Al Aseel by Herum
Men Women 2026
Description
Al Aseel: A Spicy Oriental Encounter Herum introduces Al Aseel, a new unisex fragrance in the Oriental Spicy family. Launched in 2026, it was composed by perfumer Yousef Al Ibrahim. Opening with cardamom and clove, the scent moves through a heart of ambergris, Taif rose, and dates, settling on sandalwood and patchouli. Al Aseel is a new addition to Herum's…
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Key notes
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Top
cardamom
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Heart
ambergris
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Base
sandalwood
Community
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- Negative 0%
- Neutral 50%
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Fragrance profile
About Al Aseel
Al Aseel: A Spicy Oriental Encounter
Herum introduces Al Aseel, a new unisex fragrance in the Oriental Spicy family. Launched in 2026, it was composed by perfumer Yousef Al Ibrahim.
Opening with cardamom and clove, the scent moves through a heart of ambergris, Taif rose, and dates, settling on sandalwood and patchouli.
Al Aseel is a new addition to Herum's catalog, debuting in 2026. It is designed for both men and women, embracing the rich traditions of Middle Eastern perfumery while keeping a modern sensibility.
The opening pairs cardamom and clove, two spices that create an immediate warm and aromatic impression. As the fragrance develops, the heart introduces ambergris, which adds a saline, mineral quality, along with Taif rose for floral elegance and dates for a soft, natural sweetness.
The base rests on sandalwood and patchouli, offering a creamy, slightly earthy foundation. The composition leans balsamic and powdery, with subtle animalic overtones that give it a sophisticated edge.
Herum lists accords including warm spicy, woody, sweet, rosy, patchouli, amber, balsamic, powdery, aromatic, and animalic. This versatility suggests a fragrance that can be worn in different ways depending on skin chemistry.
Perfumer Yousef Al Ibrahim has shaped a scent that balances traditional ingredients with a unisex approach. The use of Taif rose, a prized floral in Arabian perfumery, adds a distinct character. Currently, Al Aseel holds a rating of 4.0 out of 5, based on two user reviews.
This fragrance will appeal to those who enjoy warm, spicy orientals with a sweet and woody core. It suits fans of cardamom, Taif rose, and sandalwood, and works well for both casual and formal settings.
Al Aseel is a promising debut that captures the essence of a spicy oriental. With its layered notes and balanced composition, it offers an inviting choice for fragrance enthusiasts looking for something new in 2026.
Spices Musk, amber and animalic Flowers Sweet and gourmand Woods and mosses
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
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Value perception
Leading answer A little expensive
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