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Swiss Arabian
Yulali Perfume Oil
Longevity
EternalFills most of the room
Projection
Enormous5-8 hours
Polarising
CharacterSweet
fresh
uplifting
skin-close
Creamy floral bouquet with bright citrus sparkle and soft musk
Scent Notes
Fresh / CitrusAffiliate link. We earn a small commission, you pay the same.
Snapshot
The full profile.
About This Perfume
Yulali by Swiss Arabian is a Citrus fragrance for women. Top notes are Nectarine, Apple, Tangerine and Bergamot; middle notes are Freesia, Magnolia, Gardenia, Jasmine and Lily-of-the-Valley; base notes are Musk, Vanilla, Sandalwood and Orris Root. "Yulali is an uplifting citrusy, fruity, floral which is designed to awaken the sparkle within you. Yulali opens with revitalizing citrus notes of lime and orange with a touch of sweet nectarine and crisp apple. From this delicious beginning blooms a huge bouquet of flowers, with light freesia, creamy magnolia and tiny white lily bells. The fragrant florals dance and weave around you as you move. Velvety sandalwood embraces the flowers and brings with it touches of golden vanilla and amber. A flourish of rich patchouli borders this beguiling scent, turning heads wherever you go, and lasting till the day is through. Yulali is a concentrated perfume oil for women, ideal for cooler seasons. Shine with Joy. Shine with Yulali." - a note from the brand.
Concentration
Perfume Oil
Best season
Spring / Summer
Occasion
casual · office
Projection
Soft
Gender lean
Leans feminine
The verdict
Best for
Best for
- Casual
- Office
The Brand
Swiss Arabian
Swiss Arabian has 253 perfumes indexed on Scendira, one of the longest-established Gulf fragrance houses in this catalogue. The six most-common accords are woody (95 perfumes), warm-spiced (52), fruity (51), sweet (48), oud and amber (47 each), built on musk, rose, amber, agarwood oud, vanilla, and patchouli. Prices run $14.04 to $139.99, with a $38 median, solid mid-market territory well below niche or luxury pricing. 52% of the range reads unisex. By community mentions, Incense 01 leads, closely followed by Essence of Casablanca, Vanilla 01, and the Shaghaf Oud line, which anchors the brand's oud-forward reputation. Floral-woody openings often built around oud run through the range, alongside the signature Shaghaf line of oud-forward blends. Filter by note below, or ask Dira which Swiss Arabian perfume actually matches what you want to smell like.
Filter Swiss Arabian Perfumes by Dominant Note
- Woody: 94 perfumes
- Warm-spiced: 52
- Fruity: 51
- Amber: 47
- Sweet: 47
- Oud: 47
Best for: shoppers who want a long-established Gulf house with real range, oud-forward, floral, and gourmand-vanilla all show up here. Skip if you want ultra-niche or ultra-luxury pricing; Swiss Arabian sits solidly mid-market throughout.
Every Swiss Arabian perfume here is catalogued from real notes, accords, and independent community sentiment. No paid placements.
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