A cream-coloured chesterfield sofa in a room with apricot-coloured walls comes to mind. This represents the fragrance very well. The similarity to Midnight Oud Eau de Parfum I can not understand at all, by the way, for me there is not even a hint of parallels.

Is it beige synthetic leather, fresh from the factory and treated with natural saffron and other substances to appear more natural, or is it a natural, sweet organic leather that has unfortunately been pimped out with synthetic apricot extract? It is a saffron fragrance. Saffron in different facets. Real saffron is very delicate, expensive, exhausting to harvest and hardly smells intense enough to be mass produced as a perfume base. It is an attempt to mimic the effect of saffron. In drydown / after a few hours on the skin it is very pleasant and then milder nuances of woody and skin tones unfold. Or is it an attempt to create a wear-resistant vegan fruit leather from fruit peels, spices, extracts and chemical additives? Hardly any progression. Top note barely present, except for pungent ethereal saffron impressions . Heart note quite intense, then mellowing and finally remaining as a leathery, peachy skin scent. Woody tones are then sometimes perceptible. Saffron is always more or less perceptible.Some fragrance implementations often fail because of the components used. Here, most likely also a question of price.

Very nice for the low price. The fakemetal stuff could be omitted, then the design would be much better. When I read comments and statements about LY tobacco blaze, and then tested the fragrance, a lot of things seemed wrong to me in retrospect. Just like Qaa'ed smells, that's how I imagined tobacco blaze at the time. But the tb by LaYuqawam is a 90% dupe of Shuhrah. all ages except the elderly or pregnant women, for whom the scent might be perceived as a little too chemical. In addition, Qaa'ed is also a kind of leather scent. An attempt to make a vegan leather from fruit peels, one might suppose.Completely uncitrusy at the start, but somehow later becoming balsamic and slightly vanilla, the fragrance seems very synthetic all the time. Yes, that is, synthetic and not artificial, as I am reluctant to use the term synthetic. Delivery Delays: Soghaat is not accountable for delays due to Customs inspections or other factors beyond our control. While we can't be held responsible for courier delays, your money is safe with us, and we work diligently to ensure swift deliveries. You'll receive what you've paid for, but please note that delays during transit are beyond our control.