Shahoor Elixir by Al Absar
Women
Description
Shahoor Elixir by Al Absar is a fragrance from the women's olfactive family. Shahoor Elixir was launched during the 2020s. The top notes are lemon (sour lime), caramel and rum; the heart notes are milk and orange blossom; the base notes are vanilla, amber, musk and benzoin.
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Leading answer I want it
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Leading answer Love it
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About Shahoor Elixir
Shahoor Elixir by Al Absar is a fragrance from the women’s olfactive family. Shahoor Elixir was launched during the 2020s. The top notes are lemon (sour lime), caramel and rum; the heart notes are milk and orange blossom; the base notes are vanilla, amber, musk and benzoin.
Sweet and gourmand Musk, amber and animalic White flowers Spices Resins and balsams
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
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Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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11 reviews
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I really like the scent of this perfume, it’s very citrusy but then it picks up some sweetness and leaves a very rich combination that gives off hints like a lemon candy. The bad thing is that it doesn’t project at all, I barely smell it on myself nor does my partner when they’re next to me (even though I overspray) what a shame, I’m not going to keep it because of this… it doesn’t go well with my skin, the longevity is poor too, it lasts about 5 hours but very close to the skin.
It’s exquisite. A sharp lemon in the opening, very revitalising. It’s a scent that wakes you up and fills you with happiness. Very similar to Victoria, though with clear differences: Victoria has more alcohol presence at the start, less lemon, and a sweeter dry-down. In contrast, Shahoor’s lemon lasts until the end. If you like the smell of lemon dessert, this is your perfume.
I love it, I like it more than Devotion. Delighted with everything. A marvel. It’s true, of all this DNA, the one I like most is Shouq by Le Falcone (it’s not in the Fragrantica database), because you notice more the sweetness of orange blossom, but Sahoor Elixir is an absolute madness as well.
I’ve had this perfume for two weeks, and it was a blind buy after falling in love with Devotion. It’s 90% identical to Devotion, a sweet citrus opening, but not as sweet as Devotion, rather more ‘fresh’. After 5/10 minutes, musk and orange blossom start to appear but without abandoning the soft lemon. It’s incredible how after 12 hours it still smells on my skin, and on clothes, I won’t even tell you. It’s very well blended so that you never stop noticing the citrus, but as time passes, you notice more the sweetness of vanilla, but without being overwhelming. I’m letting it macerate because I think it has even better potential. Without a doubt, a 10/10 perfume.
I’ve had this perfume for two weeks, and it was a blind buy after falling in love with Devotion. It’s 90% identical to Devotion: a sweet citrus opening, but not as sweet as Devotion, rather a bit fresher. After 5 to 10 minutes, musk and orange blossom start to appear without dropping the soft lemon. It’s incredible how after 12 hours I can still smell it on my skin, and on clothes I won’t even tell you. It’s very well blended so that you never stop noticing the citrus, but as more time passes, the more you notice the sweetness of the vanilla, without being cloying. I’m letting it macerate because I think it has even more potential. Without a doubt, a 10/10 perfume.
I love it—I like it more than Devotion. Delighted with everything about it. A marvel. It’s true that of all this DNA, the one I like most is Shouq by Le Falcone (it’s not in Fragrantica’s database), because the sweetness of the orange blossom is more noticeable, but Sahoor Elixir is absolute madness as well.
I really like the scent of this perfume—it’s very citrusy, but then it picks up some sweetness and creates a really rich combination, like a lemon sweet. The bad thing is that it doesn’t project at all: I barely smell it myself, and neither does my partner when they’re next to me, even though I overspray. It’s a shame; I won’t keep it because of that… it doesn’t go well with my skin. Plus, the longevity is poor: it lasts about 5 hours on me, but very close to the skin.
I love the scent; it’s super citrusy at first but then turns sweet, like a lemon caramel. The problem is it has no projection at all—I and my partner can’t smell it (even though I wear a lot of it), and the longevity is short, lasting only about five hours on the skin. It just doesn’t suit me, so I’m not keeping it.
Exquisite. It begins with a sharp lemon note that wakes you up and brings happiness. It’s very similar to Victoria, but here the lemon lasts until the end, whereas Victoria has more alcohol at the start and dries down sweeter. If you like the scent of a lemon dessert, this is the one for you.
I love it, more than Devotion. It’s a marvel. Although from this DNA I prefer Shouq by Le Falcone for its sweeter orange blossom, Sahoor Elixir is equally crazy.
I’ve had it for two weeks; I bought it blindly after falling in love with Devotion. It’s 90% identical, with a sweet citrus opening but fresher. Within 5-10 minutes, the musk and orange blossom emerge without losing the lemon. After 12 hours, it still lingers on the skin and clothes, let’s not even talk about that. It’s well-blended: you always notice the citrus, but over time the vanilla sweetness emerges without being heavy. I’m letting it macerate as it will improve. Without a doubt, a 10/10.