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Hamidi Oud & Perfumes Hatshepsut
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
The Character and History of Hatshepsut
Hamidi Oud & Perfumes Hatshepsut is a unisex fragrance in Perfume (Extrait) concentration, created for those who appreciate expressive compositions with a distinct character.
The perfume is part of the Legacy Collection and combines the freshness of citrus nuances, the green transparency of tea, and a deep woody-leathery base.
This release continues the direction of Hamidi Oud & Perfumes, a young and ambitious house founded in 2020 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Hatshepsut reflects the brand's desire to combine Eastern richness with modern versatility: the fragrance does not seem distinctly masculine or feminine and easily adapts to an individual's personal style.
Development and Olfactory Profile
Hatshepsut opens with a fresh and energetic character.
A citrus accord of bergamot, mandarin, and petitgrain creates a bright, slightly bitter opening that quickly attracts attention and gives the composition a sense of cleanliness.
Blackcurrant and green tea then join the citrus freshness.
The fruity tartness of blackcurrant adds a juicy contrast, while the tea nuance makes the heart calmer, drier, and more elegant.
Thanks to this transition, the composition is more than a simple citrus freshness and unfolds in a more multilayered way.
Incense, galbanum, a leather accord, sandalwood, and musk emerge in the base.
The resinous green notes of galbanum and incense gradually become deeper, leather adds character, while sandalwood and musk create a soft, long-lasting drydown.
Hatshepsut's finale is composed, rich, and noticeably expressive.
Sillage and Everyday Wear
The fragrance is described as having very strong sillage, so Hatshepsut is best considered for occasions when you want to stand out.
The extrait unfolds especially impressively in cool weather, in the evening, at events, and in settings where a dense scent profile is appropriate.
Despite its intensity, the composition remains quite versatile: the citrus-green opening makes it appealing during transitional seasons, while incense, leather, sandalwood, and musk add warmth in autumn and winter.
Moderation is best observed in the office and in small spaces.
Specific recommendations for the number of sprays on skin and clothing are not available in the provided data, so it is sensible to determine the dosage gradually, starting with a minimal amount.
Who Will Like Hatshepsut
Hatshepsut will appeal to lovers of fougère and citrus fragrances who are looking not for an airy cologne, but for a denser, more distinctive interpretation of freshness.
It is a choice for fans of green, woody, leathery, balsamic, and musky nuances who enjoy a light opening giving way to a deep trail.
The fragrance can be worn regardless of gender: its mood is defined not by whether it belongs to men's or women's perfumery, but by the combination of tea freshness, resinous depth, and dry woodiness.
It is advisable to test Hatshepsut on the skin before purchasing, as its very strong sillage and extrait concentration may develop much more intensely than on a blotter.
Similar Fragrances
For further exploration of a similar mood, consider Swiss Arabian Mulham, The Spirit of Dubai Durra, and Max Philip White.
These fragrances may appeal to those who enjoy rich oriental compositions, pronounced sillage, and a combination of fresh accents with a deeper base.
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