Rihanat Al Rehab: In the mood all day. Rihanat is one of those perfume oils that Al Rehab produces in a pocket size lipstick size. You certainly know them, but you may not know that the brand has a total of three rows, in addition to "French Style" and "Arabian Style" also "Al Rehab Style", which includes Rihanat. It looks like the brand's style is somewhere between Arab and European perfumes, for Rihanat it is definitely closer to Europe. Unfortunately, they do not write what its name means on the Al Rehab website. Neither does Google, so I can translate it according to how I perceive the scent: Rihanat is for me "lime in the mood". She is exuberant enough to be sweet and to spread her good mood without bothering. It is not alcohol, but an excellent composition of citrus ingredients, which I found later. At first I thought that the perfume and the ability to raise serotonin levels were due to the sweetness. Even Rihanat, I, like a sugar candy, has no taste for chocolate. It is not a sticky sugar lump or candy for children, this candied delicacy is delicate and refined, like L'Instant Guerlain. Both fragrances have a similar irresistibly attractive combination of citrus ingredients and honey-scented flowers. But citrus ingredients have a more significant effect on mood. I guess it's an excellent composition of lemon, lime and lemon grass aromas, so they reinforce each other in unhindered cheerfulness, while acidity is suppressed. Skilfully added other grasses extend the aroma of a gentle bitterness, so that the whole despite the distinctive honey sweetness pleasantly cool impression. At a later stage, a soft rose appears to smooth the composition elegantly. This perfume oil lasts all day, as is usual with Arabian fragrances. Stored in a purse is a treasure for unpleasant situations. (9.6.2015 - Katka Breakfast in Perfumery)