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Smells like
- Woody
- Oud / Middle Eastern
- Top
- Cypress Leaf, Saffron, Cardamom, Bergamot, Grapefruit, Rooibos Tea
- Heart
- Rose, Nutmeg, Jasmine
- Base
- Agarwood, Cedarwood, Leather, Sandalwood, Amber, Tonka Bean, Vanilla, Musk
In everyday terms
Saffron, cardamom and grapefruit over spiced rose with oud, leather and amber.
- Saffron
- Warm and honey-like, a bit like the inside of a brand-new leather bag
- Cardamom
- Cool, warm spice, like Arabian coffee or spiced tea
- Bergamot
- Bright, fresh citrus, like the zest of a lime with a soft floral edge
- Grapefruit
- Bitter-sweet, juicy citrus
- Rose
- Fresh red roses, like a wedding hall bouquet
- Nutmeg
- Warm spice, like ehuru (calabash nutmeg) in pepper soup
- Jasmine
- The sweet white “lady of the night” flowers on compound fences
- Agarwood
- Deep, smoky oud, like the turare and bakhoor burned in Hausa homes during Sallah
- Cedarwood
- Dry, clean wood, like fresh pencil shavings or a new wooden wardrobe
- Leather
- Rich and smoky, like new leather shoes from Aba
- Sandalwood
- Creamy, smooth wood, like sandalwood soap
- Amber
How it wears
ProjectionStrong
People notice it from about an arm's length away.LongevityLong
About 6–10 hours on skin, longer on clothes.In Nigerian heat, most perfumes project more but fade faster. Spray some on your clothes to make it last longer.