my top arabic fragrances: Rose 01 swiss arabian, Ansam Gold Lattafa, Nebras, Yara, Khamrah, Fakhar, Bint Hooran, Reyna, Joonon Noir and Amber oud gold edition from al haramain. these are all MASTERPIECES.
Hey Ker-Leen, my top 5 are Amberthyme, Bois de Vanille by Le Bois of UAE, Swiss Arabian Tonka, Modest Deux by Afnan and Min Yashbahak by Al Zaafaran. I’m a new subscriber and I really like the content on your channel. Thanks for the fragrance recommendations. ❤❤
Ohhh, I love Amberthyme, too. I do NOT understand why this isn't more popular. A gorgeous, niche quality scent. And that presentation is 🔥. Where did you purchase your Bois de Vanille? I cannot locate it anywhere in Europe. 😕
Hi beauty! I am so happy you're a part of the family. :) Your list is 🔥! I'm going to have to check out Bois de Vanille & Min Yashbahak . What do you like about them?
Just discovered your channel! And I am happy to see Amberthyme getting some love. I don't get Baccarat Rouge vibes, but I agree that it is spicy sweet, creamy scent. I would say my current top five are Swiss Arabian Tonka, Khamrah (OG), Amberthyme, Cacao (by Fragrance World) and Paris Corner North Stag Expressions, IV Quatre (a dupe of Afternoon Swim). Honorable mention to Al Haramain's Belle Rouge.
@@Dr.Kerleen noooooo. Not blind buy safe. I would say it is a fragrance that suggests a dry cacao. It's not a chocolate heavy fragrance. Just a hint of it there. It's not at all juvenile and there is definitely patchouli, which I normally have a problem with. But here? I love it. Sophisticated, classy.
Great question, as both of them come up in conversations about YSL Babycat. In my opinion, they are very different. Rifaaqat is not animalic to my nose...no caramel, no suede, no leather...definitely no tire smell. Rifaaqat has a peppery opening but that quickly settles to a cozy grown-up vanilla. It's not overly sweet and more wearable than Ishq Al Shuyukh. Rifaaqat smells expensive and makes me think of study/library with the scent of vanilla wafting through.
I am considering purchasin Lattafa Bad al Oud sublime. Could u kindly tell me a little more about the projection and longevity of this fragrance. Thank you.
Hi friend! I wore it today and it's a bit warm and humid where I live. It gave me 3 hours of moderate projection and sillage, and then it formed a nice scent bubble. It is still on my close and I am still catching whiffs of it as I move around. It is long lasting, but has moderate projection and sillage the first few hours.
Lovely list….and OMG I let my Forbidden Sugar sit for more than 6 months because I have many fragrances, and it turns into more beautiful scent now. Back then I kinda couldnt stand it because it was too sweet for me. Now, it is a bit more fresh, the jasmine is more pronounced, and all the notes are blended more harmoniously. Lovwee it now.
Hi friend! Thank you for watching and for sharing your experience with me. I had put forbidden sugar down for a while, too. I'm probably going to bring it back out this Summer. I love the freshness and I'm glad you're getting that freshness as well. 🥰🥰🥰
Great video! In your opinion which of these scents would you consider to be unisex for the guys out there? I can dig it leaning slightly femme but there is a line for sure lol.
No, Amberythyme is a much creamier and dense scent than Shaghaf Oud Tonka. Also, no saffron in Shaghaf Oud Tonka. In my opinion, they are vey different. Hope that helps.
Yes!!! Totally agree! I already have like 40 and more coming! I got 7 grown kids and each one got a link for the perfumes I want for Mother’s Day! 🤣🤦♀️
I think it is unisex with a subtle lean towards masculine. I have some other videos talking about it on this channel. I talk about it in my newest video.
Do you find Tonka Oud gourmand? How would you compare it to Italica which has also almonds note? I am asking as price point is higher and there is no possibility of testing it. Thank you.😊😊
Hey there! Thanks for watching! In my opinion, Italica is so much more gourmand...it smells like literal food (and has a really prominent saffron note), whereas Oud Tonka has edible notes, but does not come across like literal food. It's a lighter, brighter creamy scent that isn't overly sweet. It still has a bit of a perfume quality.
@@Dr.Kerleen yes! He liked it, took him a while to get the scent probably because is different, he loves when I don’t like a fragrance because he building his own collection from me 🤣🤣
Im convinced arab perfumes are not for me. I've tried dozens and all smell absolutely terrible, like chemicals. I let them sit for months and still. I'm getting FOMO lol
my top arabic fragrances:
Rose 01 swiss arabian, Ansam Gold Lattafa, Nebras, Yara, Khamrah, Fakhar, Bint Hooran, Reyna, Joonon Noir and Amber oud gold edition from al haramain. these are all MASTERPIECES.
I love your list! Sounds amazing! 😍😍😍
My top is Liam grey from lattafa ❤️ Nebras being a really close second
Hey Anna! I really want to try those two...
I just ordered that one!!
I have a top 3 khamrah number one chef kiss khair pistachio and yara
Thanks for watching, loved. Nice list. I want to get my nose on Yara soon...
Great list Yara is one of my favorites. other two are also great picks ❤
The one you picked for number one is phenomenal! I purchased a sample based on your review and I love it!
Oh wow! That's awesome. I 'm so happy to hear you are enjoying it! Thanks for watching. ♥️
Hey Ker-Leen, my top 5 are Amberthyme, Bois de Vanille by Le Bois of UAE, Swiss Arabian Tonka, Modest Deux by Afnan and Min Yashbahak by Al Zaafaran. I’m a new subscriber and I really like the content on your channel. Thanks for the fragrance recommendations. ❤❤
Ohhh, I love Amberthyme, too. I do NOT understand why this isn't more popular. A gorgeous, niche quality scent. And that presentation is 🔥. Where did you purchase your Bois de Vanille? I cannot locate it anywhere in Europe. 😕
Hi beauty! I am so happy you're a part of the family. :) Your list is 🔥! I'm going to have to check out Bois de Vanille & Min Yashbahak . What do you like about them?
Thanks for watching, beauty. I will be sure to let you know if I learn of a way to get it in Europe.
My absolute favorite so far for Middle Eastern fragrances Oud Tonka Swiss Arabian, and Yara 💙💗
The pistachio one you talked about in the green bottle also one of my favorite
Hi beauty! Thanks for watching. 💕 I need to try Yara soon.
Yes, It's so good! I'm looking forward to wearing it when the weather gets hot.
Just discovered your channel! And I am happy to see Amberthyme getting some love. I don't get Baccarat Rouge vibes, but I agree that it is spicy sweet, creamy scent. I would say my current top five are Swiss Arabian Tonka, Khamrah (OG), Amberthyme, Cacao (by Fragrance World) and Paris Corner North Stag Expressions, IV Quatre (a dupe of Afternoon Swim). Honorable mention to Al Haramain's Belle Rouge.
Thanks for watching, hun! And thanks for the list...I'm definitely checking out CACAO...is it blind buy safe?
@@Dr.Kerleen noooooo. Not blind buy safe. I would say it is a fragrance that suggests a dry cacao. It's not a chocolate heavy fragrance. Just a hint of it there. It's not at all juvenile and there is definitely patchouli, which I normally have a problem with. But here? I love it. Sophisticated, classy.
All are In my collection ❤
Hey beauty! Nice! Any recommendations for me?
Do u have nebras, i love it❤@@Dr.Kerleen
No, not yet! I really want to try it...I had Eilish and sold it and I hear it smells like Eilish. That's why I haven't picked it up yet...
It smells better than eilish in my opinion, like a sweet soft vanilla cloud@Ker-leen
Do you find Rifaqaat similar to Ishk Al Shuyukh Gold?
Great question, as both of them come up in conversations about YSL Babycat. In my opinion, they are very different. Rifaaqat is not animalic to my nose...no caramel, no suede, no leather...definitely no tire smell. Rifaaqat has a peppery opening but that quickly settles to a cozy grown-up vanilla. It's not overly sweet and more wearable than Ishq Al Shuyukh. Rifaaqat smells expensive and makes me think of study/library with the scent of vanilla wafting through.
I am considering purchasin Lattafa Bad al Oud sublime. Could u kindly tell me a little more about the projection and longevity of this fragrance. Thank you.
Hi friend! I wore it today and it's a bit warm and humid where I live. It gave me 3 hours of moderate projection and sillage, and then it formed a nice scent bubble. It is still on my close and I am still catching whiffs of it as I move around. It is long lasting, but has moderate projection and sillage the first few hours.
Loved this video🤓🤓🤓I’m So glad I found your channel🥰🥰🥰you’re amazing🥰🥰🥰
Hi beauty! 😍Thank you for being here! I’m so grateful you enjoy the channel! 🥰🙏🏾😘🥰🙏🏾😘
I follow ya both! Hello mamabear!
@@mariapizarrosath8147 hi friend🙋🏻♀️🥰🥰Ker-leen is amazing 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
@@Mamabearperfumechannel yes! You both are I love ya both! I love her motivational speeches after her videos
@@mariapizarrosath8147 yes! I come for the perfume and stay for the motivational affirmations🤓🤓🤓🥰🥰🥰
Super Video,thank you😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
You are so welcome! Thank you for being here. :)
great list! thank you for sharing 💕
You are so welcome. Thanks for watching. ♥️
Try afnan portrait is like angels share/khamrah with prominent safran note
Thank you so much for the recommendation. I will check it out. 🥰🥰🥰
@Ker-Leen,thanks I love my forbidden Sugar!
Hi gorgeous! Yes! I'm glad another one was a success! Thanks for watching. 🙏🏾I'm so happy you're here. 🥰
Eddict ambertime is also my #1
Yes, it's so good! 😍😍😍
@@Dr.Kerleen is amazing! The best of all my middle eastern perfumes!, I also love Al haramain rouge
Lovely list….and OMG I let my Forbidden Sugar sit for more than 6 months because I have many fragrances, and it turns into more beautiful scent now. Back then I kinda couldnt stand it because it was too sweet for me. Now, it is a bit more fresh, the jasmine is more pronounced, and all the notes are blended more harmoniously. Lovwee it now.
Hi friend! Thank you for watching and for sharing your experience with me. I had put forbidden sugar down for a while, too. I'm probably going to bring it back out this Summer. I love the freshness and I'm glad you're getting that freshness as well. 🥰🥰🥰
Is it worth having French coffee and kamrah qawha? Idk if I want both or just choose one. 🤔
I think the coffee in French Coffee is more prominent...esp. in the opening. Whereas in Qahwa it's a supportive note...a background kind of note.
Excellent content!! 😊
Thank you! 😃
Great video! In your opinion which of these scents would you consider to be unisex for the guys out there? I can dig it leaning slightly femme but there is a line for sure lol.
Hi there! Thanks for watching! I would say RIfaqaat, Khamrah Qahwa, and Shaghaf Oud Tonka are true unisex scents.
@@Dr.Kerleen okay cool thanks, does shaghaf oud tonka and edict Amberythyme smell similar?
No, Amberythyme is a much creamier and dense scent than Shaghaf Oud Tonka. Also, no saffron in Shaghaf Oud Tonka. In my opinion, they are vey different. Hope that helps.
Hello fellow Florida UA-camr 😉! Middle Eastern fragrances can be very addicting 😅. A lot of these are actually dupes❤
Yes! I am finding that out. I have to pace myself! lol ❤ Thanks for watching.
Yes!!! Totally agree! I already have like 40 and more coming! I got 7 grown kids and each one got a link for the perfumes I want for Mother’s Day! 🤣🤦♀️
@@Dr.Kerleen definitely an addiction
@@mariapizarrosath8147 hope you get all the ones you want! 😊
Do you think the Tonka one smells like Hypnotic poison by Dior?
Maybe the almond...they could be distant cousins, but not the same scent.
Ok thank you ☺️
You just got yourself a new subscribe
@@shavonjonathan7819 hi friend! Thank you so much. I’m so grateful you’re here ❤️ 🩷 🩷
Does rifaaqat smell masculine i mean i see reviews but how does it really smell ?
I think it is unisex with a subtle lean towards masculine. I have some other videos talking about it on this channel. I talk about it in my newest video.
Great video. New subbie😊
Hi Friend! Thank you so much for subscribing!! xoxo 😘
Do you find Tonka Oud gourmand? How would you compare it to Italica which has also almonds note?
I am asking as price point is higher and there is no possibility of testing it.
Thank you.😊😊
I have this same question.
Hey there! Thanks for watching! In my opinion, Italica is so much more gourmand...it smells like literal food (and has a really prominent saffron note), whereas Oud Tonka has edible notes, but does not come across like literal food. It's a lighter, brighter creamy scent that isn't overly sweet. It still has a bit of a perfume quality.
Thanks for watching...I hope my answer helps you as you make your decision.
@@Dr.Kerleen thanks so much gorgeous!! ❤️❤️
You are so welcome, beauty. xoxo
I wanted to buy ish Al shuyukh I guess I won’t after watching this review
Thanks for watching, friend. 💕
I ended up giving away my riffacat to my son, I couldn’t handle the Burt tire smell 😫 I hate that one
Oh no...sorry to hear that. I'm glad you were able to pass it along. 💕
@@Dr.Kerleen yes! He liked it, took him a while to get the scent probably because is different, he loves when I don’t like a fragrance because he building his own collection from me 🤣🤣
Im convinced arab perfumes are not for me. I've tried dozens and all smell absolutely terrible, like chemicals. I let them sit for months and still. I'm getting FOMO lol
Oh no! Sorry to hear that, friend. Which ones have you tried recently?
Thanks for addressing both women AND men in this video 🫶🏻 cause we out here buying just as much fragrances wanting to be included too! 😎
Thank you so much for sharing that with me, friend! I'm grateful for that feedback and I will be sure to keep that in mind in future videos! 🫶🏾😘🫶🏾