I Ignored These Middle Eastern Fragrances for Years... Here's Why

For years, I largely ignored many of the affordable Middle Eastern fragrances that were dominating YouTube, TikTok and fragrance forums. That wasn't because I disliked Middle Eastern perfumery. In fact, some of my favourite fragrance houses in the world are Middle Eastern brands such as Arabian Oud, Ibrahim Al Qurashi, Abdul Samad Al Qurashi and Ibraq. However, after one disappointing purchase that failed to live up to the hype, I became much more cautious about the latest "must-have" fragrance recommendations. Recently, I kept seeing the same names appear everywhere: • Lattafa • French Avenue • Khadlaj • And several other highly talked-about brands So I decided it was finally time to see what all the fuss was about. In this video, I'm opening the parcels and showing you everything that arrived. No reviews, no first impressions and no ratings yet. The individual fragrance reviews, wear tests and full breakdowns will be coming in future videos. Have you tried any of these fragrances? Let me know which one you'd like to see reviewed first. #fragrance #perfume #middleeasternfragrances #lattafa #khadlaj #frenchavenue #arabianoud #mensfragrance #fragrancecommunity #perfumecollector #sotd