It does not happen a lot to me, falling in love. As a matter of fact, it hasn't happened in years. At least, when we're taking about a dude. When it comes to perfumes I'm pretty much the same: I hate, dislike or like something, but love at first sight - or in this case smell - is an occasion worthy of a global notification. Jazzab Rose Gold Arab Perfume -Oud For Her Eau De Parfum 100ml Collaboration Between My Perfumes women perfume sale Description If you happen to own Lancome Trésor La Nuit or especially Afnan Modest Deux Pour Femme and think on 1st acquaintance: "Hmmm, this smells familiar! " then congratulations: you have adequate olfactory senses (LVEB? Come on! No). While none of these are truly dupes, you could say La Nuit is a first cousin and the Modest Deux is an older sibling! Not surprising, as the MD & JG pyramids are similar. Bases and hearts have most in common. The differences are in the details. Both have fruity openings, but where Jazzab Gold has citrusnotes/ yellow fruits, Modest Deux is full of luscious red fruits. Where Jazzab becomes a creamier woody hug in the end, Modest is a more sensual musky nose-tease. I'm absolutely addicted to this scent profile, and Jazzab Gold's interpretation especially is very easy to wear on the daily. I also love the fact that it is so versatile.

Jazzab Gold is an oud perfume for women newly launched perfume collaboration between Ard Al Zaafaran and My Perfumes, filled in an exclusive, depicting strength musky and woody notes. Buy Jazzab Rose Gold 100ml Perfume! Explore a range of Arabian Oud fragrances at E&A Distribution. Huge selection! Amazing prices. Shop now! The scent is strong and lasts hours strongly on clothes. (I personally try to avoid spraying perfumes on my skin.) My brothers and sisters in fragrance who love incense will love this. As I do! Totally not what I had expected. For me it has two stages: the opener with some fruits & flowers but it is short, whereupon the incense takes over the show lasting all the way into the deep drydown. Jazzab Gold could, in potential, live up to its name because I'm a pink pepper and amber fan, but when a pyramid says oudh twice and adds vague terms like "wood notes " and "blossom" anything goes. The opening is fresh and sweet as a result of both Rose and citrusy-but not sour influences, immediately pulling you in, making you curious. Especially because the oudh and pink pepper aren't exactly shy and come forward faster than you can say Heart. Where oudh can have an unfortunate smell in a lot of perfumes when I wear them (in Pascal Morabito- Sultan Noir it's moldy hay for me, in both Bade'e Al Ouds I get cow dung and in Opulent Red it's a mess of burnt rubber and farts. Yes, you read that correctly.), in Jazzab Gold it's a wonderful sweet and warm note. The same woody accord I get in Lattafa Raghba or Ard Al Zaafaran's Romancea.The oudh is showing itself from its best side, being all cosy-woody. The freshness of the fruits is making Jazzab Gold even more inoffensive. Say hello to a great daily work - or college classes fragrance because of it! (Though I could easily see myself grabbing the bottle before going out with friends, or a romantic partner. ) A warm note that's working beautifully in accord with the flowers - that are soft and honey-sweet - as well as the light spicyness of the pepper that's almost reminiscent of a cinnamon or nutmeg note here. The heart is lovely and shows anyone with an oudh-fear they might actually be able to wear it as a fragnote every now and then, as long as the balance is as luscious and well done as in Jazzab Gold.

Jazzab is composed of the premium quality with modern developments. It's what everyone wants to love the warm scent with exotic woods and spices The perfume is a parfumes womens sale and it comes in a beautiful elegant bottle along with a unique and perfectly satisfying outer box Basically, you get a fresher, woodier variant of the Afnan fragrance, and it simply is in 'the vibe" of the more mature Lancôme. As said earlier, definitely not duping it, but tipping its hat to it. In my humble opinion that also means Jazzab Gold can have a proper place in your collection, even when you already own Modest Deux (or the Lancome). Simply said, Modest Deux has a reddish, sweeter vibe and Jazzab a yellow, fresher one. Plus, the woody notes truly sparkle on certain skin types with the Ard Al Zaafaran fragrance. In this case, 'anything' means me sniffing my arm constantly and smiling like a moron. Call me crazy, but I might have found a "keeper" - a liquid love for life. Jazzab Gold gives you the whole "wanting to smell delicious without being obnoxious, or rolling out the red carpet to your bedroom"- vibe ;).

Now, if you can accept the longevity and projection, let's go to the most important point: SCENT & SIMILARITY: