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fth471Diobtetty – :
Tender oil, white musk is silky-smooth and soft, like in Kashkat. Main role here plays not citrus, but aloe vera on my opinion, known for it’s soothing medicinal purpose. I can smell blood oranges later on, which smell more sweet, than regular oranges, their smell is described “with a hint of raspberry and grapefruit”. Ameerat is most calm among my six Khalises, a bit dreamy and ethereal, the bottle is absolutely lovely.
I’ve learned recently that the owners/managers of Khalis, even though based in Ajman/UAE originally are from India (talking here about Mr. Abdul Khalique Barudgar). And I think aesthetics/design of their bottles and the scents themselves are very much reflecting India. Khalises are more about “princess and Raja’s son riding elephants”, – scents of bright sunlit palaces, of Taj Mahal, they are full of music and dance, bright clothes and laughter, rather than quirky oudy-musky creations from Arabic world.
So far none Khalis attar has disappointed me, I just wish we would have more access to them in UK.