
Akhbar Al Ushaq
Eau de Parfum · Unisex
An enchanting feminine scent that has a fruity, floral and woody complexity. This Eau de Parfum opens with a fresh burst of juicy fruits, transitions into a warm and creamy heart, and finishes with a soft floral base. The Arabic perfume is displayed in exquisite bottle, complementing its rich notes.
Raspberries · Strawberries · Apples · Grapes · Vanilla · Agarwood
- Free UK delivery over £60 — tracked, 2–3 working days
- 30 days to return an unopened bottle
- Sourced direct from the house, never a grey import
The composition
How Akhbar Al Ushaq unfolds on skin, from the first spray to the dry-down.
Top
The opening — first fifteen minutes
Heart
The body — over the first hour
Base
The dry-down — what stays on skin
About this fragrance
The scent begins with a fun assortment of top notes, sweet and juicy raspberries, strawberries, apples, and grapes. The fruity notes create a welcoming and refreshing opening to the fragrance. At the heart of this composition lies an erotic fusion of vanilla, agarwood, and coconut, adding warmth and depth. The base notes finish off with light floral notes of rose, lily, and freesia that linger softly on the skin.
- All items are sold directly from reputable suppliers.
- Reliable delivery throughout the UK and Europe.
- Large selection of Arabian perfumes and related products.
- Concentration
- Eau de Parfum
- Suited to
- Unisex
- Family
- Floral-fruity scent
- Character
- Alcohol-free perfume oil
- Longevity
- 7-8 hours
- Season
- Suitable for all seasons
Delivery
Free standard UK delivery over £60, tracked, 2–3 working days. Express is available at checkout, and orders placed before 14:00 on a working day leave the same day. Full delivery information.
Returns
Unopened bottles can be returned within 30 days for a full refund of the item price. Once the seal is broken a fragrance cannot be returned, for hygiene reasons — which is why samples go out with every order. Full returns policy.
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