Dukhni Maamoul Attar Oil Set Arab perfume oils for men and women | 6 assorted scents x 6ml | Arabian oud oil fragrances | Sampler Gift set, Halal & Vegan Islamic Scents

I wanted a sampler set of these expensive Attar type perfume oils before I make purchases of regular sized containers. Also wanted to do some experiments mixing. I full on expected there might be one or two I would not like. Sure enough, to me, one, the Ambar, smells a lot like burned wood. I suspect that's one that might be used in very small ratios in perfume recipes. Another one, the Al Bakhoor, was so delightfully feminine delicious that I gave it to one of the prettiest ladies I know. Another, the Ya Aini has this very refreshing smell that slowly softens. When I spray a Vanilla Eau de Parfum over it, both fresh, then warm rub it in, there is a very long lasting result, very pleasing. So I tried it strong, too strong I thought, then went to the grocery store. Not 2 minutes there and a woman suddenly approached me and told me I smell "delicious". I apologized for if it was too strong, and she told me it was just right and asked what it was. She had this joyful glint in her eyes. I kid you not. So, Dukhni's Ya Aini, and Pacifica's Silver Moon Eau, applied and warm rubbed make a Fine aroma that'll get you noticing that there sure are a lot of chatty ladies around you. There are many more experimental mixes to try.

Delightful fragrances! Easy to roll on and carry with for travel. They compliment each other for creating a scent journey along the pulse points for a lover or just for your own enjoyment of different fragrances hitting you as you move through the day.

Most of the scents are so similar its hard to tell them apart. The exception is the floral one which is very sweet and jasmine heavy. They don’t smell bad per se... they just all smell like walking into an incense shop which is not really what I was going for.

I received these and surprisingly liked all the scents. Not in love yet with any one scent, but all the scents are good and smell clean and pure even though many are what I would call heavier scents. Some heavy scents to me smell very muddled and overwhelming but all of these scents seem very well balanced and natural smelling. The Dukhni bakhoor rounds I have are the same way, exotic smelling and strong but very pure and clean all at the same time which is hard to find. I started using incense cologne oils because one, I love the smell and two, I have mild psoriasis with sensitive skin and some scents cause my skin to become inflamed and/or itch. I've switched to all natural skin and grooming products and since switching I very rarely have flare ups now. These oils seemed to fit well with my natural approach and so far, the incense cologne oils I have tried have not caused my skin to react at all which is a blessing. I also have somewhat unpredictable sinus allergies. The only constants seems to epoxy paint fumes and very strong floral scents. Both lead to bad headaches and inflamed sinus passages. So, far neither Dukhni's oil or bakhoor has triggered a sinus reaction. So glad to find this brand and I will likely be trying more of their products and hope the whole range produces similar results for me. All of the scents in this collection seem to have the same base notes with some alternations to the top and middle notes. That is probably why these particular scents were grouped together. They came well packaged and no oil leaked even though the individual bottles were not sealed in plastic like some other brands and they were carelessly tossed in a large brown envelope by Amazon. The individual boxes look nice displayed. As a male I only found one scent, Attar Al Bakhoor, that couldn't be classified as unisex. I wouldn't wear that one as a cologne but I would use it in an incense burner or aroma diffuser. It is a nice scent with mild notes of floral sweetness just not masculine AT ALL. Lol. If you love exotic Indian and Arabian incense type smells you should like all the oils in this collection. If you are someone who maybe just likes lighting the occasional Nag Champa, Dragon's Blood or Patchouli incense stick I doubt you will love these at least not wearing them as a cologne. These scents are very specific and probably will only be enjoyed as cologne by those who LOVE Indian or Arabic incense. I can't stress that enough. My Mom absolutely loves scented candles, incense, wax melts etc. but she does not like or understand these types of incense oils at all. However, she did smell the Oud Al Abyad (White Oud) and she asked to keep that one for herself. It is the lightest and freshest scent in the collection that is also the closest to a traditional American cologne/perfume scent. If you don't enjoy them as cologne you can use them with a dropper and add them to water in a tealight candle burner or aroma diffuser. These oils are strong and not diluted like some other brands. A few drops is all you need if using as an aroma oil. One vial should last you a while in this manner. So in conclusion these oils are strong, pure and clean but can be considered fairly heavy exotic scents. They do smell exactly like traditional Indian or Arabic incense/bakhoor so if you don't like the idea of walking around smelling like incense you will probably not like these as cologne but may still enjoy them as home aromas.

Forget the note write-ups in the description, they all smell the same (except the Ambar Oud - which I can't smell at all). They are short lived (2 hrs) and the scents are sickly floral with no depth. These "Authentic Arabian Fragrance Oils" are made in India. Try AL-Rehab or Swiss Arabian instead.

Comes in a pack of 6 and my husband and I split it between us getting 3 each. Although they’re mostly unisex, I chose the more feminine ones - Attar al Bakhoor, Oud ya Aini and Oud al Abyad. My fav is the Bakhoor one - so fragrant and flowery but not overpowering like some jasmine attars I’ve used in the past. My husband chose the other 3 which fit perfectly with his taste. His fav is Oud Mukhalat. Good size for a roll on and will last long! Can’t wait for Ramadan to use these! Would make a nice gift for a couple as well! Also comes with Eid Mubarak envelopes for some eidis 😉

From the 6 bottles 2 smell horrible and one is bad. But that is not the worst. After wearing the others for 3 days my shin started to itch exactly in the areas where I applied the roll on. Either my skin became sensitive to that type of oil fragrance or they are made with something that is not good for the skin. I had to stop using them the itch is still there but it's going away. Money wasted

They all smell great! They are concentrated oils that last over 24 hours. They have no adverse effects on the skin. Each smell brings its own personality and warmth and tones of uniqueness.

Considering the price, I could not recommend these oils enough. They are, in my opinion, far superior to regular aftershave/cologne - the fact they have no alcohol content is great, they last longer, and the scents really "unfold" throughout the day. My partner is even able to use these, and she is allergic to all "traditional" perfumes. I will most definitely be buying from Dukhni again!

You need to have a taste of these fragrances to enjoy them. If you are a mainstream perfume user then these may not be your piece of cake. I bought the Oud set which all Oud fragrances and the one with a higher price tag. It includes Attar Al Bakhoor, Ambar Oud, Oud Al Abyad, Oud Mubakhar, Oud Mukhalat and Oud Ya Aini. The main reason for my choice was a slight dominance of male notes in this package. I have checked them all now and can review one by one: 1. Attar Al Bakhoor - as evident from the name it is not particularly Oud but a combination of different fragrances. It is closest to incense but for some reason longer lasting. I will consider it a bit more feminine but men can use it too. 2. Ambar Oud - some people have commented that they did not like this one but I liked it the most. It is very woody and strong. More masculine as well. 3. Oud Al Abyad - it is mildest of all and I believe will need more dabs than others. But, it is soft and not too strong which is a positive. 4 & 5. Oud Mubakhar and Oud Mukhalat - it is very difficult to differentiate between these 2 but they are good with dominant Oud, rose, jasmine and saffron. 6. Oud Al Aini - Seems less Oud and more musk and saffron. Light but again one which you can use on a daily basis. Pros: Cost and variety. I do not think you can enjoy so many options at such a low cost anywhere with reasonable quality. Cons: They are not that long lasting and by experience I can tell that they will last longer on the clothes rather than the skin. So, might be a case of using a couple of dabs every 4 hours if required. Overall, a very nice purchase, really happy and will highly recommend. An excellent gift set and I am already setting my eyes on other options to buy and share as gifts. It is designed in a way that it makes a perfect gift. Triangular bottles, very nice attractive packaging, with roll-on separately placed in the box.

Wow, i just loved all the varients in this attar perfume set. These fragnances are so soothing and mind relaxing. I tried all 6 of them and loved all. The packaging is very attractive and its very good option for gifting. The fragnance is durable and long lasting. Its alcohol free and smells very good

Smells amazing! Lots of floral, incense, and patrouille smelling scents. They are all worth the buy

Sent le renfermé. Je crois que le produit est passé date.