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Al Haramain Perfumes · Sold as unisex
Red Flower
The first sip of tea in an atmospheric lounge where oud and spice blend with soft florals, creating a space that feels both intimate and expansive.
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Red FlowerBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2016, Red Flower by Al Haramain Perfumes blends the rich heritage of traditional Arabian fragrances with a modern twist. This Oriental Floral fragrance opens with a fresh and aldehydic top that cuts through the warmth of its powdery and woody heart notes, creating an intriguing tension. The base is anchored by oud and amber, grounding the composition in deep, smoky warmth while maintaining a subtle freshness throughout.
Red Flower has a long-lasting base, but the fresh top notes dissipate quickly. Apply two sprays to ensure the powdery woods and smoky oud are prominent throughout the day. It's best for evening wear when the warmth of its base can fully envelop you.
Fig. 01 — Red Flower, Al Haramain Perfumes
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Warmly received so far: loved by 40%, disliked or hated by 20%.