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Oil-based perfume
The Perfumist Eid Al-Adha
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Getting to Know the Fragrance
The Perfumist Eid Al-Adha is a unisex perfume oil created for those who appreciate rich, resinous and expressive compositions.
The fragrance belongs to the Turkish brand The Perfumist, which has been developing its own take on niche perfumery since 2018, drawing on authentic traditions and natural ingredients.
The name Eid Al-Adha refers to the Feast of Sacrifice and gives the composition a distinctive mood: solemn, deep and slightly meditative.
At the same time, there is no confirmed information in the available data about the release year, collection, perfumer or other concentrations of the fragrance, so it is best assessed through its olfactory character and the way it develops on the skin.
Character and Olfactory Profile
In terms of its scent, The Perfumist Eid Al-Adha combines gourmand, musky and woody nuances.
It can also be classified as a balsamic, earthy, green and mineral fragrance: the sweetness does not feel simple, while the natural accords add texture and contrast to the composition.
The impression begins with an earthy accord and smoke. The earth note creates a sense of damp soil and natural depth, while the smoke adds a dark, slightly mysterious nuance.
Brown sugar, incense, honey and musk emerge at the heart: the sweet side becomes denser, while the resinous-musky character gives the fragrance roundness and presence.
In the drydown, green grass meets a woody accord, creating a dry, natural and tranquil backdrop.
Incense connects the smoky opening with the warm heart, allowing the composition to feel cohesive, without a sharp transition from sweetness to woods.
Longevity and Sillage
Eid Al-Adha has very strong sillage, immediately making its presence known and suiting those who enjoy noticeable perfumery accents.
The oil-based formula usually develops close to the skin, but its high concentration can leave a pronounced trail in motion and on fabric.
The available data does not specify exact recommendations for the number of applications on skin or clothing.
In practical terms, it is best to start with a minimal amount and assess the development after a few minutes: the sweet, smoky and musky nuances may become more intense as the composition evolves.
When and Who It Suits
The perfume is presented as unisex and is not tied to traditionally feminine or masculine aesthetics.
Its dense character is especially suitable for evenings, cool weather, formal occasions and situations where you want to emphasize your individuality rather than blend into a neutral scent.
Those looking for a soft everyday perfume may find Eid Al-Adha too intense.
Fans of incense, earthy nuances, warm sweetness and woody accords, however, will appreciate its atmosphere and expressive presentation.
Similar Fragrances
To further explore rich oriental perfumery, consider Swiss Arabian Kalimat.
A comparison can help you determine how closely you relate to sweet-woody compositions with strong sillage, resinous nuances and a pronounced presence on the skin.
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