
Al Wataniah Sabah Al Ward leans white floral and vanilla and is regularly compared with Roberto Cavalli Deep Desire. It holds a 4.2 out of 5 community rating from 910 votes, is usually described as moderate with moderate projection and is seen as good value by those who own it.
Follows the original note list closely. It sits closer to the skin than the original.
What people who wear Al Wataniah Sabah Al Ward report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
“Very nice floral fragrance (but not overpowering) with some sweetness from the vanilla. Perfect for any occasion and very well priced. Wears well too especially on clothes. In my opinion it has a similar vibe to l'interdit by givenchy but it doesn't smell like it enough to be considered a dupe - it's just a bit similar (but sweeter) in the dry down.”
“To begin with, this perfume is not a clone of L'Interdit - Givenchy. Anyone who claims it, is mistaken. The similarity with L'Interdit is very weakly, but the Sabah Al Ward is a good perfume no doubts, as many people describe in the comments below. It is fruity, sweet, cozy and smells like grapes. It is worth having in your collection.”
“I love this fragrance even though I feel it lacks a certain darker undertone that I like.I smell the strong Jasmine Sambac with cacao that blends into the vanilla +patchouli combination that I really enjoy. I wish I could feel a little bit more of the pepper that is listed as an opening note. I usually combine this fragrance with chocolat-y or incense dry downs, but I can see it working well with more fruity florals. The sillage is fantastic and it lasts around 4h comfortably.”