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Jacques Bogart is launching a new fragrance to reveal secrets of Arabian nights through an oriental-fougere-musky story which begins in 2010. This intense composition as bright as the sun aims at man who seduces and attracts attention.
Dark flacon of Arabian Nights is decorated with a golden top and letters, which accentuates the precious and luxurious composition. Its outer carton is also a combination of shiny black and golden nuances. This mysterious Arabian fairy-tale begins with spicy aromas of cardamom, cumin and petit grain. A passionate heart is a blend of patchouli and precious wood, while the essence of Arabian Nights is rounded up with white musk, cedar, vetiver and moss.
Jacques Bogart Arabian Nights has been available since 2010, as 50 and 100ml EDT.
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the fragrance Arabian Nights by J. Bogart is an average scent with little layering and lacking plasticity in its heart. The first opening when You spray it on Your wrist, reminds me of Silver Scent, then it changes immediately to its predominance of its woodsy notes. Notes that I expected to be much much stronger for a fragrance that bears its name. More woodsy notes and more fire and plasticity would have been lovely. All in all a little disappointing but still a fragrance You can wear on a nights out dressing an elegant black blazer combined with light blue jeans.
At first I always thought Bogart fragrances were very cheap and not worth buying. I always categorized them as the fragrances found in supermarkets etc. But out of curiosity I tried Arabian Nights. I was very impressed and it blew my mind. When you first spray it, it smells awful. But, give it 5 mins and you got an awesome fragrance. Now this is the only thing that I wear all the time. Its not only awesome but light on your wallet too.
The scent is charismatic and charming rather than be sexy.
Actually I think it could be better but fairly with that inexpensive value, it smells niche and sophisticated.
Only the strong alcoholy spicy opening bores me a bit. The scent is dry and hot, sharp and oriental. Lasts enough to satisfy.
It's both modern and classical in the opening and turn to more classic from the middle to the end; an absolute Arabian mood.
I've heard this be compared to Amouage's Reflection Man. Is there anyone out there who has tried both who can share their thoughts regarding the similarity (or not) of the two? Thanks!
i have it !
it is realy beautifuk and arabian romantic scent, but unfortunatly it is really weak, i think it is too weak maybe to suit occidental norms, nowadays western people dosnt like strong oriental perfumes, but it is reaally long lasting, a romantic arabian nights perfume really afordable and good quality !!
only 45 euros for 100 ml, you must try it !
on updating this cologne as a few have messaged me on this..it suits my hubby who is in his late40s becauce it is strong an mellow,an mannish.however my son 22 is not a fan,as he likes fresh smells ,an this is far from that.
my hubby wears this an likes it its strong though,so use sparingly
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