King Of Judea Attar

[Timmah!]

Inspired by Parfums De Marly Herod, this is a warm amber woody fragrance perfect for cooler weather.

The honeyed tobacco at the heart envelops you with a relaxing scent bubble that includes nuances of vanilla, patchouli, cinnamon, incense & more.

An iconic fragrance, this is a sprayable attar that will last 24+ hours on clothing & will draw compliments from people seeking out the scent to enjoy it with you.

Highly recommended 

Edited February 28, 2024 by Timmah!
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[Timmah!]

For those interested, here is the website. 

I make nothing from anything bought.

https://theduabrand.com/products/king-of-judea-attar-extrait?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA0PuuBhBsEiwAS7fsNap4nOhcHv0CYrY_4D2_NJmF45IEaxgm9UR0ELIVlRgzRY4kwH2dhRoCDAYQAvD_BwE

[major-mark63]

4 hours ago, Timmah! said:

For those interested, here is the website. 

I make nothing from anything bought.

https://theduabrand.com/products/king-of-judea-attar-extrait?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA0PuuBhBsEiwAS7fsNap4nOhcHv0CYrY_4D2_NJmF45IEaxgm9UR0ELIVlRgzRY4kwH2dhRoCDAYQAvD_BwE

hope its not o'Reilly's

[jointz]

You selling this stuff? U make a good advertised lol

[Timmah!]

8 minutes ago, jointz said:

You selling this stuff? U make a good advertised lol

Lol, no I'm not selling. 

I'm just a fan of fragrances & this house in particular. 

What makes them great is that every creation is at the highest concentration possible, which is extrait de parfum.

Most designer brands & even overpriced niche are only Eau De Toilette concentration, with a handful being eau de parfum.

If you've ever liked a particular fragrance, you've probably encountered the disappointment of it being discontinued, watered down over time, or even reformulated to where it's a shadow of its former glory.

What DUA does that's awesome is they revive discontinued fragrances, restore reformulated fragrances to their original glory & issue them at Extrait concentrations. Some of them smelling even better than the original. 

The owner, Mahsam Raza, being a master perfumer will put his own spin on a fragrance, tweaking & amping certain notes in some cases to create what he sees as an improvement. 

He also sources the ingredients from the same suppliers as the original in most cases.

You can also buy a sample to see if you like a fragrance before spending on a full bottle.

There is also a DUA Facebook group where he interacts with customers to keep them informed on new releases & take feedback, suggestions & requests for fragrances.

If you don't like a fragrance, it's pretty easy to sell or trade it on the page with other DUA members.

He also creates hybrids, tribrids & even quadribrids by combining popular notes from 2, 3, even four fragrances. 

The most popular being Casino Elixir, a hybrid combining notes from Baccarat Rouge 540 & Creed Aventus. 

It's nice to spend $50 & enjoy a unique fragrance that's discontinued, costs $500+, or is watered down, reformulated. 

You could say I'm a fan, as I've spent over $3,000 on DUA alone, with several people in the group having spent considerably more, even having whole rooms dedicated to their collections of DUA & other fragrances. 

A real testament is that there are people who sell their original so they can buy several of DUA's interpretation. 

This ends my TED talk.

If you want any advice or suggestions, feel free.

 

 

[jointz]

Might look into checking a sample out .. it sounds nice but hard to say until u can actually smell it

[Timmah!]

13 minutes ago, jointz said:

Might look into checking a sample out .. it sounds nice but hard to say until u can actually smell it

You can read reviews on the website, or better yet make a post on the DUA Facebook page asking people what they think of a fragrance. 

If you want to see if DUA makes an inspiration of a particular fragrance, you can enter the original fragrance's name on their website in most cases.

You can also search by particular notes to see which fragrances feature it.

The Facebook group page is: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theduabrand/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT

Oh, & one important point: While many DUA fragrances smell great straight out the box, some need to be sprayed a few times & sit for a few weeks to develop, since some are shipped right after being made.

Edited February 29, 2024 by Timmah!