Perfume houses

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Armaf is a fragrance house from the United Arab Emirates, produced by Sterling Parfums and best known for its Club de Nuit collection. Its perfumes are recognised for generous performance and sleek, weighty bottles. The house offers polished, contemporary styles at a fraction of designer prices.

Gabrielle Chanel introduced N°5 in 1921, composed by perfumer Ernest Beaux, and it remains one of the best-known fragrances in the world. The house sources jasmine and May rose from dedicated fields in Grasse, and its in-house perfumers, Jacques Polge and, since 2015, his son Olivier Polge, have defined its clean, abstract style.

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This brand is too unique and well known. Top notch middle eastern Brand. It’s Mean Ibrahim Al Qurashi. Located in Dubai and Saudi Arabia

Lattafa is a perfume house from the United Arab Emirates that brings the materials of Arabian perfumery, including oud, saffron, amber and rich gourmand accords, to a wide audience at accessible prices. Bold, long-lasting compositions such as Khamrah and Asad have made it one of the most talked-about Middle Eastern brands of recent years.

Rasasi has been making perfume in Dubai since 1979, working across traditional Arabian perfumery, with oud oils, attars and bakhoor, and modern Western-style sprays. Its Hawas and La Yuqawam lines are among the most widely worn Arabian fragrances today.

Yves Saint Laurent opened his couture house in Paris in 1961 and released his first fragrance, Y, in 1964. The house built its reputation on daring, confident scents such as Opium in 1977 and Kouros in 1981. Today its line-up spans Libre, Black Opium and the modern Y for men.