I know I would need a few days (at least) dedicated to smelling perfumes in Dubai. One day when I get the chance to head over there it will be magical I'm sure, like a golden Wonka ticket to perfumeland. Thanks for sharing!
Wow, selling agarwood chips in malls?! Crazy! The stores are sooo huge, I'm jealous (even though it's half empty) 😱 It's funny and weird how they secured those Shaik bottles to a stand, never seen anything like this before in a fragrance store lol Thanks for sharing! Enjoyed watching, as always!
They had funny magnetic bottoms they stuck to.. made it kind of awkward to put them back down! haha Dubai is pretty crazy, they have like 10 different places selling Lamborgini cars all the way down the main street.. like everyone just casually pops into buy a Lambo on a weekend, lol
Hi Peter, you're fast becoming one of my fave fragrance channels, thank you for making such engaging and interesting content! Love how you're so confident with vlogging in public, have you ever had any bad experiences or people bothering you about it?
Thanks :) I got told politely not to film inside Manchester Airport on my last duty free video, but she was nice about it.. You get some random looks from people sometimes, like heads turning and looking at you, wondering what you're doing talking to yourself lol.. The way I see it is if I saw someone talking to a camera in public, I wouldn't judge them badly.. I'd think it's cool they have the balls to do it without caring what people think.. So then it makes it easier to do it yourself, when you eliminate the fear of what people might think of you. People are too busy living their own lives, what I do doesn't effect anyone else, I think people are too focused on embarrassment of doing something different to the normal, I actually used to be the same, a year or two ago.. I wouldn't have done that, i'd be too worried. You just have to change the way you think about things, and do things that scare you, then eventually it's easy and you don't think about it
You're absolutely right and I, for one, am glad you conquered that fear/awkwardness because you get to bring us such interesting vids. Thanks again and would love to see a video on female fragrances if you ever feel so inclined to make one. Best wishes! x
Dubai Mall has all stores / stalls of all fragrance houses. But there is a smaller mall near Bur-Dubai ( I do not remember its name) - it is specialized for fragrances - and the shops are closely located - ( In Dubai Mall, since it is so huge, you have to walk miles after miles to cover few shops as the are scattered in different locations)
i like videos like these because i am just like you everytime im travelling. Too bad i have budget limit. Thanks for doing this as I can slightly see fragrances in other countries.
Never heard of bramble before!! And I'm really not a fan of oud perfumes! But oud chips they are nice for clothes.. Abdul samad al qurashi has a really good one .. Not really cheap but the cheapest among the others. You could buy half or a quarter it will cost less
glad i came across your channel, im going ro dubai next month and want to know more or less where can i find good deals on cologne out there. your advice would be greatly appreciated
I knew that oud wood was expensive, but didn't realise just how expensive it was. Baieido, the Japanese incense company produces some really nice agarwood/oud incences.
the price depends on the quality of the oud. you can buy 30 grams of good quality oud for $95 which isn't that expensive because you can make them last for awhile by breaking that chips into small pieces. and spraying perfume that has oud oil and burning the the oud chips will, the smell of both oud oil and oud smoke will last for a few days. I usually just like putting a drop of oud oi on area behind my ears and let the smoke of oud chips go into my hair, it smells phenomenal! Worth the money if u ask me
Huge collection in Dubai but I am surprised you haven't checked any of Abdul Samad Al Qurashi or Ajmal fragrances there. Thanks for sharing. BTW which camera you have, I like it.
Did you not have a chance to visit the perfume market in Dubai? Loads of small shops and the people who run them are usually enormously friendly and patient to make good recommendations and answer (my many) annoying questions. They sell from big bottles into little ones, so it's not expensive at all. I had to go to Dubai for work last year and came back with a collection of tiny bottles of things I'd never heard of in the West.
Nǐ hǎo, I was in Dubai for work too, but on a ship in the sea, so I only really had one day on land to do anything! I just went to the shopping plaza across from the hotel I was in, I didn't even have any local money with me!! So didn't feel like doing much before my flights home! I was happy just smelling the local ones there though, the Rasasi counter with the Agar wood chips had the big bottles of oils on display too. I'd just got back from Egypt before my trip to Dubai and had gone around the local perfume shops there, but the things they sold me later didn't last.. maybe just 2 hours on skin.. I picked up 3 small bottles in Cairo.
Stroll the area if you get the chance on another trip. Well worth it. It's near the gold market area. All a bit touristy, but good fun. Most of the perfumes I found there were oil based, not sprays, so you dab it on and it lasts ages. They lean to heavier scents: lots of musk, oud and agar... Really interesting. Plus, the shops are very beautiful in a messy way because of all the glass flasks on the shelves.
It sounds just the same as Egypt :) shelves full of huge glass bottles, just with oils.. My 3 are dab on too, but I think the Egyptians cheat and make them weak, to make more money! Dubai probably does better quality oils, I will try to check it out if I go again! Thanks :)
I wouldn't say it's a hugely special oud, but it's quite unique.... I like it, it's kind of dark charred / burned incense, with a smooth oud wood heart, slightly sweetened, and quite smoky, it's his most affordable offering though
Which mall is this? You did find time to visit to malls. Hope your job for which you went to UAE went smoothly. I just returned from Saudi ( 4 days visit). I bought Davidoff Leather blend there for approx $60 ( on Mark's recommendation) along with some Rasasi ladies fragrances
No idea the name of the shopping centre... it was just one directly opposite the hotel they put me in! Usually we don't get a full day, but you're not allowed to fly 24 hours after a dive, and we sailed in straight after a shift.. so they had to fly us out the next day instead - Leather Blend was quite nice.. probably should have been called Suede Blend though
Why is the mall empty ?!? Maybe it's morning time and very hot 😆 never been to Dubai though ,so I dont know how it's like.. But I heard that shops are open 24 hours
I put it up on the screen in the video yeah, it was £51 for one bottle.... it's about the same price to buy it online from the UK also, so it was no cheaper in Dubai
I'm jealous. My youngest daughter opened my bottle of Jasmine Wisp and immediately took possession of it. I gave my girlfriend my other bottle of Jasmine Wisp and I love it on her. It took me a while to really embrace Tobacco Blaze but I love it...although not a favorite. As for Ambergris Showers....um, I'm not a fan. C'est la vie. Enjoyed!
It was a nice one, I don't think Tobacco blaze is for me.. I am just not a fan of tobacco, Ambergris Showers smelled very " mall aid " as frag bros might say.. a mix of everything that smells familiar
I didn't feel that Ambergris Showers smelled Mall like...just a bit weird and not a good fit for me. As for Tobacco Blaze...I came to realize that it was brilliant how they made this one smell like a burnt, ashy tobacco...without having a tobacco note listed in the notes pyramid. An intentional omission? Who knows! To me Tobacco Blaze comes-across as the fragrant-smelling ash of a fine cigar (tobacco) that was dipped in apricot brandy and rolled in spices, with violet and perhaps some other floral notes chirping in the background. As this fragrance progresses, I sense a dirty-dried straw/hay accord although the aforementioned tobacco ash continues to smolder softly, and under control, in the background. I don't know much about coumarin, but I will assume the interplay of courmarin and some other notes give this fragrance its body, which really is Tobacco Blaze (aka Cigar on Fire). While this is not one of my favorite scents...it is damn interesting, and how Rasasi made oud, leather, et al., smell like lighted tobacco is genius. Can't wait to see what samples and full-bottles you brought home with you to review in the coming weeks.
Didn't buy anything! sorry! There were a few I liked... but not enough to impulse buy I am very picky with what I actually end up buying, it's got to be really bloody great now for me to bother, I don't want a massive collection.. I am conscious of not buying things just because I like it, and only going for the very few special ones that stand above everything else. I keep a box at home with a few samples that have impressed me so far, and I'll go back to it at the end of the year and select which I think is worth buying a full bottle :)
I do not have your control. I am an impulsive buyer. Most of the time when I enter a shop I end up buying something. Sometimes I regret and sometimes I congratulate myself
I attend symphony, opera and theater...but I most enjoy spending time in the mosh-pit watching thrash metal (e.g., Metallica, Megadeth, Slayers, etc.). My tastes in fragrance are just as diverse as my taste in music, and I have multiple loves...from citrus-fresh to aromatic-clean, from sweet and juicy to deep, dark, spicy, woody and oudy. Having said that...it's getting much more difficult finding a fragrance that is truly unique and exceptional so my buying has slowed-down to a crawl this past year. C'est la vie.
I love this, even just seeing the mall! But what's up with those dumb plaques on the wall? "We are classy and enchanting"? I hope the fragrances were better than their marketing department!
+FragranceView if you happen to go to the Dubai Mall , I believe there are DUBAI CITY exclusive fragrances (niche) like Ramon Monegal - Dubai Next to me. Pls try them out if you can.
how do you deal with that awkward feeling when you're smelling 100s of dollars worth of fragrances and you don't buy anything and have to say goodbye to the clerk
I don't think it's awkward in the slightest... I sprayed it on skin, said thank you for his time, and tested it out for the day.. then decided I'd rather buy Xerjoff Ivory Route, which is a better Vanilla.. Why would I buy something expensive just for the sake of it to please a shop keeper? That's his job, that's what the shop is there for.. to test them out! That's a ridiculous notion to think you have to buy something just because you sampled them.... Would you end up buying one you didn't actually want just because you felt pressured or embarrassed to??? That's insane man, you'd have no money left...
I have the same feeling also so when ever i go somewhere doesn t matter a fragrance store, clothing shop etc i just refuse the services, they make me feel pressured, especially when they bring more and more and search for my measurements i always end up buying something. Bought myself a hoodie with a logo even though i don t like logos and now i just keep it there and when i was in turkey bought 3 fake Ralph Lauren Polo shirts just because he gave them for the price of 2, or i also bought a hookah because he left 10 euros of it. Thank god perfumes are too expensive, i just refuse the services from the start and smell on my own but i still feel awkward leaving the store, those detectors at the entrance also help even though i don t steal anything. I plan on going to Dubai if i find cheap fragrances like under 20 euros each i feel i ll come home with a couple of them 😂😂
You will find some fragrances within Bramble that copy other fragrances.....one guy gave me a sample and it just smells like Oud Ispahan. Reasonable prices though.
i am guessing it was just new lol, but it did look as though they had taken all the sample bottles and decanted it them selves to sell.. nearly every sample bottle was bone dry
This is Burjuman shopping mall in Dubai. Bramble is a relatively new brand and they had their first shop in that mall, before they move to City walk. I see the date of his video is 2016, so this is right before Saks 5 avenue shop got shut down that's why the shop looks abandoned. The entire mall actually is not that busy for reasons I am not going to explain and I guess you are not interested to know why, but any Dubai resident knows :)
50% off bond no 9, boosh!! haha it's a shame you couldn't quickly decant a few hundred ml's of tuscan leather into an empty water bottle or something with the place being completely deserted.
Tuscan Leather was bone dry... I could have done it with the Lavender one ( but I think they watered it down ) I couldn't smell it on my skin at all.... like it could have been water. To be honest, it looked like they decanted all of the display bottles them selves to sell off for their own profit.. every single bottle was bone dry in that store
razscott You would have to be a total idiot to ever consider something like shop lifting in Dubai. You are always on camera...everywhere. Probably jail for life. I could leave my Mercedes running while I ran into a shop...no one would ever touch it.
you need to burn the oud wood so you can know it's good or not and the price is for the weight not piece i think you can get way . less cheap than that
FragranceView no i think they were real but the guy selling them didn't know how to introduce them , when a customer comes they usually burn them and the smoke is the smell of oud
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Hi Peter,
Its always refreshing to see your approach on reviewing. Keep up the stellar job!
Thanks so much! :)
Thank you for the video. What a great experience. So many frags I've never heard of before. Again, thanks!
Thanks!
Great video.. aroma from heaven
I know I would need a few days (at least) dedicated to smelling perfumes in Dubai. One day when I get the chance to head over there it will be magical I'm sure, like a golden Wonka ticket to perfumeland. Thanks for sharing!
There's certainly a lot there!
Wow, selling agarwood chips in malls?! Crazy! The stores are sooo huge, I'm jealous (even though it's half empty) 😱
It's funny and weird how they secured those Shaik bottles to a stand, never seen anything like this before in a fragrance store lol
Thanks for sharing! Enjoyed watching, as always!
They had funny magnetic bottoms they stuck to.. made it kind of awkward to put them back down! haha
Dubai is pretty crazy, they have like 10 different places selling Lamborgini cars all the way down the main street.. like everyone just casually pops into buy a Lambo on a weekend, lol
yeah, we burn em at ur homes, smells divine.
FragranceView You should check out the valet lot....amazing! I fell like a pauper valeting my Mercedes 😂
Hi Peter, you're fast becoming one of my fave fragrance channels, thank you for making such engaging and interesting content! Love how you're so confident with vlogging in public, have you ever had any bad experiences or people bothering you about it?
Thanks :) I got told politely not to film inside Manchester Airport on my last duty free video, but she was nice about it.. You get some random looks from people sometimes, like heads turning and looking at you, wondering what you're doing talking to yourself lol.. The way I see it is if I saw someone talking to a camera in public, I wouldn't judge them badly.. I'd think it's cool they have the balls to do it without caring what people think.. So then it makes it easier to do it yourself, when you eliminate the fear of what people might think of you. People are too busy living their own lives, what I do doesn't effect anyone else, I think people are too focused on embarrassment of doing something different to the normal, I actually used to be the same, a year or two ago.. I wouldn't have done that, i'd be too worried. You just have to change the way you think about things, and do things that scare you, then eventually it's easy and you don't think about it
You're absolutely right and I, for one, am glad you conquered that fear/awkwardness because you get to bring us such interesting vids. Thanks again and would love to see a video on female fragrances if you ever feel so inclined to make one. Best wishes! x
There's a few female fragrances I like... I never think to review them though, I'll give it some thought :)
Dubai Mall has all stores / stalls of all fragrance houses. But there is a smaller mall near Bur-Dubai ( I do not remember its name) - it is specialized for fragrances - and the shops are closely located - ( In Dubai Mall, since it is so huge, you have to walk miles after miles to cover few shops as the are scattered in different locations)
Can you please try and get me the name of that mall?
i like videos like these because i am just like you everytime im travelling. Too bad i have budget limit. Thanks for doing this as I can slightly see fragrances in other countries.
Thanks!
nice selection of agarwood they have there. i liked the bit at 3:23 as well
Cheers
I am visiting Dubai next week, will definitely check out some of the ones you liked :)
Awesome!! Hope you have a great trip :)
Thank you!
I gotta my lazy arse over there one day...great stuff.
Nice little stroll. I thought for sure that one guy was gonna break one of those bottles how he was placing them down. :)
Right across from the hotel I stayed at! pretty good going.. Didn't trust those Oud pieces, had a feeling they weren't real oud
$150 .00 for one piece of oud then say if you buy two bottles you get one for free. One heck of a salesman! :)
Great video pal, those Rasasi's are pretty pricey!
Cheers!
Never heard of bramble before!! And I'm really not a fan of oud perfumes! But oud chips they are nice for clothes.. Abdul samad al qurashi has a really good one .. Not really cheap but the cheapest among the others. You could buy half or a quarter it will cost less
glad i came across your channel, im going ro dubai next month and want to know more or less where can i find good deals on cologne out there. your advice would be greatly appreciated
No idea, sorry.. I was only working away, and just passing through!
FragranceView what were the prices like?
Some were more expensive than they are in the UK... I paid about £50. more for my Parfums de Marly than it costs in the UK
Shaikh Zayed edP
Is this fragrance a clone of another original or is this the original one? And where can I buy it?
Thanks for answering
No idea
I knew that oud wood was expensive, but didn't realise just how expensive it was. Baieido, the Japanese incense company produces some really nice agarwood/oud incences.
the price depends on the quality of the oud. you can buy 30 grams of good quality oud for $95 which isn't that expensive because you can make them last for awhile by breaking that chips into small pieces. and spraying perfume that has oud oil and burning the the oud chips will, the smell of both oud oil and oud smoke will last for a few days. I usually just like putting a drop of oud oi on area behind my ears and let the smoke of oud chips go into my hair, it smells phenomenal! Worth the money if u ask me
Huge collection in Dubai but I am surprised you haven't checked any of Abdul Samad Al Qurashi or Ajmal fragrances there. Thanks for sharing. BTW which camera you have, I like it.
This was all filmed on a GoPro 3+ Black
Thanks
"We are classy and enchanting, what do you think?" Haha
Did you not have a chance to visit the perfume market in Dubai? Loads of small shops and the people who run them are usually enormously friendly and patient to make good recommendations and answer (my many) annoying questions. They sell from big bottles into little ones, so it's not expensive at all. I had to go to Dubai for work last year and came back with a collection of tiny bottles of things I'd never heard of in the West.
Nǐ hǎo, I was in Dubai for work too, but on a ship in the sea, so I only really had one day on land to do anything! I just went to the shopping plaza across from the hotel I was in, I didn't even have any local money with me!! So didn't feel like doing much before my flights home! I was happy just smelling the local ones there though, the Rasasi counter with the Agar wood chips had the big bottles of oils on display too. I'd just got back from Egypt before my trip to Dubai and had gone around the local perfume shops there, but the things they sold me later didn't last.. maybe just 2 hours on skin.. I picked up 3 small bottles in Cairo.
Stroll the area if you get the chance on another trip. Well worth it. It's near the gold market area. All a bit touristy, but good fun. Most of the perfumes I found there were oil based, not sprays, so you dab it on and it lasts ages. They lean to heavier scents: lots of musk, oud and agar... Really interesting. Plus, the shops are very beautiful in a messy way because of all the glass flasks on the shelves.
It sounds just the same as Egypt :) shelves full of huge glass bottles, just with oils..
My 3 are dab on too, but I think the Egyptians cheat and make them weak, to make more money! Dubai probably does better quality oils, I will try to check it out if I go again! Thanks :)
Mr. Peter did you enjoy sniffing Aroha Kyaku by Ensar Oud? and if yes what would you describe it as?
Is it special?
I wouldn't say it's a hugely special oud, but it's quite unique.... I like it, it's kind of dark charred / burned incense, with a smooth oud wood heart, slightly sweetened, and quite smoky, it's his most affordable offering though
Thank you for the reply, appreciate it.@@FragranceView
Which mall is this? You did find time to visit to malls. Hope your job for which you went to UAE went smoothly. I just returned from Saudi ( 4 days visit). I bought Davidoff Leather blend there for approx $60 ( on Mark's recommendation) along with some Rasasi ladies fragrances
No idea the name of the shopping centre... it was just one directly opposite the hotel they put me in!
Usually we don't get a full day, but you're not allowed to fly 24 hours after a dive, and we sailed in straight after a shift.. so they had to fly us out the next day instead - Leather Blend was quite nice.. probably should have been called Suede Blend though
It's Burjuman mall in Bur Dubai :)
you are Master by Fragrance- IDOL .I felt as if I were traveling to Dubai to test fragrances and know a vacuum inside Mall (sorry for my inglish)
glad you enjoyed it !
I want this first song on repeat , what is it? ;)
ProleteR
Thanks for sharing Peter
Arabs are great Perfume lovers Peter brother, specifically the woods Like Indian Oud, Cambodian Oud, sandal etc
Everything in Dubai airport is mind-bogglingly expensive. Bahrain etc., are the same.
is the mall usually that empty? kinda cool lol
No idea.. only time I've ever been!
It's not like that at weekends very busy.
Joey Diaz Weekdays are quiet....weekends are crazy busy. (Their weekend is Friday and Saturday.)
Why is the mall empty ?!? Maybe it's morning time and very hot 😆 never been to Dubai though ,so I dont know how it's like.. But I heard that shops are open 24 hours
It wasn't open 24... it was 10am till 10pm :) No idea why it was so quiet...
Looks like a zombie movie. I guess they have enough money to burn in Dubai to have empty fancy stores.
Was this at the airport mate?
No... shopping centre in Dubai its self
hey, do you know what La Yuqawam Ambergris Showers costs in the Airport-Store?
I didn't see it in Duty Free at the airport.... this was in a major shopping centre in Dubai its self
+FragranceView Thx, and gerneraly do you remember the price of rasasi fragrances?
I put it up on the screen in the video yeah, it was £51 for one bottle.... it's about the same price to buy it online from the UK also, so it was no cheaper in Dubai
Hi Peter. Always enjoying your videos. Pls whats the title of the second song that starts at 2:05??
ProleteR
Thanks a lot!
Great video but you've got to tell me the music you used.
ProleteR
FragranceView in min 4:50 the name of the Parfum is Bramble Club not Rlub, greetings and hugs, I saw it online
whoops ! never mind
is very good perfume
yes!
thanks for the video. great to be in the empty store
Shame there was no perfume inside it haha
I'm jealous. My youngest daughter opened my bottle of Jasmine Wisp and immediately took possession of it. I gave my girlfriend my other bottle of Jasmine Wisp and I love it on her. It took me a while to really embrace Tobacco Blaze but I love it...although not a favorite. As for Ambergris Showers....um, I'm not a fan. C'est la vie. Enjoyed!
It was a nice one, I don't think Tobacco blaze is for me.. I am just not a fan of tobacco, Ambergris Showers smelled very " mall aid " as frag bros might say.. a mix of everything that smells familiar
I didn't feel that Ambergris Showers smelled Mall like...just a bit weird and not a good fit for me. As for Tobacco Blaze...I came to realize that it was brilliant how they made this one smell like a burnt, ashy tobacco...without having a tobacco note listed in the notes pyramid. An intentional omission? Who knows!
To me Tobacco Blaze comes-across as the fragrant-smelling ash of a fine cigar (tobacco) that was dipped in apricot brandy and rolled in spices, with violet and perhaps some other floral notes chirping in the background.
As this fragrance progresses, I sense a dirty-dried straw/hay accord although the aforementioned tobacco ash continues to smolder softly, and under control, in the background. I don't know much about coumarin, but I will assume the interplay of courmarin and some other notes give this fragrance its body, which really is Tobacco Blaze (aka Cigar on Fire). While this is not one of my favorite scents...it is damn interesting, and how Rasasi made oud, leather, et al., smell like lighted tobacco is genius.
Can't wait to see what samples and full-bottles you brought home with you to review in the coming weeks.
Didn't buy anything! sorry! There were a few I liked... but not enough to impulse buy
I am very picky with what I actually end up buying, it's got to be really bloody great now for me to bother, I don't want a massive collection.. I am conscious of not buying things just because I like it, and only going for the very few special ones that stand above everything else.
I keep a box at home with a few samples that have impressed me so far, and I'll go back to it at the end of the year and select which I think is worth buying a full bottle :)
I do not have your control. I am an impulsive buyer. Most of the time when I enter a shop I end up buying something. Sometimes I regret and sometimes I congratulate myself
I attend symphony, opera and theater...but I most enjoy spending time in the mosh-pit watching thrash metal (e.g., Metallica, Megadeth, Slayers, etc.). My tastes in fragrance are just as diverse as my taste in music, and I have multiple loves...from citrus-fresh to aromatic-clean, from sweet and juicy to deep, dark, spicy, woody and oudy.
Having said that...it's getting much more difficult finding a fragrance that is truly unique and exceptional so my buying has slowed-down to a crawl this past year. C'est la vie.
Great Video!
Did you visited Ajmals and Abdul samad qureshis Shop at Dubai Mall?
Both brands make great perfum oils and fragrances :)
I didn't no...
I love this, even just seeing the mall! But what's up with those dumb plaques on the wall? "We are classy and enchanting"? I hope the fragrances were better than their marketing department!
Is this the Dubai Mall ?
just a random shopping centre yeah, there's loads of them.. it wasn't a main one
+FragranceView if you happen to go to the Dubai Mall , I believe there are DUBAI CITY exclusive fragrances (niche) like Ramon Monegal - Dubai Next to me. Pls try them out if you can.
nice
Cheers
how do you deal with that awkward feeling when you're smelling 100s of dollars worth of fragrances and you don't buy anything and have to say goodbye to the clerk
I don't think it's awkward in the slightest... I sprayed it on skin, said thank you for his time, and tested it out for the day..
then decided I'd rather buy Xerjoff Ivory Route, which is a better Vanilla.. Why would I buy something expensive just for the sake of it to please a shop keeper? That's his job, that's what the shop is there for.. to test them out! That's a ridiculous notion to think you have to buy something just because you sampled them.... Would you end up buying one you didn't actually want just because you felt pressured or embarrassed to??? That's insane man, you'd have no money left...
its potential business why not, he is a fragrance connoisseur, plus theyre getting free marketing online
I'd spend an hour and a half in there and come out with nothing if there wasn't one that really grabbed me.
I have the same feeling also so when ever i go somewhere doesn t matter a fragrance store, clothing shop etc i just refuse the services, they make me feel pressured, especially when they bring more and more and search for my measurements i always end up buying something.
Bought myself a hoodie with a logo even though i don t like logos and now i just keep it there and when i was in turkey bought 3 fake Ralph Lauren Polo shirts just because he gave them for the price of 2, or i also bought a hookah because he left 10 euros of it. Thank god perfumes are too expensive, i just refuse the services from the start and smell on my own but i still feel awkward leaving the store, those detectors at the entrance also help even though i don t steal anything. I plan on going to Dubai if i find cheap fragrances like under 20 euros each i feel i ll come home with a couple of them 😂😂
what is the deal with no people in the mall
Kevin Knaus it's probably mid day when the temperature reaches 120 Fahrenheit, people go out after
You will find some fragrances within Bramble that copy other fragrances.....one guy gave me a sample and it just smells like Oud Ispahan. Reasonable prices though.
I noticed a couple that smelled similar to something, but I couldn't remember or pin point what I was smelling...
That saks fifth ave was bizzare, almost like it was abandoned and people took all the good perfumes? Lol
i am guessing it was just new lol, but it did look as though they had taken all the sample bottles and decanted it them selves to sell.. nearly every sample bottle was bone dry
***** thats insane!
This is Burjuman shopping mall in Dubai. Bramble is a relatively new brand and they had their first shop in that mall, before they move to City walk. I see the date of his video is 2016, so this is right before Saks 5 avenue shop got shut down that's why the shop looks abandoned. The entire mall actually is not that busy for reasons I am not going to explain and I guess you are not interested to know why, but any Dubai resident knows :)
LiberianGirl Pleven Your comment made me curious. Why is that shopping mall deserted?
What is that number on your hand? :)
my room number at the hotel :)
I understand! :) Good job for showing us new perfumes!
I would have dressed up for the day
I was only in Dubai for working offshore on a ship, wasn't a holiday or anything where I have nice clothes with me
FragranceView ok, I understand. What were you doing on the ship?
Deep sea diver, repairing and inspecting oil pipelines on the seabed, and work on the rig platforms under the water
FragranceView much respect for ya! You are the man!!!
I can tell that you were thinking about grabbing a bottle and walk away xD
14:35 they tied bottles like slaves. They might afraid bottles run away from there. Lol
lol
I think you were thinking of ANNICK GOUTAL Vanille Charnelle.
yeah I was.. I wrote it up on screen though
+FragranceView didn't see that. Maybe I missed that. Lol
must have lol
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FragranceView من حقك طبعا اعتقاد ماتراه مناسبا لك و ضمن تجربتك الشخصية.
50% off bond no 9, boosh!!
haha it's a shame you couldn't quickly decant a few hundred ml's of tuscan leather into an empty water bottle or something with the place being completely deserted.
Tuscan Leather was bone dry... I could have done it with the Lavender one ( but I think they watered it down ) I couldn't smell it on my skin at all.... like it could have been water.
To be honest, it looked like they decanted all of the display bottles them selves to sell off for their own profit.. every single bottle was bone dry in that store
Ha, good lord, dodgie for sure.
razscott You would have to be a total idiot to ever consider something like shop lifting in Dubai. You are always on camera...everywhere. Probably jail for life. I could leave my Mercedes running while I ran into a shop...no one would ever touch it.
Have you smelled amouage myths men?! It's the latest I think. I have smelled it once so I can't decide
Sorry I've not smelled it !
you need to burn the oud wood so you can know it's good or not and the price is for the weight not piece i think you can get way . less cheap than that
when he said one tolah thats about 12,04gm =500 AED
yeah I calculated it on my phone, and saw it was expensive
I am not sure if they were real chips... I know some people use teak wood and inject colour inside to make it look like oud
FragranceView no i think they were real but the guy selling them didn't know how to introduce them , when a customer comes they usually burn them and the smoke is the smell of oud
makes sense, they were too expensive for me to buy anyway
that’s a dead mall