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· floral heart
**Badr Al Badour** opens with a dry, lightly spiced citrus accord: the bergamot feels muted, like light filtered through sheer fabric rather than sparkling zest.
Shared notes: cardamom, coriander, rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, iris
Where it differs: bergamot, saffron, frankincense, patchouli
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**Amouage Sandal** opens with a dry, spicy brightness where cardamom and pepper feel sharp but never harsh, like warm air moving through a wood workshop.
Shared notes: cardamom, mandarin, jasmine, cedar, rose, sandalwood
Where it differs: bergamot, black pepper, violet, frankincense
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· floral heart
**Amouage Ajwad** reads as a gentle oriental with velvety sweetness and warm woody depth. It opens round and immediately close to the skin, without any sharp citrus flash.
Shared notes: cardamom, rose, jasmine, iris, amber, vanilla
Where it differs: bergamot, lemon, orange blossom, cinnamon
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· spicy heat
**Amouage Santal Sohar** opens with the dry, cool light of bergamot and the spicy spark of cardamom. In the first minutes, ginger and pepper set up a fine contrast: the scent feels composed, not sweet, with an almost mineral clarity.
Shared notes: cardamom, sandalwood, jasmine, iris, cedar, amber
Where it differs: bergamot, ginger, black pepper, frankincense
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**Amouage Reception** opens with dry citrus lit by a spicy spark: bergamot and mandarin feel bright but never sweet, while pink pepper adds a transparent warmth.
Shared notes: mandarin, cardamom, iris, rose, amber, sandalwood
Where it differs: bergamot, pink pepper, frankincense, saffron
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· floral heart
**Amouage Tayyiba** opens in a warm spicy flash: saffron and cardamom feel dry, almost velvety, while bergamot gives a brief cool glint at the top.
Shared notes: cardamom, rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, amber, sandalwood
Where it differs: saffron, pink pepper, bergamot, iris root