Today I have run out of Sultan Al Haramain perfume and in one word it is amazing. The fragrance evokes a glimpse of the setting sun over the desert, awakening in me beautiful feelings spent in the Arab world, sitting in the evening with Arabic coffee and shishi with friendly local people. The perfume is purely Arabic and I highly recommend it to all. A big compliment is to Mrs. Lenka, who introduced Czech people to Arab perfumes and reversed the claim that Arab perfume is just heavy and very spicy. Big thanks again. (7/15/2014 - Marek M.)

Strong, heavy, spicy, commemorative… the first visit to the Arab world, the cacophony of sounds and smells in the medina… All of this came through my mind with the first smell. She is an Arabian with every inch, and the smell of a man whose evil eye binds my will is not escaping. Actually, I don't want to, the fragrant lure caught me in its nets. I will be carried away by the onslaught of fresh mint-soaked wind that reveals a distinctive ginger cedar. As the magic winds, the sharp wind soothes, the smell tames like a lamb under the stroking touches of musk. Its sweetish tones are dreamyly intertwined with a light, woven veil with a woven veil of lavender flower patterns that complements the delicate woody line with a gentle velvety floral flair. Sultan is electrifying, irritating, passionate as well as its wearer. (05/02/2014 - Andrea Ž.)

I'll try to write my experience, I can't do it as good as women, but I'll write my impression. Sultan Al Haramain, the man's spray, the men's scent, is a hilarious, well-balanced scent that, unlike the Mukhallat Maliki, also from Al Haramain's oil-like design, which is a lot to the Orient and also very strong, so Sultan has something to do great companion to the working day. Even in the evening, when I played a few sets, I could smell the scent easily. As I write, he is a nice companion for the whole day, and is strong enough not to bother anyone. (3/14/2013 - Petr R.)