Mischa99

As the title suggests, the delinquent first gets the full load of glue scent. If you are back to your senses after a few minutes and can pick yourself up from the floor, you will be "rewarded" by an intensive leather scent, like shoes freshly polished with shoe polish. After about an hour, an increasingly intense floral note is added, which smells great. Therefore I would rather classify Gao as feminine. However, I can't imagine that women would expect the initial scent. By the way, the calyx note lasts quite long and only disappears when a hint of the oriental "monster buzzer" (woody/peppery) comes through at the end. I already know the scent from the Hayat, but there it is much stronger and clearer. Here the flowery scent and something slightly musty still have an effect. Gao is just too controversial for me to wear it.

After spraying, you are greeted by a chemical smell that quickly fades and presents woody, fresh and fruity fragrances. The longer the colours are worn, the more a cinnamon note comes through, the overall composition appears very natural and round. Then there was nothing for hours, but to my surprise there was another enchanting fragrance development. Now Fars really turned up the heat and a dusty desert litter was suddenly present: the finish reminded me very much of L'air du Desert Marocian; what a nice surprise. Unfortunately, this fragrance was not as strong as the one mentioned above, but you can't have everything. The silage seemed to me to be rather weak at Fars.

The beginning after application begins sweetish green, somehow flowery but also resinous. Something chemical penetrates through the quite sweet scent cloud which was too pronounced for me in the further course. In addition there is a citric note that brings some freshness, but the fragrance is wonderfully soft at the same time. So I would rather classify Tempest as a feminine perfume. As a fitting counterpart I see Hayat, which has a rather masculine start (lavender) and the same fantastic finish. How nice that I could find here the great carcassy-woody-resinous note that always makes me sniff the perfume with fascination. The longer the fragrance is worn, the more I remember the peppery wood scent of Hayat.

If you want to bring home your holiday memories in Corona times, Sarab is an excellent companion. After the first contact I immediately thought that I know the smell of the vacation from the hotels. In the beginning the note is a little strong, but this improves after some time, then I could smell citrus and wood clearly. Although I am not a friend of citric scents I found Sarab very pleasant, the silage should have been stronger. There is no further development of scent, but it lasts for a long time.

I was surprised when I just read the price for the fragrance. But for such an inexpensive perfume you get the full load here and even get the whole day. Also the silage is really strong, so I would never wear the perfume as an office scent. I would rather assign the scent of cinnamon and marzipan to autumn or winter time. In the beginning there is also something cheesy and woody and an earthy smell. Apart from the fact that Ameer al Oudh slowly fades during the day, I couldn't notice any scent development, which is probably no surprise for the price. I wouldn't necessarily classify it as an oudh perfume, as cinnamon is the main focus here and everything else is probably just by-catch.