This fragrance is hand made which is classified as Extrait De Parfums and has a concentration of 30%. The alcohol composition in Perfume is also shallow compared to other types.
Gender: Unisex Fragrances
Fragrances Description
All the way is the most intense evocation of Arabia; a sumptuous expression of traditional Arab perfumery and created from pure oud distillation.
Fragrances NOTES
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Free sample
We have provided a free fragrance sample of 2ml size with each purchase of a fragrance 1.7FLOZ-50ML size, to test the scent, if you don't like it ask for a return, to be eligible for a return must request it within 14 days since the purchase date, and must NOT BE USED, and same condition you have received it.
HK PERFUMES competes with Zafar Xerjoff. It does not use Zafar Xerjoff fragrances and is not associated with Zafar Xerjoff manufacturers. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. We are in compliance with the Federal Trade Commission's Statement of Policy Regarding Comparative Advertising.
This fragrance is hand made which is classified as Extrait De Parfums and has a concentration of 30%. The alcohol composition in Perfume is also shallow compared to other types.
Gender: Unisex Fragrances
Fragrances Description
All the way is the most intense evocation of Arabia; a sumptuous expression of traditional Arab perfumery and created from pure oud distillation.
Fragrances NOTES
.
Free sample
We have provided a free fragrance sample of 2ml size with each purchase of a fragrance 1.7FLOZ-50ML size, to test the scent, if you don't like it ask for a return, to be eligible for a return must request it within 14 days since the purchase date, and must NOT BE USED, and same condition you have received it.
HK PERFUMES competes with Zafar Xerjoff. It does not use Zafar Xerjoff fragrances and is not associated with Zafar Xerjoff manufacturers. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. We are in compliance with the Federal Trade Commission's Statement of Policy Regarding Comparative Advertising.
