Perfume

Don't be fooled into thinking that perfumery is limited to the fragrances found in the stores we all know - you'd be wrong! Here, we like to introduce you to new things. It's high time you included oriental fragrances in your private collection. Arabic perfume represents a different way of perfuming. The number of stores promoting Dubai perfume continues to grow.

Dubai perfume, a product to get...under your skin!

It embodies a culture apart, far removed from the Western world. Yet the phenomenon of globalization has brought the different poles closer together. It could be said that Dubai perfume represents the Arab perfume par excellence. Now you can treat yourself to an oriental fragrance in our men's qamis boutique.

For a journey of the senses, oriental perfumery is just what you need. We love the great references designed by Western perfume houses. However, lovers of exceptional scents are always on the lookout for new horizons.

Warm, sweet, spicy, even sensual, Le parfum de Dubaï has plenty to make you fall in love with it. Oriental fragrances sometimes come with a hefty price tag. But on our site, we've selected references to suit even the most modest budgets. For just a few dozen euros, you can treat yourself to Thara Al Oud perfume, inspired byArd Al Zaafaran.

Perfume from Dubai: stunning oriental fragrances

There are several sub-families among oriental fragrances : woody, gourmand, floral, etc. This olfactory family has already won over many men, as well as women. In fact, our selection includes unisex fragrances that appeal to both genders! Some of our customers have also made oriental fragrances an essential part of their daily hygiene.

The Arab world has a rich culture. In fact, its development has been meteoric for several centuries, in both perfumery and clothing. French-speaking Muslim women don't hesitate to don a woman's abaya , while men opt for a Saudi qamis. Both Muslim garments originated in this part of the world.

Initially, Arab fragrances were designed to meet a very specific need. Bedouins needed to conceal the unpleasant odors caused by perspiration, as they live in an arid climate. Gradually, these oriental fragrances began to appeal to a wider public, until the scent of Dubai has found its way to Western markets.

How do you recognize Dubai fragrances? Before we talk about the distinctive notes found in Arabian fragrances, let's take a moment to talk about the packaging of these oriental fragrances. Sleek and refined, the bottle of an oriental fragrance symbolizes the culture from which it originates. In fact, the packaging generally features curves and Arabic lettering.

Unlike Western perfumes, which are alcohol-based, Arabian perfumes are obtained from oils. It also features strong, powerful notes. How can you make Arab perfumery a subject and not mention theoud ?

Arabian perfume reveals its secrets

Discover woody, musky scents in irresistible oriental fragrances. This olfactory juice takes you on a journey to the Orient in just a few drops.

What sets the fragrance of Dubai apart are its pronounced notes that revive our well-hidden senses. It's a veritable weapon of seduction destined to join your panoply.

The olfactory pyramids of oriental fragrances tell a story. Sometimes, they feature a blend of diametrically opposed notes that create a striking effect. Some French perfume houses have made this process a trademark. Are you familiar with El Nabil perfume ? If not, don't wait any longer to try Royal Gold.

When oriental fragrances can't do without musk

Oriental fragrances owe their success to their noble materials. Can we talk about oriental fragrances and not say a few words about musk ? Certainly not. At one time, this material was sold at exorbitant prices because it was obtained by an extraction process on chevrotin. Nowadays, however, master perfumers use a synthetic version, out of respect for animal welfare.

Musk isscented oil. Here again, you can treat yourself to a wide range of scents. Lovers of Dubai perfume will appreciate oud musk to the full.

Tahara musk, also known as intimate musk, is also closely linked to oriental perfumery. Women use it to perfume their private parts at the end of the menstrual period. As for men, there's nothing wrong with using it to enjoy its sweet, bewitching scent.

Perfume in Arab-Muslim culture

Did you know that Arabs also use oriental perfume to perfume their qamis ? One variation of this noble garment, the Omani qamis, features a tarboucha. This is a "tie" that adds value to this variation of the men's abaya. Omanis don't hesitate to perfume it to enjoy a fragrant qamis all day long.

Dubai perfume is one of those products that is loved throughout the Muslim world, too, because Islam favors good smells. While bad smells are associated with jnoun, people of faith feel an attraction to good scents.

To take this a step further, Allah has mentioned the good scent of musk in the Noble Qur'an. What's more, perfume was one of the things most loved by our beloved Prophet. So don't feel bad about treating yourself to one or more oriental perfumes.

You can also treat yourself to a scented beard oil. Wearing a beard is part of the Sunnah, and so is taking care of your appearance.