Arabic floral perfume samples

Among the Arabic perfume samples, 97 carry the family tag floral. Below are 8 of them, described with the facts we hold and nothing else. We do not rank them, because the same perfume wears differently on every skin.

The selection

Rayhaan Tonquin Giza

Rayhaan Tonquin Giza by Rayhaan is an Eau de Parfum with these recorded notes: Pink Pepper, Bergamot, Bulgarian Rose, Ylang-Ylang, Cedarwood, Double Vanilla and others. By family it is filed as floral, gourmand and oriental. Season on record: autumn, spring and winter. Wear it on more than one day before you make up your mind.

Afnan Lynked Forever

With Afnan Lynked Forever, Afnan has a Parfum for which Mandarin, Berries, Gardenia, Ylang-Ylang, Tuberose, Musk and others are on record. The scent families on record: floral and woody. It is listed for spring and summer. Give it time to settle before you judge it.

Niche Emarati Al Dana

Niche Emarati Al Dana is filed as a Parfum from Niche Emarati; the note list on record reads Bergamot, Lemon, Pineapple, Pepper, Lime, Jasmine and others. Its family tags read amber, citrus, floral and woody. The listing names spring and autumn as its season. The opening is the loudest part and the shortest, so let it pass before deciding.

Aroma Concepts Pearfect Match

Aroma Concepts Pearfect Match is a Parfum by Aroma Concepts. The notes on record are Pear, Blackcurrant, Mandarin, Bergamot, Coconut Water, Jasmine and others. Its family tags read citrus and floral. For season the tags say spring and summer. Pay attention to what is still there by the evening, since that is the part you live with longest.

French Avenue Shmallow Fluff

French Avenue Shmallow Fluff, a Parfum from French Avenue, has Lemon, Apple, Strawberry Jam, Coconut, Marshmallow, Orange Blossom and others on record. By family it is filed as floral, gourmand and fruity. For season the tags say spring and summer. Warm skin and cool skin can bring out different sides, so try both if you can.

Rayhaan Valhalla

With Rayhaan Valhalla, Rayhaan has an Eau de Parfum for which Cognac, Raspberry, Liqueur, Bulgarian Rose, Tonka Bean, Oakmoss and others are on record. It is tagged floral, gourmand and woody. Season on record: autumn and winter. What reads as sweet on one person can read as dry on another.

Surrati Dream Valley

With Surrati Dream Valley, Surrati has an Eau de Parfum for which Bergamot, Lemon, Mint, Rose, Jasmine, Orange Blossom and others are on record. It is tagged citrus, floral and woody. For season the tags say spring and summer. A paper strip shows the outline, skin shows the detail.

Naseem Serene

With Naseem Serene, Naseem has a Parfum for which Pear, Green Apple, Lemon, Fresh Notes, Raspberry, Peach and others are on record. Its family tags read floral, fresh and fruity. It is listed for spring and summer. One wearing shows a mood, several wearings show the perfume.

Also in this selection: Niche Emarati Vintage Castle, Bujairami Lucid Dream, Atralia Sugar Mallow, French Avenue Ravine Ginger, Assaf Arrogate Girl, Atralia Absolute Ice, Pendora Scents Fig Fete, Aroma Concepts Echelon Soleil, Aroma Concepts Unsung, Naseem Amethyst Love.

How to test them

Note what you think each time, and read your notes back at the end of the week. Start light; you can always add a spray on the next wearing. Apply one or two sprays to clean skin, without other scented products nearby. Spray it on the inside of your wrist or elbow and do not rub.

Trying it as a sample first means your decision rests on wearing it, not on a description. Keep short notes per perfume; after a week the choice usually makes itself. The small size, 2, 5 or 10 ml, is meant for exactly that: a few honest wearings before anything bigger.

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Questions

How were these samples chosen?

By the tags and note lists on record for each perfume. Nothing was added from memory, the order is not a ranking, and perfumes without recorded notes are described without notes.

How many samples should I try at once?

Two or three is a good number. Wear one per day, on clean skin, and write down what you notice in the morning and in the evening before you move to the next.

Why do some perfumes show no notes?

Because we only print notes we can trace to a source. Where no note list is on record, the page says so and leaves the judging to your own skin.