Al Haramain Junoon Noir by Eau De Parfum Spray 2.5 oz / 75 ml

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By signing up for our newsletter, you give consent to receive e-mails with all of our special offers and promotions. A refreshingly pleasant kind of madness awaits you in Junoon Noir, the kind that draws you to it with an alluring mystery hidden for you to discover, to experience, to remember and to spread. Here the iris and violet dominate, whereas there it's the rose, but they have a similar creamy, dreamy, sandalwood-powdery base.

I almost scrubbed this off, but after an hour or so, the heavy lime and the synthetic note faded, leaving a very soft vanilla, orris and violet dry down.

it's quickly becoming my signature, and that says a lot - it's extremely rare for me to wear the same perfume for more than 2 days in a row. Its opulently floral heart is topped with an invigorating, fresh, citrusy opening of lime and kumquat whilst simultaneously giving you tempting hints of its warm, sultry and woody base to entice you onto a charming an enthralling journey that will be mesmerising for you and for those around you. To Macerate: When you first get the fragrance give it at least 5 full sprays to introduce air into the bottle. i'll always keep this in my collection and it might wind up being an unintentional signature because i just find it to be such a pretty fragrance. I'm not sure if I received a bad batch but this perfume smelt like cheap shampoo, I waited a bit for the scent to settle but nothing came of that.

The creamy vanilla sandalwood drydown is very comforting and enduring on the skin, rather like the vanilla in Lira.

Edit: I do find the opening is a little bit hairsprayish as others have mentioned but this has faded after several months and isn't as strong as it was initially. Unique scent profile ( well, apart from Dama Bianca according to comparisons I have read) I spent an entire day trying to figure out what it reminds me of and the closest I got was Sol de Janeiro's Bom Dia cream + Korres Cucumber and Bamboo body lotion mixed! Smelling them side by side, I can see the difference between these two perfumes, and, sadly for my wallet, I would say that (at least on me) scent wise I prefer Dama Bianca. The scent is not only enduring but also possesses the remarkable ability to arouse the senses, evoking an involuntary salivation—a testament to its undeniable charm.