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The rum definitely comes through here and gives the fragrance this boozy, heavy direction.

For me, the cinnamon is very prominent, which quickly makes the fragrance feel intense and somewhat heavy.

Smells surprisingly ordinary to me – more like a typical fragrance without any real unique character.

Very sweet, dense, and quite heavy. It quickly feels overloaded and almost overwhelming. You can clearly smell the caramelized popcorn.

Leans heavily towards a green, floral direction, but strikes me as rather tiring.

At the beginning, a bit too sweet and slightly overloaded. Over time, it becomes significantly rounder and more pleasant; the sweetness feels softer and better integrated.

A complete fragrance for me. Sweet, spicy and slightly fresh at the same time, without anything being bothersome. Develops beautifully and remains pleasant throughout.

Very intense green, almost bitter and herbaceous. It definitely has high recognition value, but for me, it leans more towards being difficult to wear.

To me, it feels like a typical 'luxury fragrance' that tries to be a lot but lacks originality. Clean, slightly sweet, and pleasant—but nothing that truly sticks with you.

Very green, salty and earthy. The performance is actually good (lasts long and projects well), but the scent itself is just not for me. Somewhat unpleasant at times.

To me, it smells too sweet and spicy, but some others might like it.

Anfas Rahaba is not a fragrance that convinces immediately. At first, I didn't like the scent much, but it develops over time and becomes more pleasant.

Althaïr definitely smells good – sweet, warm and pleasant. However, given the hype, I expect something special. It is a solid fragrance.