MIDDLE EASTERN FRAGRANCES HAUL/ BLIND BUYS | VIRAL FRAGRANCES

Welcome to my Middle Eastern fragrance haul!
In this video, I'll be introducing you to some incredible perfumes from Arabic fragrance brands. These fragrances offer a unique blend of quality and affordability, allowing you to elevate your scent game without straining your budget. Join me as we explore the world of Middle Eastern perfumery and discover scents that are both exquisite and accessible.
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Fragrances mentioned:
Lattafa Pride - Tharwan Gold
Lattafa - Ana Abiyedh Poudree
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Lattafa - Khamrah *
Amazon ES: amzn.to/3t1x0PB
Amazon UK: amzn.to/44W1no1
Lattafa - Qaed Al Fursan Unlimited *
amzn.to/3EJU1t9
Fragrance World - Barrakat Gentle Gold *
Amazon ES: amzn.to/3PVTYAV
Amazon UK: amzn.to/453QNeq
Al Haramain - Amber Oud Ruby Edition *
Amazon ES: amzn.to/3PMNJiI
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3PzooHM
Ameerat Al Arab - Private Rose *
amzn.to/48qmEsI
Orientica - Fleur de Orientica *
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3ZpsAhI
Al-Rehab - Choco Musk *
Amazon ES: amzn.to/45XdphX
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3POlW1o
Al-Rehab Roller Oil *
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Amazon ES: amzn.to/3F5QFRr
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3PPnybb
Al-Rehab - French Coffee
Paris Corner - Elania *
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3EPbujC
Afnan - Rare Tiffany *
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Amazon UK; amzn.to/3EJulgd
Where to get samples:
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[@joannathesinger770]

Perfumes are like fine wine, and need to be aged before they reach their prime. In France, they are allowed to age before being sold, which accounts for the increase in price.
Middle Eastern fragrances are created, mixed, bottled, and shipped out soon after, which is why they are less expensive...but WE have to age them.
Spray to clear the straw, then smell. If it needs to be aged, set it aside for 6 weeks, smell it, and if it still smells alcohol-y, let it age some more.
I ordered some fragrance oil, and it smelled like freshly mowed hay...very green...but I'm sure they mixed it up when I ordered it. It's been sitting for a couple of months, and it's just now starting to smell tolerable.
Don't be too hasty in sending your perfumes to new homes. Wait at least 2 months before making that decision.

[@charmedbymeghan]

Unfortunately with most Middle Eastern fragrances they need time to develop and macerate. Some of them change A LOT within the maceration period too. I've have some perfumes take 4-6 weeks, others that took 3-4 months. And I was so glad I had not sold them quickly... then there are others that stay just as bad as they were at day 1... Khamrah is the 1 that changed a ton - it started out just as you described, but now 4 months later it is just a sweet cinnamon date with some woody facets. Not screechy woody anymore. No real alcohol or boozey tones. No harsh woods or oud...
It's just hard to judge them fully if they haven't macerated properly.

[@MaguiDias]

I need to be more patient with this fragrances 😅 thank you for your comment! I would just guess that the stores selling this samples would have the bottles opened already for some time, and that this was my experience with them

[@charmedbymeghan]

@@MaguiDias sometimes they go thru the popular ones quick. It's hard to say though I guess.
... I know I just bought Rare Tiffany too and I really doubt there's any saving that fragrance, even if it needs maceration 😂😂

[@scentstories]

Have you tried Swiss Arabian Rose 01? Love it! 🥰 Swiss Arabian fragrances are fantastic… I also have Casablanca and enjoy it very much

[@MaguiDias]

I have yet to try Swiss Arabian fragrances, but Casablanca has been on my radar!

[@katharinanikol4206]

@@MaguiDias Do you know I think "Delicious" it's called this drugstore, apple fragrance where the flanker is in shape of a green apple? That one smells very much like Casablanca... And Casablanca is probably the one ME fragrance, that needed the longest to macerate, and although jm very into amber based fragrances, with fruity and gourmand accords, I can't take this really generic green apple, you just really have to enjoy this green apple note, bc it's the most prominent notes through the hole time it's on, just jot a safe blind buy at all, if you are not into generic apple notes.....

[@ricardorosario7688]

Liiiit 🔥

[@spicychickenstew]

I thought I was the only one 😯all of the middle eastern fragrances I have tried all smell like rubbing alcohol 😞. but I keep trying 😁

[@colleenthomas6589]

You have to let the fragrance sit for a few weeks.

[@MaguiDias]

In all my sample-fragance reviews I take into consideration that the fragrances have been sitting for some time in the particular store or warehouse before they get to me!
Of course there could be some exceptions..

[@michadawn234]

@@MaguiDiasthe turn around time is so fast they don’t sit around after production. They are bottled and shipped very quickly. Give them some time and they develop beautifully. The longer they sit the better they are. After sitting, empty the stew with several sprays, then smell of the juice that has aged and mellowed.

[@marywendt7]

Cannot stand Rare Tiffany I don't know why people are acting like it's a good perfume. It is completely awful.!! I absolutely love Khamrah. I do not think it is masculine at all. If anything angel share the thing it's supposed to be duping is more masculine.. French coffee yuck. Turned bitter on my skin.
I agree, though with most of what you are saying, a lot of these fragrances are weak, and have no Sillage. Thank you for your honest reviews

[@allysoncross1634]

i don't like khamrah at all. so masculine and woody but everyone seems to love it for some reason..

[@Jenifa_Rahman]

They like it because they have better taste