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Pastel colours and wood grain
"Whisal Dhahab" at first sight seems to be a fragile fragrance, which gently enters with fruits, and on the horizon an orchard appears consisting of apple, pear, peach and citrus trees.
But this impression of the fragile transience of a mirage fata is quickly disproved by flower scents rising from an oriental garden, which, despite their pastel-coloured scents in purple, pink and light blue, have a powerful charisma and beguile the nose with a densely powdery touch As if an olfactory hypnotizing color wheel were turning in these tones.
Soon a background in light brown appears, the individual wood tablets in different grains and patterns, which indicate their noble origin.
A warm wind is blowing in and bringing the scents of sandalwood and cedar wood in this garden to blend with those of the flowers. This creates a very complex and powerful fragrance that only perfumers from the Middle East may sometimes create.
Often "Western noses" may not always be fond of such Oriental works of art, because their understanding of fragrance is different and quite different ingredients are considered "Oriental".
But if you get a taste of such "strange" smells and open yourself up to them, it can happen that this kind of perfume design won't let you go and you want to learn more and more about it and smell it. A perfume like "Whisal Dhahab" completely misses the "western mainstream", so it leads into exotic worlds and may be learned to be understood.
But this impression of the fragile transience of a mirage fata is quickly disproved by flower scents rising from an oriental garden, which, despite their pastel-coloured scents in purple, pink and light blue, have a powerful charisma and beguile the nose with a densely powdery touch As if an olfactory hypnotizing color wheel were turning in these tones.
Soon a background in light brown appears, the individual wood tablets in different grains and patterns, which indicate their noble origin.
A warm wind is blowing in and bringing the scents of sandalwood and cedar wood in this garden to blend with those of the flowers. This creates a very complex and powerful fragrance that only perfumers from the Middle East may sometimes create.
Often "Western noses" may not always be fond of such Oriental works of art, because their understanding of fragrance is different and quite different ingredients are considered "Oriental".
But if you get a taste of such "strange" smells and open yourself up to them, it can happen that this kind of perfume design won't let you go and you want to learn more and more about it and smell it. A perfume like "Whisal Dhahab" completely misses the "western mainstream", so it leads into exotic worlds and may be learned to be understood.
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