Fragrance Profile & Notes

• Fragrance: Lively, warm, somewhat sweet‑woody, with fruity and floral touches. Unisex. 

• Launch & Style: Launched around 2022. Designed as a richer, warmer version of the original Dirham, with more fullness. 

Here are the approximate note breakdowns:

Smell & Experience

• Opening: Bright citrus + bergamot with floral echoes (rose & jasmine) and some green or woody touches from vetiver. The first spray is fresh, juicy, and vibrant. 

• Middle: The florals get more pronounced, especially rose, softened by vanilla. The sweetness becomes more noticeable, balancing the opening citrus. 

• Dry‑down / Base: Sweet fruity tones (pineapple, oranges, other citrus) linger, supported by woods and warmth. The vanilla helps smooth the transition. The result is a warm, sweet‑woody finish rather than a sharp one. 

• Overall “vibe”: Positive, fresh yet rich. Less brisk than lighter citrus perfumes; more inviting and cozy. It gives off a feeling of sunny warmth, perhaps with a touch of sweetness that makes it feel somewhat “dessert‑like,” but still balanced by woods and florals.

Performance & Projection

• Longevity: People report decent wear time; not ultra‑long‑lasting like niche oud or ultra‑dense orientals, but good for its price bracket. 

• Projection / Sillage: Moderate. It announces itself reasonably well at first (thanks to top citrus & florals), then settles down somewhat towards the base. Expect it to be noticeable but not overwhelming in close quarters.

Best Uses & Suitability

• Seasons: Spring, summer, and mild autumn. The citrus keeps it refreshing, the warmth helps in cooler temps but maybe less ideal in very hot weather (could get a bit cloying).

• Occasions: Casual wear, daytime, outings, social gatherings. Because it’s warm and a bit sweet, it can also work for evening if you want something pleasant without being too intense.

• Who it might appeal to: If you like perfumes with bright openings + vanilla/woods in the base; if you enjoy scents that are sweet but not sugary; those who like floral‑fruity orientals.

Pros & Things to Consider

Strengths:

• Good “bang for buck”: noticeable fragrance, interesting layers, without having to spend premium prices. 

• Pleasant, crowd‑pleasing scent: not too niche, fairly accessible.

• Balanced: combines fresh, sweet, floral, and woody notes so it’s not one‑dimensional.

Possible drawbacks:

• Sweetness / fruitiness might be too much for people who prefer very dry, austere, or woody fragrances.

• In hot weather the sweet/citrus parts might become stronger (or more “sticky”), especially if it’s humid.

• Might not be as long‑lasting or projection‑heavy compared to high‑end designer/oriental fragrances — may need more sprays if you want strong presence.