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CONTENTS: 1 x 6ml bottle of Misk Rijali attar
FRAGRANCE DESCRIPTION: A soft, powdery scent, Misk Rijali is a delicate explosion of musk infused with notes of Lily of the Valley and vanilla for exotic depth. This warm and slightly sweet other-worldly fragrance is suitable for both men and women
FEATURE SPOTLIGHT: Misk Rijali is a delightful mild powdery scent that develops when applied. This long-lasting artisanal scent can be enjoyed for over 12 hours after application. It is handcrafted with utmost care, using only the finest ingredients. Oud Swisseri is truly a luxurious experience that will make you come back for more
ABOUT DUKHNI ATTARS: Dukhni Arabic Attar Oils are luxury fragrances made using the finest quality, sustainably-sourced natural ingredients. Just a dab goes a long way and the size of the bottle makes it convenient and easy to carry around and apply. Our essential oil blends are crafted to create unique and evocative scents, perfect for gifting or personal use. Our products are compellingly precious and personal, translating memories and emotions into unforgettable experiences
HERITAGE: Dukhni is a family-owned business that specializes in the art of developing fragrances and incense. Our journey began in 1907, five generations ago in Aden, an ancient port city in Yemen that formed part of the historic Incense Route. We mastered the art of blending botanical extracts, oils, flowers and woods together to craft our own aromatic recipes
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I didn’t really like any of the oils, maybe this one was the best, but I still had to mix it with argan oil so it wouldn’t be overwhelming. The smells had something old fashioned about them, it just wasn’t for me. But the packaging was beautiful, and I think they’d make a great gift.
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★★★★★
Nadia S. –
Pleasant scents. Liked 5 out of the 6, as 1 just wasn’t for me. Good packaging… option for roller. Overall, good buy.
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★★★★★
John C. –
They arrived. One bottle had minor leakage. The scents are all the same DNA with minor tweaks to the scent. I’m enjoying them. Not sure if I would purchase again yet.
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★★★★★
Jen –
Just bought on a whim, but I’m glad I did. Out of six fragrances, Blue Girl is my favorite followed by Oud Al Ibitsam. There are three more that I liked, but can tell I won’t reach for as often. I was surprised how much I disliked the Ambar oil. I don’t forsee using it, it’s ~very~ smoky smelling and just not for me. Someone will love it though, and at around 5 dollars a piece, the price on these is fantastic. Definitely worth investigating if you are a collector of fragrances and want to try something not so commercial.
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★★★★★
Amazon Customer –
They’re like fragrances I randomly came accross as a child haha. I like 4 of them out of 6 because the other two smell like honey (wild honey) and the other something else, very strong.
The other four I like smell like: -a bady, “Oud Al Khaleeji” -sweet flowers “oud Al Habayeb” and “Oud Al Ibtisam” -An actual, fresh flower with the greens and all (no joke, it’s amazing!) “Blue girl”
Overall I’m very happy about them. The best thing about them is that they don’t contain alcohol so you can sniff them as long as you want without feeling like sneezing like with eau de parfum. They are very comforting and warm for the same reason so I wear them at home quite happily 😊
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★★★★★
Laure –
Packaging is beautiful!!
White Musk smells like a jasmine body lotion for an old lady or face soap, but kind of cheap. Hayati smells ok for a women. It’s just OK. The other four are more masculine, however they smell nasty and medicinal. I can tolerate amber oud but my husband said he smelled cough syrup and morning breath in that one. He was ok with Ameerah but it smelled like the most boring cologne ever to me and i didnt like it.
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★★★★★
Ackley B Callender –
I used this product for myself and family, I dislike that the kasturi bottle was so small, wish I could get them in single bottles and larger, very much so
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★★★★★
A.T. –
I received these and surprisingly liked all the scents. Not in love yet with any one scent, but all the scents are good and smell clean and pure even though many are what I would call heavier scents. Some heavy scents to me smell very muddled and overwhelming but all of these scents seem very well balanced and natural smelling. The Dukhni bakhoor rounds I have are the same way, exotic smelling and strong but very pure and clean all at the same time which is hard to find.
I started using incense cologne oils because one, I love the smell and two, I have mild psoriasis with sensitive skin and some scents cause my skin to become inflamed and/or itch. I’ve switched to all natural skin and grooming products and since switching I very rarely have flare ups now. These oils seemed to fit well with my natural approach and so far, the incense cologne oils I have tried have not caused my skin to react at all which is a blessing. I also have somewhat unpredictable sinus allergies. The only constants seems to epoxy paint fumes and very strong floral scents. Both lead to bad headaches and inflamed sinus passages. So, far neither Dukhni’s oil or bakhoor has triggered a sinus reaction. So glad to find this brand and I will likely be trying more of their products and hope the whole range produces similar results for me.
All of the scents in this collection seem to have the same base notes with some alternations to the top and middle notes. That is probably why these particular scents were grouped together. They came well packaged and no oil leaked even though the individual bottles were not sealed in plastic like some other brands and they were carelessly tossed in a large brown envelope by Amazon. The individual boxes look nice displayed. As a male I only found one scent, Attar Al Bakhoor, that couldn’t be classified as unisex. I wouldn’t wear that one as a cologne but I would use it in an incense burner or aroma diffuser. It is a nice scent with mild notes of floral sweetness just not masculine AT ALL. Lol.
If you love exotic Indian and Arabian incense type smells you should like all the oils in this collection. If you are someone who maybe just likes lighting the occasional Nag Champa, Dragon’s Blood or Patchouli incense stick I doubt you will love these at least not wearing them as a cologne. These scents are very specific and probably will only be enjoyed as cologne by those who LOVE Indian or Arabic incense. I can’t stress that enough. My Mom absolutely loves scented candles, incense, wax melts etc. but she does not like or understand these types of incense oils at all. However, she did smell the Oud Al Abyad (White Oud) and she asked to keep that one for herself. It is the lightest and freshest scent in the collection that is also the closest to a traditional American cologne/perfume scent. If you don’t enjoy them as cologne you can use them with a dropper and add them to water in a tealight candle burner or aroma diffuser. These oils are strong and not diluted like some other brands. A few drops is all you need if using as an aroma oil. One vial should last you a while in this manner.
So in conclusion these oils are strong, pure and clean but can be considered fairly heavy exotic scents. They do smell exactly like traditional Indian or Arabic incense/bakhoor so if you don’t like the idea of walking around smelling like incense you will probably not like these as cologne but may still enjoy them as home aromas.
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★★★★★
Amazon Customer –
I’ll try to describe each one : Kasturi – Very deep and rich, spicy (like cloves ) Amour – Similar deep spicy smell, like cinnamon (I personally did not like it ) Smelled more appropriate for cooking than wearing Oud Al Habayeb – Extremely sugary Rose smell, more like the sugar fennels we have as mouth freshner Blue Girl – Clean White flower smell, very fresh Oud Al Khaleeji – Difficult to describe it, similar to Habayeb but less sugary. A classic sweet floral Oud Al Ibtisam – Sweet floral again, but this one had a slight orangey scent which I liked.
I think most of these were too sweet and floral to be thought as classic Attars. But overall are nice additions and a good gifting idea.
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★★★★★
Linda A Thomas –
I could not wear it. It smells like aromatherapy for the home, not the body. I am glad that I got this sample pack so my curiosity is satisfied. It’s a pretty box with strong fragrances, so I will give it a 4 because I believe this is more about personal likening to me versus how the product is well made.
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★★★★★
Marina Khan –
Out of the 6 oils, I like 3-4 of them. The strongly scented Oud based ones are my least favourite but I may well mix them and/or dilute them down with a carrier oil to help adapt my nose to them. Otherwise a handy product (via rollerball) which is pleasant to wear.
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★★★★★
Ericka Daniel –
Absolutely gorgeous ,luxurious , pack of various scented oud oils , good value , well packaged , beautiful. One wish would be to be able to by the Kasturri oil In a larger decanter , its lush .
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★★★★★
Al Potane Fan –
After I opened the package, I noticed that one of the vials in one of the boxes had leaked 80% of the scented oil. The vials of the oils are not securely sealed. Very loose tops. Very unfortunate since they all smell so good.
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Nadia S. –
I didn’t really like any of the oils, maybe this one was the best, but I still had to mix it with argan oil so it wouldn’t be overwhelming. The smells had something old fashioned about them, it just wasn’t for me. But the packaging was beautiful, and I think they’d make a great gift.
Nadia S. –
Pleasant scents. Liked 5 out of the 6, as 1 just wasn’t for me. Good packaging… option for roller. Overall, good buy.
John C. –
They arrived. One bottle had minor leakage. The scents are all the same DNA with minor tweaks to the scent. I’m enjoying them. Not sure if I would purchase again yet.
Jen –
Just bought on a whim, but I’m glad I did. Out of six fragrances, Blue Girl is my favorite followed by Oud Al Ibitsam. There are three more that I liked, but can tell I won’t reach for as often. I was surprised how much I disliked the Ambar oil. I don’t forsee using it, it’s ~very~ smoky smelling and just not for me. Someone will love it though, and at around 5 dollars a piece, the price on these is fantastic. Definitely worth investigating if you are a collector of fragrances and want to try something not so commercial.
Amazon Customer –
They’re like fragrances I randomly came accross as a child haha. I like 4 of them out of 6 because the other two smell like honey (wild honey) and the other something else, very strong.
The other four I like smell like:
-a bady, “Oud Al Khaleeji”
-sweet flowers “oud Al Habayeb” and “Oud Al Ibtisam”
-An actual, fresh flower with the greens and all (no joke, it’s amazing!) “Blue girl”
Overall I’m very happy about them. The best thing about them is that they don’t contain alcohol so you can sniff them as long as you want without feeling like sneezing like with eau de parfum. They are very comforting and warm for the same reason so I wear them at home quite happily 😊
Laure –
Packaging is beautiful!!
White Musk smells like a jasmine body lotion for an old lady or face soap, but kind of cheap.
Hayati smells ok for a women. It’s just OK.
The other four are more masculine, however they smell nasty and medicinal.
I can tolerate amber oud but my husband said he smelled cough syrup and morning breath in that one.
He was ok with Ameerah but it smelled like the most boring cologne ever to me and i didnt like it.
Ackley B Callender –
I used this product for myself and family, I dislike that the kasturi bottle was so small, wish I could get them in single bottles and larger, very much so
A.T. –
I received these and surprisingly liked all the scents. Not in love yet with any one scent, but all the scents are good and smell clean and pure even though many are what I would call heavier scents. Some heavy scents to me smell very muddled and overwhelming but all of these scents seem very well balanced and natural smelling. The Dukhni bakhoor rounds I have are the same way, exotic smelling and strong but very pure and clean all at the same time which is hard to find.
I started using incense cologne oils because one, I love the smell and two, I have mild psoriasis with sensitive skin and some scents cause my skin to become inflamed and/or itch. I’ve switched to all natural skin and grooming products and since switching I very rarely have flare ups now. These oils seemed to fit well with my natural approach and so far, the incense cologne oils I have tried have not caused my skin to react at all which is a blessing. I also have somewhat unpredictable sinus allergies. The only constants seems to epoxy paint fumes and very strong floral scents. Both lead to bad headaches and inflamed sinus passages. So, far neither Dukhni’s oil or bakhoor has triggered a sinus reaction. So glad to find this brand and I will likely be trying more of their products and hope the whole range produces similar results for me.
All of the scents in this collection seem to have the same base notes with some alternations to the top and middle notes. That is probably why these particular scents were grouped together. They came well packaged and no oil leaked even though the individual bottles were not sealed in plastic like some other brands and they were carelessly tossed in a large brown envelope by Amazon. The individual boxes look nice displayed. As a male I only found one scent, Attar Al Bakhoor, that couldn’t be classified as unisex. I wouldn’t wear that one as a cologne but I would use it in an incense burner or aroma diffuser. It is a nice scent with mild notes of floral sweetness just not masculine AT ALL. Lol.
If you love exotic Indian and Arabian incense type smells you should like all the oils in this collection. If you are someone who maybe just likes lighting the occasional Nag Champa, Dragon’s Blood or Patchouli incense stick I doubt you will love these at least not wearing them as a cologne. These scents are very specific and probably will only be enjoyed as cologne by those who LOVE Indian or Arabic incense. I can’t stress that enough. My Mom absolutely loves scented candles, incense, wax melts etc. but she does not like or understand these types of incense oils at all. However, she did smell the Oud Al Abyad (White Oud) and she asked to keep that one for herself. It is the lightest and freshest scent in the collection that is also the closest to a traditional American cologne/perfume scent. If you don’t enjoy them as cologne you can use them with a dropper and add them to water in a tealight candle burner or aroma diffuser. These oils are strong and not diluted like some other brands. A few drops is all you need if using as an aroma oil. One vial should last you a while in this manner.
So in conclusion these oils are strong, pure and clean but can be considered fairly heavy exotic scents. They do smell exactly like traditional Indian or Arabic incense/bakhoor so if you don’t like the idea of walking around smelling like incense you will probably not like these as cologne but may still enjoy them as home aromas.
Amazon Customer –
I’ll try to describe each one :
Kasturi – Very deep and rich, spicy (like cloves )
Amour – Similar deep spicy smell, like cinnamon (I personally did not like it ) Smelled more appropriate for cooking than wearing
Oud Al Habayeb – Extremely sugary Rose smell, more like the sugar fennels we have as mouth freshner
Blue Girl – Clean White flower smell, very fresh
Oud Al Khaleeji – Difficult to describe it, similar to Habayeb but less sugary. A classic sweet floral
Oud Al Ibtisam – Sweet floral again, but this one had a slight orangey scent which I liked.
I think most of these were too sweet and floral to be thought as classic Attars. But overall are nice additions and a good gifting idea.
Linda A Thomas –
I could not wear it. It smells like aromatherapy for the home, not the body. I am glad that I got this sample pack so my curiosity is satisfied. It’s a pretty box with strong fragrances, so I will give it a 4 because I believe this is more about personal likening to me versus how the product is well made.
Marina Khan –
Out of the 6 oils, I like 3-4 of them. The strongly scented Oud based ones are my least favourite but I may well mix them and/or dilute them down with a carrier oil to help adapt my nose to them. Otherwise a handy product (via rollerball) which is pleasant to wear.
Ericka Daniel –
Absolutely gorgeous ,luxurious , pack of various scented oud oils , good value , well packaged , beautiful.
One wish would be to be able to by the Kasturri oil In a larger decanter , its lush .
Al Potane Fan –
After I opened the package, I noticed that one of the vials in one of the boxes had leaked 80% of the scented oil. The vials of the oils are not securely sealed. Very loose tops. Very unfortunate since they all smell so good.