Ameer Al Oudh Intense Oud
Lattafa (2021)

This would be very safe for a blind buy if you are after a comforting sweet woody perfum.

The drydown is defiently the best, is acctually extremely good the last 2h of it`s life, thats when the slightly burned wood with hint of smoke and caramel/sugar hits the best.

This is perfect for cold months, also for romantic settings or your just home alone a cold winter evening and want something comforting.

The opening is abit mutch sweetnes and hint of herbal tones strangely as well, like walking into a turkish barbershop type smell and you have that one older gentleman in a suit sitting whaiting for he`s turn and you just think for your self this man smells very good, but after 1h this calms down and it opens up and becomes a very nice perfum more in the likes with replica by the fireplace just better i think, its more toned down, and very intimite and relaxing, sadly you will only get 2 more hours before its hard to smell it, but for romantic setting it staying close to the skin it would be perfect and like mentioned in the top anytime you want something soothing and relaxing in winter, for the price you cant ask for more.

This is a reinterpretation rather than a dupe of BtF, but don't disregard this fragrance just yet. BtF is like $85/bottle and has pretty poor longevity and projection, this bottle is $20 and had great longevity and projection. It has oud, but compared to any other oud fragrance it's so tame it has a spice vibe.

As with any fragrance, the first few sprays should go down the drain because they are just noxious. There are a lot of rich notes here that you'll find off-putting if you dive right into your skin, but give the bottle and your senses some time and you'll like it a lot. I don't love this bottle, in fact I don't know if there's much I love on this planet besides push-up bras and 19...

You get a much harder vanilla marshmallow smell than BtF and marshmallow fireside. BtF is a lot simpler note breakdown and MF by bath and body works is way smoother. I admit that I actually really love these marshmallow smokey fragrances, I think they do something really interesting without being too unusual to wear.

I haven't seen anyone else mention this, but SWY Intensely has a hint of this smokey sweetness that's since become so popular. I'm wearing some of that right now in the Doha airport and it's giving me the same vibe.

A princely allspice toffee wrapped in charred wood resins and vanilla, slightly fumed with a bakhoor hint that drifts beautifully cozy especially in the chill... 'Ameer' has a regional rustic DNA that is addictive and IMO above the virtually hyped comparisons! Perfect for those who enjoy measured molasses on their woody.

Amber and vanilla notes open with a blast that overpowers any other textures hidden in this scent. This evolves into a series pleasant, cotton candy vanilla mid-notes which are fun, but unremarkable.

At least it's cheap.