Vendor: Risala
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Think sun-warmed mango and citrus kissed with saffron and amber warmth: that is Risala Amalia Solaris. It opens with citrus, mango and sage, moves into pink pepper, saffron and jasmine and settles on amber. It reads unisex.
This eau de parfum is best in spring, summer and fall and is an evening scent. It suits casual days and date nights. Released in 2026.
Around $25.
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Risala has 39 perfumes indexed on Scendira, and 67% of the range reads unisex. The six most-common accords are woody (28 perfumes), sweet (26), amber and citrus and warm-spiced (25 each), and aromatic (23), built on vanilla, amber, musk, patchouli, and bergamot. Prices run $14.86 to $30.79, with a $21 median, making Risala one of the more accessible brands on Scendira. Launches span 2024 to 2026, so this is an entirely current-generation catalogue with no discontinued formulas in the mix. Community mention volume is still thin across the board here, the highest-mentioned perfumes so far are Pure Ombre, Angels Of Heaven, Kashmir, Sensual Oud, and Valley Of Gold, but the gap between them is small. Filter by note below, or ask Dira which Risala perfume actually matches what you want to smell like.
Best for: budget-conscious shoppers who want a mostly-unisex woody-amber profile under $31. Skip if you're looking for community-vetted bestsellers, Risala is newer to Scendira's data and mention volume is still thin across the catalogue.
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It smells like sun-warmed mango and citrus kissed with saffron and amber warmth. It opens with citrus, mango and sage, moves into pink pepper, saffron and jasmine and settles on amber.
It is best in spring, summer and fall. It is an evening scent. It suits casual days and date nights.
It reads unisex.
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