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🎨 Notes & Fragrance Profile

Top Notes: Turkish rose, lavender, lemon (or lemon-peony) — gives a bright, floral-citrus opening.
Heart / Middle Notes: Sandalwood, white flowers, frankincense — adds creaminess, florals, and resinous depth.
Base Notes: Agarwood (oud), guaiac wood, oak moss, musk, amber — woody, musky, slightly earthy and rich. 

Overall Character / Vibe:

• A unisex rose-&-oud fragrance that leans more floral from the onset with a distinctly modern twist on classic Middle Eastern themes.

• The rose is prominent, the oud is there but more in the foundation rather than dominating every facet. Some reviewers feel the rose dominates. Reddit+1

• Opens brighter (roses + citrus) and dries down into a woody-musk profile.

• Performance is noted to be very good in longevity, and projection on many reviews is strong. Fragrantica+1

🕒 When & Where to Wear It

Best Seasons:

• Fall and winter — the woody-musk base suits cooler weather well.

• Also suitable for evenings in spring. In hot/humid summer days, the richness might feel a bit heavy (depending on how much you apply).

Best Time of Day & Occasions:

• Evening wear, night outs, special occasions (dinner, events).

• Also can be a signature scent if you like rose-oud style and strong performance.

• Because the opening is fairly bold, it may not be always ideal for very casual daytime settings (especially in warm weather).

Where to Avoid / Use Lightly:

• Very casual daytime in hot climates (you might find it heavy or have it project a lot).

• Very conservative or minimal fragrance environment (if others are sensitive to strong scent).

• In an office setting where you want something more subtle, you might go easier on the sprays.

✅ My Thoughts / Who It’s For

• If you enjoy rose fragrances and like a woody/musky base, this is a strong pick.

• If you prefer subtle or light wear, you might find the projection/intensity higher than you want.

• If you dislike very obvious rose or sweet florals, note that the rose comes through quite clearly in this one. Some users even say “straight up roses, that’s it” when referencing the fragrance.

• It offers quite good value in its category (Middle Eastern niche/Oriental style) with strong longevity.