Sheikh Eau de Parfum Al Haramain

Sheikh Eau de Parfum Al Haramain delivers a bold, masculine aromatic fougere scent with a dominant fresh and spicy opening featuring apple, rosemary, mint, and citrus. The mid-section brings a dense floral-mint presence with jasmine and freesia that persists into the dry-down, where sandalwood and lily-of-the-valley subtly emerge beneath a subtle musky tone—though tobacco remains faint or absent for many wearers. The performance is strong and long-lasting for a fragrance of its price point, with notable projection and longevity, though some users report fading after 3 hours. The scent bears a striking resemblance to classic 1980s powerhouses like Drakkar Noir, Chanel Pour Monsieur, and YSL Pour Homme, with shared lemony-citrus top notes and a bold, clean, gym-ready character. It's not a subtle or refined choice—its initial impression can feel synthetic or harsh, akin to an aftershave—but the transformation on skin is widely praised. The bottle and packaging are considered cheap and unattractive, yet the value for money is consistently noted.