First, to describe Arab perfumes the same way as western perfumes is a mistake: in my experience Arab perfumes are more linear (which is not bad at all) and don't have the traditional development of Top, Heart and Base notes. Teef is a highly resinous perfume, and not much more. So don't expect to find any refreshing citric note or a sandalwood base... this is just resin (Labdanum) in a bottle.

I love this smell!!! Thank you Al-rashad!

if you're a fan of Ittar/Attar then you know Saffron mixed with florals and or amber/sandlewood is a favorite in the middleast. Known as Mukhallat Abdul Aziz or Al Kauser from India these are very saffron, woody, amber and floral scents. Teef goes a step further by including Vanilla and bergamot to give it a modern taste. Its turns out to be a CLEAN white citrus, saffron, vanilla and a buttery sandalwood scent. It is so clean and fresh you can call it White Gold. Thus another masterpiece from Nabeel!