Ard Al Zaafaran Turab Al Dhahab Eau De Parfum Spray for Women, 3.4 Ounce

I definitely recommend this perfume to anyone who’s looking for a scent of a tropical paradise it smells like coconut and for the size of the bottle it is worth the price and it lasted me all day I’m definitely going to this perfume again

I would give this 10 stars if I could! This is a delectable, sweet and sultry, powdery, coconut fragrance that is just floral enough. There is nothing about it that is cloying or overpowering. It is such a beautiful fragrance and the absolute best blind buy fragrance so far.

i gave this perfume four stars because i honestly believe that it smells very nice, the only problem i have is that when you first spray, it’s so strong and unbearable. it burns my nose. but other than that, it lasts for a really long time, the bottle is pretty heavy as well, now for the smell, it’s like a stronger version of sabrina carpenters perfume “sweet tooth” but it lasts way longer than that. it stays on my clothes for SO long. i wore this perfume on a monday and washed my clothes friday and still smelled the perfume. if you dont mind the burning sensation in your nose, i believe this is definitely a good perfume to spend your money on

Whether this gets 3 or 5 stars depends what you're looking for out of this fragrance. On my skin, I'm pretty much only getting coconut. This isn't a bad thing, but if you're looking for the lime and white floral notes to come through, they may not depending on your skin chemistry. Thus, Turab al Dhahab is a layering scent for me. On that count I'm not disappointed. I find it adds a delicious Caribbean beach-y, vacation vibe to more gourmand fragrances that could otherwise smell darker and more wintery- thus I appreciate the versatility. Yesterday I tried this with a complex layering of Kenzo's spicy Jungle Elephant, Franck Olivier's Oud Vanille, and Al Rehab's Choco Musk roll-on. The result was a delicious scent bubble of bakery items that had a touch more depth and grown-upness because of the dark, oud-y vanilla and spice. Today, I added Lattafa's excellent parallel fragrance to Tom Ford's Neroli Portofino (through their Maison Alhambra line), and with its sunny orange blossom goodness and was immediately transported to the islands. So I appreciate this fragrance for its versatility. At this price, I'm fine with not wanting to wear it alone. But if you are going for suntan lotion with a very faint hint of margarita, this by itself might be for you. Heads up for bottle collectors, however: This bottle leaves a LOT of room for improvement. The two strips of cheap velvet literally glued down the sides do nothing for a perfume display with higher end bottles. I keep this one out of sight. Meh, whatever. For $20 bucks it's not a dealbreaker. I don't regret the purchase.

This perfume has a lovely powdery coconut floral scent that leaves a beautiful smell of coconut on the skin. This is my new favorite scent. I live in Florida, where it is acceptable to wear this scent year round. The quality and amount of perfume for the price is amazing.

Well since I won’t be getting a refund, I’ll be honest. If you wanna smell like a soapy dead grandma at a funeral home be my guest. The bottle was giving but the smell wasn’t. I like the coconut smell in the beginning, but the dry down smells like bubble soap. And if it stays on for too long it smells like play-doo.

Nice scent but does have a powdery scent that’s strong. Pairs beautifully with other perfumes.

I love how much product they give! I would recommend anyone give it a try. To me, it’s a little too masculine to spray on myself. But I love to spray it around the house.It also came with this spray which was a happy surprise!!