Faan Perfumes
Journal
Best FAAN perfumes for autumn and winter
Sweet, smoky and resinous bottles for cold weather, grouped by mood.
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FAAN Qasida Al-Badr review: calm, dry and powdery
The quiet bottle of the Qasida line. Dry, powdery and easy to wear to work.
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FAAN Qasida Signature review: praline, almond and amber
The warm, sweet bottle of the Qasida line. What it smells like and who should start here.
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FAAN Qasida Sahm review: fruit first, oud last
A fruity opening that turns to oud and leather. What Sahm smells like and when to wear it.
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FAAN Amjad Honour review: notes, strength and when to wear it
The most searched bottle of the Amjad line: resinous, spicy and long lasting.
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What do Qasida and Amjad mean?
Two Arabic words name the two lines. Here is what they mean and how to read a perfume like a poem.
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FAAN Amjad perfumes: the five Extraits explained
The darker line of the range: Honour, Kingdom, Mystery, Coral and Status, in plain words.
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FAAN Qasida perfumes: all nine bottles explained
Nine bottles, one line. Which Qasida is sweet, which is smoky and which is easy for every day.
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