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Vendor: Hamidi
Addicted Silver
bright citrus with soft florals and creamy woody finish
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Fondue Exotic
warm caramel-dipped berries with a sugary cotton candy finish
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Addicted Madame
bright citrus morning with a romantic rose heart and creamy vanilla warmth
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Flame of Fire
bright berry jam with creamy vanilla and a woody-ozonic breeze
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Ishq Forever
delicate floral bouquet with a hint of almond and citrus brightness
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Addicted Intense
bright tropical fruit with a whisper of creamy vanilla underneath
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Ishq Absolute
woody amber with a crisp marine breeze and violet whisper
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Addicted Imperial
creamy sandalwood with a bright berry spark and subtle earth
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Insignia Vert
warm wood and powdery iris on a dry wood base, sophisticated
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Insignia Sable
spiced citrus with earthy patchouli and warm amber undertones
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FAQ
Questions about this brand.
By community mentions across Scendira's data, Cleopatra and Addicted Intense are tied as the most-discussed Hamidi perfumes, each with 19 mentions, followed by Marshmallow Fluff, Harmony, and Addicted Imperial. Each has its own page here with real community reviews and the honest downside.
Hamidi leans woody-amber: woody appears in 41 of 75 perfumes and amber in 32, with musk, bergamot, and vanilla as the most common supporting notes. Expect a warm, grounded base with citrus or powdery top notes rather than a sweet gourmand opening.
Hamidi perfumes on Scendira range from $17 to $49, with a $30 median. That places the brand in accessible mall-brand territory, priced for everyday rotation, and well below niche Arabic houses like Khaltat that price into the hundreds.
Mostly unisex. Of the 76 Hamidi perfumes mapped in our data, 50 are tagged unisex, 18 feminine, and 8 masculine, so most of the catalogue is built to be worn by anyone rather than marketed strictly by gender.
Mainstream. Hamidi sits in the accessible end of Arabic perfumery, with a $30 median price and a catalogue built on approachable woody-amber blends. It's a good starting point if you're new to Arabic fragrance before trying bolder, oud-forward houses.