Collection: Nusuk Perfumes.

Nusuk has 34 perfumes indexed on Scendira, and 59% of them read unisex, with the rest split fairly evenly between feminine and masculine. The six most-common accords are sweet and musky (22 perfumes each), woody, amber, and powdery (20 each), and fruity (18), riding on a note backbone of musk, vanilla, amber, rose, and bergamot. Prices run $19.89 to $99.99, with a $38.50 median, putting Nusuk in accessible mid-range territory next to Rasasi and Swiss Arabian. By community mentions, Falak and Mahab lead clearly, ahead of Raheeq, Ateeq, Gladius, and Al Mukhtalif Signature. The range leans sweet-musky on a powdery-amber base, closer to a gourmand-oriental profile than a straight woody or citrus house. Filter by note below, or ask Dira which Nusuk perfume actually matches what you want to smell like.

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Best for: shoppers who want an accessible, mostly-unisex sweet-musky-amber profile without niche pricing. Skip if you want pure vanilla-forward gourmand at the lowest price point, Paris Corner's range leans sweeter and cheaper overall.

Every Nusuk perfume here is catalogued from real notes, accords, and independent community sentiment. No paid placements.

37 products

  • Vendor: Nusuk

    Areej Al Zahoor

    Floral Romantic

    dewy white flowers with honeyed musk and a hint of citrus

    $49.99
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    Areeq Al Oud

    Woody

    dusty cedar chest with violet powder and warm leather undertones

    $44.19
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    Ana Al Awwal Red

    Fresh Uplifting Balanced

    citrus-bright morning with warm spice and a soft mossy finish

    $20.40
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    Ajwaa Turquoise

    Amber-forward Warm Cozy

    creamy vanilla and rose with a subtle spice and berry brightness

    $46.99
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    Ajwaa Oud Black

    Fresh Intimate Office-safe

    citrus-bright fig leaf over earthy patchouli and soft musk

    $49.99
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    Ateeq

    Sweet Gourmand Smoky

    warm honey-cinnamon toast with a hint of tobacco smoke

    $31.31
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    Saher

    Fruity

    soft peach and rose dusted with white powder and suede

    $30.50
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    Raheeq

    Sweet Gourmand Warm

    honeyed citrus candy with creamy vanilla and soft sandalwood warmth

    $28.99
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    Mahab

    Fruity Confident

    warm spiced peach with smoky incense and creamy sandalwood

    $28.56
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    Johra

    Musky Clean Bold

    powdery rose garden with a whisper of sweet red fruit

    $39.99
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    Falak

    Sweet Gourmand Warm

    buttery caramel candy dusted with warm vanilla powder

    $37.00
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  • Vendor: Nusuk

    Ajwa Roses

    Floral Romantic

    pink rose petals with bright litchi and vanilla cream

    $39.99
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FAQ

Questions about this brand.

By mentions across Scendira's community data, Falak and Mahab are the clear leaders among Nusuk perfumes, followed by Raheeq, Ateeq, and Gladius. Each has its own page here with real community sentiment and the honest downside, not just marketing copy.

Sweet and musky accords dominate the range in near-equal measure, layered on woody, amber, and powdery bases with rose and bergamot showing up often. Expect a gourmand-oriental profile: sweet-musky openings that settle into a soft, powdery-amber drydown rather than a sharp citrus or aromatic one.

Mostly. 59% of the Nusuk perfumes indexed on Scendira read unisex, with feminine (22%) and masculine (19%) making up smaller, fairly even shares. It's a brand you can shop across the whole range without being boxed into a gendered aisle, unlike Rayhaan or Sapil, which lean harder one way.

Nusuk prices range from $19.89 to $99.99 across the 34 perfumes indexed here, with a median around $38.50. That's accessible mid-range pricing, above budget Gulf brands like Sapil but well under niche or luxury houses like Nishane or Roja, so it sits comfortably in the middle of Scendira's catalogue.

Nusuk's catalogue is smaller and skews more sweet-musky-powdery than Paris Corner's heavier vanilla-gourmand lean or Rasasi's broader woody-citrus range. It sits in the same accessible price band as both, so the real difference between them is scent profile and catalogue size, not budget.