Perfume Glossary – Your Guide to Perfume Terms.

1. Arabic Perfumes

Perfumes crafted in the Middle East, known for their bold, exotic, and long-lasting perfumes. They often feature oud, amber, and spices, making them popular as both perfumes for men and perfumes for women.

2. Oud Perfumes

Oud, also called agarwood, is the most luxurious ingredient in Middle Eastern fragrances. Oud perfumes are smoky, woody, and highly durable, often found in niche Arabic perfumes.

3. Long-Lasting Perfumes

Perfumes with higher oil concentration that stay for hours on skin and clothes. Popular among luxury perfumes and Arabic perfumes because of their intense projection.

4. Eau de Parfum (EDP)

Eau de Parfum contains 15–20% perfume oil, making it one of the strongest and most long-lasting perfumes. Perfect for evening wear and considered a luxury perfume standard.

5. Eau de Toilette (EDT)

Eau de Toilette has 5–15% perfume oils, giving a lighter, fresher scent. Popular as affordable perfumes online, especially for daytime use.

6. Oriental Perfumes

Oriental perfumes blend spices, amber, vanilla, and resins for warm and sensual vibes. Common in Arabic perfumes, they’re ideal as statement-making luxury perfumes.

7. Authentic Perfumes

Real, branded fragrances — not fakes or duplicates. At Olan Fragrance, all our products are authentic perfumes, including Rasasi perfumes and Lattafa perfumes.

8. Niche Arabic Perfumes

Unique and rare Arabic perfumes designed for perfume lovers who want to stand out. Often feature oud, musk, and ambergris. Popular in luxury perfume circles.

9. Rasasi Perfumes

A leading brand in Arabic perfumes, Rasasi is known for long-lasting perfumes like Rasasi Hawas and Rasasi Kobra. Perfect balance of tradition and modern luxury.

10. Lattafa Perfumes

One of the most popular brands of Arabic perfumes worldwide. Lattafa perfumes like Oud For Glory are affordable, authentic perfumes that rival high-end luxury perfumes.