Vendor: Emirates Pride
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smoky cedar forest with warm amber and a whisper of spice
By community mentions across Scendira's data, Reflection leads by a wide margin with 19 mentions, more than triple the next pick. Black (6) follows, with Vetiveria, Ambergris, and Masters close behind. Each has its own page here with real reviews and the honest downside.
Agarwood oud is Emirates Pride's signature note, appearing in 16 of 50 perfumes, more than any other note in the range. Oud and woody are the top accords (14 each), with leather and vanilla as common supporting notes, so expect a traditional, smoky agarwood profile throughout.
Emirates Pride is the most expensive brand in this collection group: prices run $88 to $400, with a median of $179. That reflects genuine oud content rather than markup, agarwood oud is one of the most expensive raw materials in perfumery.
Emirates Pride's catalogue is built around agarwood oud as a note, appearing in 16 of 50 perfumes, more than any other Emirati house on Scendira. Scendira doesn't verify raw-material sourcing directly, this reflects the notes and accords catalogued from the brand's own listings and community sentiment.
Yes, almost entirely. 46 of Emirates Pride's 50 perfumes are tagged unisex, with feminine and masculine each represented by just 2. The oud-leather-amber profile that defines the brand reads traditional and gender-neutral rather than split into separate men's and women's lines.