UNPOPULAR OPINIONS ABOUT FRAGRANCE / MIDDLE EASTERN PERFUMES

[@sharfalor4244]

This applies to all perfume, whether they're middle eastern clones/originals, western designer or very expensive niche, it's all subjective, not true or false. Too many people just buy everything they see hyped because a) they don't yet understand the kind of scent profile they do/don't like, b) they don't relate to the reviewers taste, who also either have a much more experienced nose, or much less experienced nose. Then there's the reviewers who have affiliate links to everything they discuss and often receive everything free via PR, they're hoping to SELL you a product for income.

[@Omyxo]

Spot on 💯

[@Bookoscopy]

I have so many middle eastern perfumes and I hate majority of them 😭, the ones I even like aren’t even the overhyped ones mostly from Armaf , khadlaj and Afnan. I sample now thank God for vendors that are selling decants.

[@bayduh6208]

I agree with you! When I see a perfume hyped, i run the other way until i find testers. Teriaq was my lesson!

[@Omyxo]

khadlaj is becoming my new favourite house

[@Omyxo]

😂😀😀oh no thankfully I also have tester of Tariq coming 💃🏻

[@SomeOne-ry6qo]

The Yara pink is for me a very good one hype or not, I do enjoy it and see myself having it in my collection forever lol

[@Omyxo]

Funny how I like to smell it on other people from a distance 😀

[@Ij_Oma]

I stand to differ Omyx Yara pink and Qaed al fursan are all that to me Fragrances are very subjective

[@Omyxo]

@@Ij_Oma hi gorgeous been a hot minute…I prefer to smell them on people 😀😂

[@kylepanthera8761]

From the hair, to the top, to the smile, to the You!, is all stunning. ❤

[@Omyxo]

💃🏻thank you very much Kind Sir

[@adwoalovesfragrances5324]

Different looks amazing ❤❤ Suits you

[@Omyxo]

Thank you gorgeous