Al Aseel by Herum
Men Women 2026
Description
Al Aseel by Herum: A Warming Oriental Debut Herum presents Al Aseel, a new unisex fragrance in the Oriental Spicy family. Launched in 2026, it was composed by perfumer Yousef Al Ibrahim. The top notes feature cardamom and clove, leading to a heart of ambergris, Taif rose and dates, and finishing on sandalwood and patchouli. Al Aseel is a new…
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Key notes
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Top
cardamom
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Heart
ambergris
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Base
sandalwood
Community
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- Negative 0%
- Neutral 50%
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Fragrance profile
About Al Aseel
Al Aseel by Herum: A Warming Oriental Debut
Herum presents Al Aseel, a new unisex fragrance in the Oriental Spicy family. Launched in 2026, it was composed by perfumer Yousef Al Ibrahim.
The top notes feature cardamom and clove, leading to a heart of ambergris, Taif rose and dates, and finishing on sandalwood and patchouli.
Al Aseel is a new addition to Herum's catalogue, debuting in 2026. Designed for both men and women, it draws on the rich heritage of Middle Eastern perfumery with a contemporary outlook.
The opening combines cardamom and clove, two spices that immediately create a warm and aromatic feel. As the fragrance evolves, the heart unfolds with ambergris, lending a saline, mineral nuance, while Taif rose brings floral elegance and dates add a gentle, natural sweetness.
The base sits on sandalwood and patchouli, forming a creamy, earthy backdrop. The overall effect is balsamic and powdery, with subtle animalic undertones that give it extra depth.
Herum lists accords including warm spicy, woody, sweet, rosy, patchouli, amber, balsamic, powdery, aromatic and animalic. This broad range means the fragrance can perform differently depending on skin chemistry.
Perfumer Yousef Al Ibrahim has created a scent that balances traditional ingredients with a unisex appeal. The inclusion of Taif rose, a highly prized flower in Arabian perfumery, adds a distinctive touch. At present, Al Aseel holds a rating of 4.0 out of 5, based on two reviews.
This fragrance will appeal to those who enjoy warm, spicy orientals with a sweet, woody heart. It is particularly suited to fans of cardamom, Taif rose and sandalwood, and works well from day to evening wear.
Al Aseel is a successful debut, capturing the essence of a spicy oriental. With its well-layered notes and balanced construction, it is an inviting choice for fragrance lovers in 2026.
Spices Musk, amber and animalic Flowers Sweet and gourmand Woods and mosses
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
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Value perception
Leading answer A little expensive
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