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02/08/2022
ValentinT
4 Reviews
ValentinT
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Sultan's tribute to his favorite flower
Juriah is rose, then more rose, then even more rose on top of rose, animalics and oud.
Sultan named this attar after the daughter of his rose farmer he gets his roses from.
Upon swiping, this mukhallat sits on your wrist like a motor and won't stop humming non-stop for 8 hours. Fresh, spicy, citrus-y rose notes will dance around you with a sillage that turns every room you enter into a field of Turkish and Damask roses.
This scent is fairly linear and unapologetic about it. When compared to other rose/oud masterpieces like EO No 3, Juriah may seem less complex as it lacks these clear transitions between top-heart-base like No 3 does.
But are you really going to make that your critique when you get beauty straight from the beginning to end? Why would you want that to be interrupted? The first time you smell Juriah, you just want time to stop and everything remain in this moment.
This is a must-have if you enjoy the queen of all flowers. Beautiful, dramatic, enchanting, fresh and sophisticated. A masterpiece by the maestro and the man I consider the best attar maker in the world.
Sultan named this attar after the daughter of his rose farmer he gets his roses from.
Upon swiping, this mukhallat sits on your wrist like a motor and won't stop humming non-stop for 8 hours. Fresh, spicy, citrus-y rose notes will dance around you with a sillage that turns every room you enter into a field of Turkish and Damask roses.
This scent is fairly linear and unapologetic about it. When compared to other rose/oud masterpieces like EO No 3, Juriah may seem less complex as it lacks these clear transitions between top-heart-base like No 3 does.
But are you really going to make that your critique when you get beauty straight from the beginning to end? Why would you want that to be interrupted? The first time you smell Juriah, you just want time to stop and everything remain in this moment.
This is a must-have if you enjoy the queen of all flowers. Beautiful, dramatic, enchanting, fresh and sophisticated. A masterpiece by the maestro and the man I consider the best attar maker in the world.
