Concentrated Perfume Oil Narjis 6ml

Narjis Al Rehab perfume oil: lilac, white musk, fruit, flowers, wood and caramel

Top notes: lilac, white musk

Heart notes: fruity and floral notes

Base notes: musk, woody notes, caramel

Narjis: lilac and white musk before fruit and caramel

Narjis begins with lilac and white musk. Fruity and floral notes sit at the heart. Musk, woody notes and caramel shape the base. This perfume oil joins bright lilac bloom to soft fruit, clean musk, a dry wood edge and gentle caramel warmth.

Narjis begins floral, bright and clear. Lilac brings a delicate, faintly cool bloom, while white musk gives clean closeness. It does not start like a heavy flower scent, but bright and polished, with space for its fruity heart.

Narjis may suit you if you like lilac and musk but do not want a soapy direction alone. Fruit brings colour and wood a little dryness. Caramel warms the close without the flower losing its clear character.

Picture lilac stems beside a small bowl of pale fruit, with white musk, pale wood and a fine caramel tone underneath. Narjis stays friendly and soft, but wood gives it calm and a dry counterpoint.

The fruity-floral heart stays bright and friendly

Lilac gives Narjis its first flower note. It is not abundant, but clear and a little cool. Beside white musk, lilac gains a clean soft side that makes the scent immediately open and polished.

White musk makes the opening close and bright. It smooths lilac without making it soapy. With fruit and wood later on, musk remains a calm backdrop rather than taking over the entire direction.

Fruity notes place a warm, colourful accent at the heart. They do not suggest dark berries or tropical juice, but bring soft brightness beside lilac. Narjis becomes less cool and more alive.

The floral notes at the heart expand lilac without forming a grand bouquet. They give the scent a rounder, friendlier side. Beside musk, flowers remain clear, while fruit provides gentle warm softness.

Woody notes give the musk a dry edge

Lilac, fruit and flowers balance each other well in Narjis. Lilac gives clarity, fruit warmth and the other flowers a soft centre. The result is not sweet clutter, but a bright scent with quiet movement.

Woody notes give the heart a dry edge. They take some smoothness from white musk and join flowers to the base. The wood remains pale and restrained, so Narjis does not become too dark or strict.

Musk returns at the base and makes the close soft. It joins wood and caramel to the flower heart. Narjis does not feel like heavy sweetness, but stays close, clean and friendly.

Caramel brings mild golden warmth. It never sits thickly above flowers because musk and wood push against it. In Narjis, caramel makes the finish rounder and cosier without hiding lilac or fruit.

Caramel makes the close soft without covering flowers

Caramel and wood are especially important together. Caramel gives warmth, wood dryness. White musk moves between them, so the base stays soft without becoming sticky or overly sweet. It stays readable and softly balanced.

Narjis works well for people who enjoy a bright, soft scent with a little sweetness. Lilac and musk remain central, while fruit and caramel make the direction friendlier. Wood provides a quiet dry edge. It stays clear, warm and calm throughout.

Narjis will not suit a preference for smoky oud, strong leather, dark tobacco or sharp spices. It centres on lilac, white musk, light fruit, flowers, dry wood and caramel in a gentle, easy-going meeting.

Narjis settles on musk, woody notes and caramel beneath lilac, fruit and flowers. Choose this perfume oil if you want a bright lilac-and-musk direction with soft fruit, calm wood and mild warmth.

Scent direction

Main accords: fruity, floral, woody and gourmand

	Top notes lilac, white musk
	Heart notes fruity and floral notes
	Base notes musk, woody notes, caramel

• Recommendation: For women and men
• Product type: concentrated alcohol-free perfume oil
• Bottle with roller and label
• Brand: Al Rehab

Alcohol-free perfume oil with no added alcohol – not diluted with alcohol. However, trace amounts of alcohol from the extraction of individual raw materials cannot be completely ruled out.