Gulf Fragrance Guide
fragrance note
14 perfumes
Derived from the Cuminum cyminum seed, cumin is a polarizing, potent note. Its olfactive profile is intensely warm, spicy, and earthy, often carrying a distinct, animalic sweat-like nuance that adds raw sensuality. Typically utilized in the heart or base, it provides depth and a provocative edge to complex compositions. In Gulf perfumery, cumin is revered for its culinary heritage, often layered with rich oud, amber, or saffron to create a bold, intoxicating trail that resonates with traditional spice-market warmth.

Tauer Perfumes

Amouage

Amouage

Amouage

Amouage

Ard Al Zaafaran

Armaf

Le Labo

Armaf

Khadlaj

Viktor & Rolf

Amouage

Armaf

Jean Paul Gaultier