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Turab Al Dhahab
by Ard Al Zaafaran
Turab Al Dhahab is a gourmand coconut fragrance with a bright, fresh citrus opening of lime and bergamot, followed by a smooth blend of coconut milk, vanilla, nutmeg, and white floral notes. The scent evolves into a clean, warm, and slightly powdery base with musk, giving it a light, tropical, and summery character. It's best suited for daytime wear in spring and summer, with moderate to strong sillage and notable longevity for its price point. The perfume is generously praised for its affordability and pleasant, well-blended aroma, though some users find it sharp, synthetic, or overly soapy in the initial burst. Despite some negative reactions referring to it as smelling like bug spray or hair spray, the majority appreciate its sweet, clean, and coconut-forward character, especially when worn in warm weather or layered with body products.
Pros
- +Well-blended and harmonious composition in the dry-down, with a sweet, clean, and tropical vibe
- +Affordable pricing with good longevity and sillage for the budget
- +Versatile for daytime, warm weather, and casual wear, with a strong but non-intrusive projection
Cons
- −Initial sharp, synthetic or soapy notes can be off-putting to sensitive noses
- −Some users report it as smell like bug spray or hair spray, especially under sensitive skin
- −Performance may be inconsistent, with fading coconut note and a lingering musky base