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Ard Al Zaafaran · Sold as unisex
Aroosat Al Emarat
The aroma of a freshly baked dessert in an intimate home kitchen, where the scent of caramel and vanilla mingles with the earthy notes of oud.
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Aroosat Al EmaratBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Aroosat Al Emarat by Ard Al Zaafaran is an Oriental Floral fragrance that marries the brightness of citrus and sweet caramel with the warmth of patchouli, vanilla, and musk. The opening notes of orange and bergamot give way to a heart filled with rose, iris, jasmine, and vetiver, creating a dynamic interplay between freshness and richness. The base layers of tonka bean and agarwood (oud) add depth and a subtle smokiness that grounds the composition. This fragrance is an invitation to experience something beyond the ordinary, much like the brand's namesake saffron.
This fragrance has moderate longevity and sillage, so a light spritz on pulse points is sufficient to let the layers unfold gradually. It pairs well with daytime wear but can also be enjoyed in more subdued evening settings.
Fig. 01 — Aroosat Al Emarat, Ard Al Zaafaran
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