: top - geranium, bergamot, orange, heart - oud, cloves, saffron, floral notes, base - cedar, amber, musk, sandalwood.
I think this description fits. The packaging is fine for the price, the bottle is really high quality. It is made of heavy, beautifully decorated glass, the cap and the bottle base are made of copper-colored metal, the spray head also does a good job. Be careful when spraying, because the silage is really strong.

Black Gemstone clearly ranks behind Au Coeur du Désert and № 02 - L'Air du Désert Marocain. The scent is similar: warm woody, smoky and dry. Here, a medicinal note is added at the beginning (something like WC Spray?!) , which irritated me. (Oud?) There is also a scent development: with time, a dry woody note becomes more and more perceptible, it also becomes berry and leathery. Some licorice accompanies the scent throughout. For me, the perfume is a bit too sweet, the teak note might not please everyone as it is very present. Because of the overly sweet note, the fragrance can not keep up with the competition in my opinion