Fragrances
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Al Romansia
Arabian Oud
Release year:
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A romantic feminine oriental with floral sweetness, soft musk, and warm amber. It feels gentle, pretty, and enveloping, with a classic Arabian softness.
Al Rubban
Arabian Oud
Release year:
2015
A masculine-leaning fragrance with aromatic freshness, warm woods, and a refined oriental base. It feels confident and structured, like a crisp opening gradually settling into deeper wood and amber.
Al-Safa & Al-Marwa
Arabian Oud
Release year:
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A spiritual unisex oriental with a traditional warmth of musk, amber, woods, and soft florals. It feels serene and ceremonial, more about calm dignity than flamboyance.
Al Sahra
The Different Company
Release year:
2020
Al Sahra is a warmer amber-woody fragrance with dry spice, resinous warmth, and a smoother desert-like texture than the brighter floral and citrus entries. It feels rich, polished, and contemplative.
Al Sandal
Areej Le Doré
Release year:
2024
A sandalwood-focused fragrance with creamy wood, incense-like quiet, and soft resinous warmth. It feels meditative and old-world, presenting sandalwood as a central material rather than a background note.
Alseif
Boadicea the Victorious
Release year:
2021
Alseif is a Boadicea the Victorious fragrance released in 2021, composed in the brand’s opulent extrait-leaning style with polished aromatics, florals, woods, amber, and musk. It feels luxurious and assertive without reading as casual or minimal, with a long smooth trail and a distinctly high-end presentation.
Al Somu
Al-Jazeera Perfumes
Release year:
2023
Al Somu belongs to the Luxury Collection, where Al-Jazeera often highlights oud, rose, amber, musk, and high-impact oriental materials. It feels rich, stately, and ceremonial, with the composition built more around presence and texture than casual freshness.
Alsultan
Al-Jazeera Perfumes
Release year:
2022
Alsultan is an Al-Jazeera Perfumes fragrance with a polished oriental profile of woods, musk, amber, florals, and spice. It feels substantial, smooth, and aligned with the house's Middle Eastern luxury style.
Altamir
Ted Lapidus
Release year:
2007
Altamir is one of the key later Ted Lapidus masculines, a warm woody oriental with orange blossom, bergamot, neroli, pineapple leaf, cyclamen, amber, tonka, patchouli, teakwood, vetiver, and musk. It feels smooth, cozy, and much easier to wear than the louder Lapidus pour Homme.
Altar of Love
A House On The Moon
Release year:
2025
A romantic fruity-gourmand floral with raspberries, vanilla cheesecake, crushed grass, flower-crown florals, clary sage, hyssop, skin musk, and soft musk. It feels bright and affectionate, blending tart berries and creamy sweetness with green herbal freshness. The drydown is soft, musky, and intimate rather than loudly sugary.
Althaïr
Parfums de Marly
Release year:
2023
A warm vanilla-amber fragrance with cinnamon, cardamom, orange blossom, bergamot, bourbon vanilla, elemi, praline, musk, ambroxan, guaiac wood, tonka, and candied almond. It is gourmand, but polished: creamy vanilla and nutty sweetness are framed by spice, woods, and ambered lift.
Alto Astral
Byredo
Release year:
2025
A vivid new floral-fruity amber where bright fruit and petals are wrapped in warmer woods and musks for a more saturated, modern Byredo effect. It feels luminous and expressive, with a heightened emotional color rather than strict minimalism.
Altruist / Altruist Eau de Parfum
J.F. Schwarzlose Berlin
Release year:
2015
A clean citrus-aromatic fragrance with bergamot, ginger, watery freshness, nutmeg, black pepper, and cedarwood. It feels brisk and modern at first, then becomes smoother and more woody, giving the scent a generous, genderless freshness without turning into a basic sport cologne.
Altruist Eau de Toilette
J.F. Schwarzlose Berlin
Release year:
2016
The earlier Eau de Toilette presentation of Altruist emphasizes the scent's electric citrus, ginger, pepper, and cool aromatic facets with a lighter touch. It feels brisk, airy, and slightly more casual than the later Eau de Parfum while keeping the same optimistic woody freshness.
Al Waseem
Swiss Arabian
Release year:
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A masculine fragrance with citrus freshness, aromatic spice, leather, amber, musk, and woods. It feels clean but substantial, opening bright before settling into a smooth, warm, traditionally masculine base.
Al Wasl / Expo Al Wasl
Widian
Release year:
2020
A Gold Collection fragrance created as a tribute to the meeting point of oud, amber, and spice along Middle Eastern trade routes. It feels expansive and ceremonial, with a warm resinous glow and a polished woody base. The Expo Al Wasl wording preserves the connection to the earlier presentation while keeping the searchable Al Wasl catalog name.
Always
Alfred Sung
Release year:
2009
Always presents Alfred Sung in a soft, radiant, late-era style. It leans floral and airy, with a clean romantic brightness that feels polished and approachable rather than dramatic, making it an easy fit for daytime wear and gentle occasions.
Always Belong
Celine Dion
Release year:
2006
Always Belong continues the Belong theme with a brighter sparkling feel and a softer easy glamour. It feels polished, feminine, and a little lighter in mood than the original Belong.
Always Now
Bottega Veneta
Release year:
2026
Part of the Alta collection, Always Now pairs an Italian basil accord with Madagascan vetiver bourbon essence. It feels green, earthy, and quietly aromatic, with a modern skin-hugging style rather than the heavy trail of older Bottega fragrances. The mood is herbal, grounded, and calmly contemporary.
Always Red
Elizabeth Arden
Release year:
2015
Always Red is a richer and more glamorous fruity floral with blood orange, plum, jasmine, and warm praline-like softness. It feels bolder and more evening-oriented than the fresher Arden florals.