Ameer Al Oudh

“Classic middle eastern scent profile, opens up a bit sharp with hints of marzipan and the slightest bit of woodiness, minimal sweetness.After it settles a bit it really gets into that familliar oriental scent profile with heavy woodiness, something reminiscent of an unburnt sandalwood bakhoor.The longevity is pretty good, solid performance the first 5-6 hours. The sillage is decent too radiates around 2 meters for the first hours.If you like classic middle eastern fragrances it's a steal at this pricepoint, once you get past the sharp opening it's really enjoyable!”

“Price and performance are impressive, but sadly there's no redeeming aspects to the scent profile. Opening feels like sweet gasoline showered with oud, and it remains so throughout its (long) life. Some spice or even citrus could make this wearable, but as it is it's just too suffocating and unpleasant.”

“It is cheap for a reason because that is exactly what it smells like: cheap. One of the most disgusting fragrances. The drydown on this fragrance has to be the worst I have ever smelled. Performance is extremely good which makes this fragrance even worse for me.”