The full profile.
Al Fares Royal comes across as Sweet spiced fruit pastries with warm vanilla. It opens with cinnamon, peach and pear, moves into jasmine and tuberose and settles on benzoin, vanilla and white musk. It reads unisex.
This eau de parfum is best in fall and winter and is easy to wear day or night. It suits casual days and date nights.
Is it right for you?
- Best for: anyone after something gourmand and sweet for casual days.
- Sample first if: spicy is new territory for you.
- Skip if: you dislike sweet fragrances.
Around $24.
Explore more: Gourmand perfumes · Cinnamon perfumes · Peach perfumes · Pear perfumes
Best for
- Casual
- Date
Scendira carries 15 perfumes from Al Fares, priced from about $16 to $40. The Al Fares perfumes that people discuss most online are Musk Khususi, Al Fursan Desert and Bint Al Akaber, which range from green tea freshness to spiced tobacco and rose.
How the Al Fares picks open and dry down
Musk Khususi (EDP, 2024) is bright bergamot and green tea with musky woods, opening on bergamot and mandarin and drying to galbanum, musk, petitgrain and sandalwood.
Al Fursan Desert reads as warm spiced tobacco, cedar smoke and soft vanilla, with cardamom and cinnamon on top and cedarwood, patchouli, tobacco and vanilla beneath.
Velvety rose and iris with cool green sap is Bint Al Akaber, starting on cypress, fruity notes, green notes and saffron and finishing on amber, leather and Virginia cedar.
On the family pages you will find Al Fursan Desert in tobacco perfumes. For a different name entirely, start at the brands page.
Across the picks here, the scent family that shows up is warm and amber perfumes.
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Common questions.
It smells like Sweet spiced fruit pastries with warm vanilla. It opens with cinnamon, peach and pear, moves into jasmine and tuberose and settles on benzoin, vanilla and white musk.
It is best in fall and winter. It is easy to wear day or night. It suits casual days and date nights.
It reads unisex.
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