Sultan Al Lail

“Opens fresh and citric, a bit herbal, very pleasant.The dry down star is pimento, a sweet, red smokey pimento, it's what separates this from the pack. Other than that it's smells fancy and mideastern, with spice mixes and wood base.Yes smells a bit like K but not a clone in my opinion.Performance is not overpowering as other Arabic fragrances, it's decent, doesn't have crazy projection.It's a good bang for your buck I'd say if you like the description above.”

“I just got it, seems like the projection and lasting power are really terrible. However I do realize that maceration helps Middle Eastern fragrances to perform better. Hence, I will get back to it in about 1-2 months.It smells fresh, a bit spicy and sweet yet very faint at this time. Hard not to like how it smells. So, hopefully a better review would follow in a few months.Oct 2024: It's been 6 months, definitely the performance has improved. Such a lovely modern fragrance. I highly recommend it.”

“Quite a fresh fragrance from the UAE - not your usual heavy Oud affair. Pleasant & inoffensive - office friendly. Stays on my skin for at least 6 hours although sillage is on the low side.”