Warda

Warda is a soft, opulent white floral with a distinct springtime elegance. It opens with a bright mix of green florals, juicy black currant and mandarin, creating a refreshing, airy sensation. The heart features a lush blend of jasmine, tuberose, hyacinth and carnation, offering a delicate yet full-bodied floral center that feels both romantic and natural. As it dries down, it settles into a warm, creamy base of sandalwood, vanilla, and light musk, adding depth without heaviness. The overall effect is feminine, light, and radiant—ideal for warm days and springtime occasions. While it has a moderate to strong sillage and decent longevity, its power is best experienced with just a single dab. It lacks woody or oud notes, making it unisex in scent profile but clearly designated to women in use. It feels rare and worthy of appreciation, especially given its low price point. This perfume is not for those seeking boldness or a chypre-like profile. It’s not a chypre nor a dessert scent—it’s a quietly elegant floral bouquet that becomes more assertive with application. Users emphasize that minimal usage is key; a single drop is enough to create a lasting, sweetly floral trail. It stands out among Middle Eastern perfumes for its lack of strong spice or heaviness, and its western-style composition gives a fresh, breathable quality that suits office and warm-weather wear.