Sultans Secrets - 50ml Extrait de Parfum

SHAHWAH PARFUMS LIMITED

£250

A decadent gourmand masterpiece. This composition opens with a burst of steam distilled Bulgarian cherry. At its heart, velvety Damask rose absolute blooms in harmony with Madagascan vanilla absolute an amber accord and golden Yemeni honey absolute, weaving a luxurious warmth that feels both romantic and edible. The depth of Thai oud anchors the sweetness, adding a dark, resinous richness that lingers on the skin like a whispered secret. Sweet yet sophisticated, playful yet mysterious—this formulation manipulates the senses and lingers with an irresistible allure. Limited to 25 Pieces.

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