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Ard Al Zaafaran · Sold as unisex
Sahebat Al Jamal
A walk through a vibrant city garden where the crispness of citrus fruits mingles with the rich, warm notes of spices and flowers.
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Sahebat Al JamalBudget · under $40How it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
Notes Pyramid
TopOpening
BaseFoundation
The story behind the bottle.
Sahebat Al Jamal by Ard Al Zaafaran is a fragrance that marries the freshness of citrus and fruity notes with the warmth of floral and spicy accords. Launched in 2024, this Oriental Floral scent opens with a burst of bergamot and other citrus fruits, offering a bright and invigorating start. As it evolves, soft florals and a touch of spiciness create an intriguing contrast, leading to a base of sandalwood, amber, and musk that provides depth and comfort.
One or two sprays are sufficient — the fresh citrus top notes are bright but fade after about an hour. The floral and spicy heart will carry you through the day, making it ideal for daytime wear. For a longer-lasting effect, apply to pulse points where your body heat can help warm up the base notes.
Fig. 01 — Sahebat Al Jamal, Ard Al Zaafaran
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