AMEER AL OUD Intense Arabian Oudh Perfume Eau De Parfum 100ml Men Women Unisex Fragrance

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Warm vanilla, sweet oud 🤤 I have “By the Fireplace” in my collection, and they have some similarities, but this lacks the smokiness from BTF. It's definitely smoky, but there's enough sweetness to keep me from feeling like I've escaped a house fire. I don't know anything about the Replica release, so I can't compare, but I do own Lattafa's original, Ameer Al Oudh and their Wood Intense. They're pierced on twig that is starting to char because it's a bit too thin, and it bends low to the fire with the weight of too many marshmallows. Lattafa is starting to kill some of these scents in mid 2023 so if you're on the fence about this grab it now.

I wouldn't say it's more male or more female, just unisex but not that easy to pull off (only for the colder months).I still smell those light white floral notes in the background, but it's mostly woods with some sweetness. Oud Ispahan blends sweet, fresh rose with soft oud notes to make for a truly warm and welcoming scent. The scent opens up with a sweet, smokey vanilla praline/chestnut accord that lasts throughout the wear.

I don't really get much vanilla from this, the sweetness seems to come from something else entirely. This is thankfully in my opinion not potentially cloying like it, but I find it even sweeter than Joop Homme, so know that if you tend to get nauseous or dizzy by overly sweet fragrances. Performance and longevity it is above average but it does not remind me of a fireplace or anything similar. Even if I intend on smelling something different, most of the time I still end up choosing to wear Ameer Al Oudh Intense over everything else. Anyway, to my conclusion- ish: if you like a smoky wood type fragrance and have good experiences with Oudh I can definitely recommend Ameer Al Oudh Intense oud.Spent a fair time thinking about this one after receiving it this morning, so felt compelled to post my second review. What I smell in By the Fireplace is marshmallows forgotten on metal skewers just at the point of burning over a roaring fire in a slate fireplace.