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Areej Le Dore is a ultra niche brand that is distinguished by the use of very rare aromatic natural ingredients of the highest quality in combination with innovative author’s technique. The perfumer, who creates under the pseudonym Russian Adam – is one of the most mysterious figures in the perfume business.
Fragrance History of Creation
The author of the Arij Le Dor perfume collection is Ivan Inkin before he adopted Islam. Being Russian by origin he spent a long time in the UK. For several years, he has been dedicated to distilling almost hundreds of different types of pure agar (uda) oils. The perfumer’s obsessive love for oud and his deep fascination with the process testify to his conviction of the great importance of this ingredient in perfumery. Knowledge of the subtleties of distillation allows the perfumer to draw aromatic pictures using a single component – a precious substance called agarwood (or oud).
However, willing to broaden the aroma palette, the creator also included a wide range of rare exclusive ingredients, which allows him to create complex works of olfactory art. And the brand Areej Le Dore appeared. The name translated as ‘pleasant golden fragrance’ is a mixture of Arabic and French words. The main goal is to create a unique cologne based on luxury raw materials. They select only the best aromatic substances, many of which have been almost completely forgotten by modern perfumers due to their extreme rarity, high costs of use and complexity of obtaining.
Buy Areej Le Dore Perfume Samples from Decant Store
The first three fragrances (Ottoman Empire, Of Zen and Siberian Mouse) were released in 2017. The brand’s press release describes samples as a mix of precious oriental ingredients, French charm and proprietary distillation technologies. This is a real mastery of composition, and each perfume is completely ready-made and brought to a high technical degree. Just order samples of the preferred size, hand decanted from the original authentic perfume bottle and please yourself.