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Bergamot Lavender Ambroxan Pink pepper

Bergamot and pink pepper give this fragrance a bright opening before lavender, geranium and vetiver introduce a more aromatic character. Ambroxan, amber and resinous labdanum shape the finish, making it an option for someone who likes fresh scents with a woody foundation.

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Jasmine Amber Cinnamon Vanilla

Aurum combines a jasmine and cinnamon heart with amber, vanilla and musk in the corroborated official description. The effect suggested by those notes is floral warmth with a sweet finish. Named opening notes remain unfilled because the available brand pages disagree.

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Amalfi Lemon Jasmine White Honey Raspberry

Meillure places raspberry and Amalfi lemon beside neroli, then builds a white-floral heart of jasmine, orange flower and gardenia. White honey, patchouli and amber warm the finish. Consider it if you enjoy bright fruit moving into a fuller, sweeter floral character.

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Orange Pear Musk Bergamot

Ana Abiyedh opens with orange and bergamot before introducing pear and vanilla. Musk and dry amber form the base, giving this compact bottle a fruit-and-musk direction. This is the original white edition, separate from Rouge, Coral and other Ana Abiyedh variations.

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Dragon fruit Cardamom Tonka bean Bergamot

Dragon fruit and apple brighten a cognac-accented opening, followed by cardamom, suede and toffee. Woody materials and patchouli bring structure to the sweeter elements. This is the Night Out edition, a distinct composition from the original 9 PM, Rebel and Elixir.

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Pear Cardamom Vanilla Lavender

Ramz Silver combines pear with mint, bergamot and lavender, then moves through cardamom and sage into vanilla and amber. Musk and patchouli finish the composition. Its fruit-and-vanilla direction makes it a useful alternative for someone who finds dry woody fragrances too austere.

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Dukhan takes the Khamrah name into smoky spice and tobacco. Mandarin gives the opening a brighter edge, while incense and cistus lead into a sweet amber base with praline and tonka. Choose it for a warmer, darker evening direction.

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Bergamot Lily of the valley Patchouli Lavandin

Apple and cinnamon introduce the original 9 PM, with lavandin and bergamot lending brightness. Orange blossom and lily of the valley sit above a vanilla, tonka and amber base. Choose it for a sweeter evening direction rather than a dry, minimal fragrance.

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Pink pepper Cacao Vetiver Lavender

Asad Bourbon combines plum and lavender with pink pepper before moving into cacao, davana and nutmeg. Bourbon vanilla and amber give the base a sweet direction, grounded by vetiver. This is a separate Asad edition with its own aromatic and gourmand balance.

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Cinnamon Dates accord Praline Vanilla

Original Khamrah sets cinnamon and nutmeg against a sweet heart of dates accord and praline, with floral accents. Vanilla, tonka and resins deepen the base. It is a spiced gourmand choice for cooler plans, distinct from the coffee, smoke and freshness of its later editions.

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Sugar Bulgarian rose White musk Dates

Tiff Tiff begins with dates, sugar and berries, lifted by mandarin. Rose and peony sit beside vanilla and cacao in the heart, followed by amber, musk and tonka. It offers a floral gourmand direction with dried-fruit sweetness rather than a purely chocolate theme.

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Neroli Geranium Patchouli Pepper

Evoke Gold Edition Him opens with neroli and pepper, then gives orris, geranium and amber the centre of the composition. Patchouli and cedarwood anchor the finish. This is a useful direction for someone who prefers a polished floral-woody fragrance over overt dessert sweetness.

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Lemon Cedar Rose Amber

Shiro pairs lemon and rose with a heart the brand describes as spicy, aquatic and woody. Cedar, amber and musk shape its base. It offers a fresh fragrance direction for everyday use without pretending that broad heart descriptors are individually verified ingredients.

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Amber Cedar Vetiver Patchouli

Jamaican Tobacco brings amber and patchouli into a heart of cedar, oud and tobacco, followed by vetiver and jasmine. It is a woody, earthy tobacco direction with fewer dessert cues than Cuban Tobacco. Choose it if woods and patchouli matter more to you than vanilla sweetness.

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Cypriol Rose Musk Oud Accord

Summer Oud combines cypriol, saffron and incense with a mandarin opening. Rose, amber and a caramel accent soften the middle, while oud accord, leather and vetiver shape the finish. Its name does not make this a conventional light summer fresh scent.

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Caramel Tonka Bean Vanilla Milk

Taskeen Caramel Cascade builds a dessert-like scent around caramel and milk, then adds honey and tonka bean. Vanilla, white musk and amber continue the warm direction. Choose it for its creamy sweetness; it offers a different mood from a crisp citrus fragrance.

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Cardamom Violet leaf Suede Bergamot

Velvet Oud pairs cardamom and bergamot with violet leaf and patchouli, then follows a suede, oud and mossy base. The selected global note table suggests a leathery woody direction. Choose it for texture and depth rather than a fruity, confectionery-style perfume.

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Citruses Ginger Birch Wood Herbal Notes

Sapphire Leather begins with citrus, juniper and pink pepper, then moves through ginger, herbs and iris. Birch wood, tonka, amber and leather anchor the base. It offers an aromatic leather direction for someone who wants brightness and texture together rather than an entirely sweet scent.

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Sicilian orange Sandalwood Musk Oud accord

Bombay Oud brings together Sicilian orange and rose before pear, sandalwood and leather emerge. Benzoin, amber, musk and an oud accord form the base. Its contrast of fruit, florals and warm woods suits a dressed-up mood with more depth than a simple fresh scent.

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Agarwood Saffron Incense Bakhoor Rose

Bin Shaikh brings lavender, saffron and rose into a layered floral-and-wood composition. Jasmine, orchid and violet meet sugar and bakhoor, before agarwood, patchouli and amber resins take over. It is worth exploring if floral sweetness and incense both belong in your wardrobe.

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Heliotrope White flowers Vanilla Tropical fruits

Hayana combines tangerine, heliotrope and orchid with tropical fruit and a floral heart. Vanilla, amber and musk make the finish warmer and sweeter. Choose it for a soft tropical floral direction when a sharp aquatic scent feels too austere.

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Birch Incense Amber Aquatic Notes

Black Diamond Incense contrasts aquatic notes and blackcurrant with incense, sandalwood and vanilla. Amber, leather, smoke and oud build the base. It is a deliberate choice for someone drawn to smoky woods and leather, while the opening adds freshness rather than keeping the fragrance uniformly dark.

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Apple White Flowers Amber Red Fruits

Green Pearl opens with apple, pear and red fruits, lifted by citrus and orange blossom. Jasmine and lily of the valley sit within a white-floral heart, while vanilla, maltol, musk and amber add sweetness below. Expect a fruit-and-floral direction rather than a purely green scent.

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Geranium Cedarwood Moss Leather

Ignite Oud opens with geranium and leather, then centres cedarwood and patchouli. Moss, musk, amber and sandalwood supply the base. Despite its name, the official note list does not separately name oud, so the guide focuses on its documented leather and woods.