Amouage Tayyiba

Review: Tayyiba by Amouage

Tayyiba by Amouage is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women and men. Top notes are Jasmine and Ylang-Ylang; middle notes are Lilac, Rose and Woodsy Notes; base notes are African Orange flower, Sandalwood and Musk. The word " Attar "comes from the Urdu language and means" Fragrance Divine ", a definition which stresses the power of the magician in his wake. Formerly took the name of "Ittar" which in Arabic means "Heavenly Fragrance". According to legend, the birth of ' Attar is due to an accidental event. One day, the Persian Queen Nour-Dijhan, walking among the streams of the imperial garden, he noticed a veil fat floating on the water at the point where they drop thousands of roses. After collecting a few drops of that liquid gold with a peacock feather and it smelled, the queen was enchanted by what he called heavenly scent. Because of the sharp fall had been a natural process of distillation, which had brought to the surface the essence of the rose and gave birth to the first Attar of Rose. L ' Attar is completely free of alcohol and comes in an oily substance made by the soul alone, and only smelling extracted from natural raw materials, according to ancient procedures for processing. Its name in Arabic means "Sublime Aroma" and could not be otherwise. Tayyiba, in fact, is brimming with flowers, precious petals, blossoms wet with dew, and notes that smell of beauty. A sweet symphony that opens with jasmine and ylang-ylang flowers, a triumph of aphrodisiac corollas devoted to love that give space, soon after, to a heart inlaid with Rose, Lilac, Iris and wood accents. The Tayyiba base notes develop with tormenting slowness and liquefy the senses with touches of honey, musk, sandalwood and orange blossom, symbol of eternal love in the plant world. Available in 12 ml bottle.

Review: Tayyiba by Amouage

Tayyiba

Eau de parfum

Tayyiba by Amouage is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women and men. Top notes are Jasmine and Ylang-Ylang; middle notes are Lilac, Rose and Woodsy Notes; base notes are African Orange flower, Sandalwood and Musk. The word " Attar "comes from the Urdu language and means" Fragrance Divine ", a definition which stresses the power of the magician in his wake. Formerly took the name of "Ittar" which in Arabic means "Heavenly Fragrance". According to legend, the birth of ' Attar is due to an accidental event. One day, the Persian Queen Nour-Dijhan, walking among the streams of the imperial garden, he noticed a veil fat floating on the water at the point where they drop thousands of roses. After collecting a few drops of that liquid gold with a peacock feather and it smelled, the queen was enchanted by what he called heavenly scent. Because of the sharp fall had been a natural process of distillation, which had brought to the surface the essence of the rose and gave birth to the first Attar of Rose. L ' Attar is completely free of alcohol and comes in an oily substance made by the soul alone, and only smelling extracted from natural raw materials, according to ancient procedures for processing. Its name in Arabic means "Sublime Aroma" and could not be otherwise. Tayyiba, in fact, is brimming with flowers, precious petals, blossoms wet with dew, and notes that smell of beauty. A sweet symphony that opens with jasmine and ylang-ylang flowers, a triumph of aphrodisiac corollas devoted to love that give space, soon after, to a heart inlaid with Rose, Lilac, Iris and wood accents. The Tayyiba base notes develop with tormenting slowness and liquefy the senses with touches of honey, musk, sandalwood and orange blossom, symbol of eternal love in the plant world. Available in 12 ml bottle.

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