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Badr Harqan Lost Neroli
Gender:
Male
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Badr Harqan Lost Neroli and the Character of the Fragrance
Badr Harqan Lost Neroli is a men's fragrance in parfum or extrait concentration, created by the Saudi perfume brand Badr Harqan.
The composition is part of the Original Collection and is aimed at those who appreciate expressive, rich and noticeable fragrances with character.
The name Lost Neroli suggests an expectation of a fresh citrus-floral scent, but the stated composition reveals itself as deeper and spicier.
It combines green coolness, aromatic freshness and warm, dry nuances, so the perfume comes across not as a simple light cologne, but as a dense and multifaceted masculine accent.
Olfactive Profile and Mood
In character, Badr Harqan Lost Neroli combines fougere and spicy directions.
Additional facets of the composition belong to the aromatic, fruity, green and spicy note groups, allowing the scent to balance freshness and depth.
On the skin, the fragrance may feel composed, energetic and slightly mysterious.
The green opening gradually takes on a warmer, drier and spicier mood, while the overall profile retains a sense of grooming and confidence.
It is an option for a man who enjoys noticeable compositions without an overly sweet or overtly gourmand character.
Longevity, Sillage and Wearability
The perfume is described as having very strong sillage, so it is important to give it time to develop and avoid applying too much at once.
Even a small amount of the extrait can create an expressive cloud around the wearer, especially indoors and in warm weather.
Lost Neroli is suitable for evenings, meetings, formal occasions or walks when you want to emphasize your individuality.
In the cooler season, the spicy and dried-fruit nuances sound especially full, while in spring the green side of the composition helps preserve a sense of freshness.
For the office, it is best used sparingly, given its intense sillage.
Exact recommendations for the number of sprays on skin and clothing are not provided in the database.
A practical approach is to start with one spray on the skin, assess the development after 15–20 minutes and add one more if necessary; apply the fragrance to fabric cautiously, checking the material's reaction beforehand.
Its Place in the Brand's Style
Badr Harqan represents perfumery from Saudi Arabia, and Lost Neroli reflects the regional perfume culture's affinity for rich compositions and a noticeable presence.
The extrait emphasizes this idea: the composition is designed not for a fleeting impression, but for full development and expressive sillage.
There is no information about the perfumer, year of release, production period, official website or other concentrations of this fragrance, so these details should not be considered confirmed.
The database also does not list additional versions of Lost Neroli, making the current release a standalone entry within the Original Collection.
Similar Fragrances
If you are interested in Lost Neroli's green, fresh and spicy profile, you might consider Tom Ford Mandarino di Amalfi Acqua for further comparison.
It can help you compare a fresher citrus presentation with Badr Harqan's rich fougere-spicy character. Other directions worth comparing include Faberlic Mr.
Incognito and Jacques Fath Green Water.
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