Raquelas

I really doubted whether I should buy this fragrance or not, as it is not exactly cheap for a blind purchase. I was afraid that it was too masculine, dark or powerful ... and the answer is yes, it is masculine, dark and powerful, but still or just because of that it captivated me.

It is a powerful, smoky oud that is nevertheless easy to carry. The scents are perfectly balanced. Unfortunately, I haven't found out who created this fragrance. But it must be a talented nose.

It is a mysterious, magnetic and sensual fragrance with a power and depth that makes me think of a magical elixir that makes everyone who wears it feel great. It is not called Oud for Greatness for nothing.

Sillage and durability are extraordinarily good. Definitely a fragrance for cold times and special occasions, and although masculine, it can very well be worn by a woman.

And yes, it's very hyped up, but rightly so!

Farah means "joy" and "happiness" in Arabic, and the perfume lives up to its name.

In my opinion, an underrated scent. Halfway between Ambre Narguile and Oajan, but at a third of its price.

Oriental, spicy, sweet, but not too sweet. An exotic and sensual gourmand that is addictive. On my skin the predominant notes are dates, honey, cinnamon and tonka bean. It is a short-range scent, but with good longevity. I see it mainly for autumn and winter and it is completely unisex.