Ana Abiyedh

Can someone give me an insight into the pear note's intensity and prominence in this perfume?

If you appreciate Al Haramain Amber Oud Gold Edition, I'm confident you'll have a strong affinity for this one as well. However, in my opinion, this perfume is truly unbearable (similarly to Ana Abiyehd & Amber Oud Gold). It has a specific note that gives off a scratchy sensation, reminiscent of burned balloons, which overpowers everything. On the bright side, its longevity is impressive - two sprays can last for 24 hours. Notably, it shares a striking similarity with Amber Is Great by Noya.

Very similar to Erba Pura, yet the sweet and fruity opening doesn't linger as long, instead transitioning quickly to a rich vanilla musk accord. Worth every penny at $12, considering its decent longevity of 6-7 hours, although it does cling nicely to clothing for a longer duration.

I'm not particularly fond of this perfume, as I find it to be quite fruity and simplistic with an unpleasantly screechy quality reminiscent of watermelon or a juicy pear. The idea of smelling sexy is compromised by its similarity to a sweet treat like candy or juice. However, the fragrance does redeem itself in the dry down phase when the musk becomes more prominent, giving off a soft, powdery, and pretty scent. This aspect is more appealing to me. Unfortunately, the projection is moderate at best, with the silage being similarly moderate to low. I did notice that my perception of this fragrance changed after two weeks; it lost its screechy quality and became lovely. Despite this improvement, I'm still unsure about its longevity or projection.

The amber note dominates my senses and feels overpowering.