Royal Luban (Perfume Oil) by Elixir Attar

Name: Royal Luban (Perfume Oil)
Brand: Elixir Attar
Rating: 7.9 (18 reviews)

2017unisex

Perfumer: Ahmed Mostafa

7.9/10

18 ratingsMost rate it 8 of 10

Royal Luban (Perfume Oil) by Elixir Attar is an Earthy Resinous perfume for women and men. Royal Luban (Perfume Oil) came out in 2017. The composition is by Ahmed Mostafa. The top notes are Saffron, Frankincense and Gardenia; middle notes are Labdanum and Gardenia; base notes are Patchouli, Vetiver and Vietnamese oud. Most wearers reach for it in autumn and winter. Most wearers find it very long-lasting, with a strong sillage. Aromifo members rate it 7.9/10 from 18 ratings, with longevity at 7.8/10 and sillage at 7.1/10.

At a glance

Longevity: Most rate it 8/10: very long-lasting
Sillage: Most rate it 7/10: strong
Best seasons: Autumn and winter (67% of season votes)
Worn by: Unisex, no group has a majority of votes
Smells mainly: earthy, resinous, spicy

Review

Main accords

Royal Luban (Perfume Oil) notes

8 notes

Royal Luban (Perfume Oil) features 8 fragrance notes across its scent pyramid.

Top notes

The opening

Heart notes

After 15 to 30 minutes

Base notes

The dry-down

Royal Luban (Perfume Oil) ratings

From the Aromifo community

Scent

18 ratings

7.9

Most rate it 8 of 10.

Longevity

12 ratings

7.8

Most rate it 8 of 10.

Sillage

12 ratings

7.1

Most rate it 7 of 10.

When to wear Royal Luban (Perfume Oil)

15 season votes

Spring20%
Summer13%
Autumn33%
Winter33%

Who wears it

Men45%
Unisex18%
Women36%

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