Al Haramain Junoon - Luxury Arabian Perfume for Women - Floral Fragrance with Notes of Rose, Jasmine, Musk, Vanilla, Iris and Tonka Bean - Arabic Long Lasting Scent - Eau de Parfum - 2.5 oz EDP Spray

This has become my new favorite scent. It smells like a modern take on vintage fragrance. It’s classic, semi-sweet, feminine, powdery, comforting, and so deeply enjoyable that I can’t stop sniffing it. To get this out of the way first: you absolutely MUST like powdery fragrances to enjoy this perfume. It THE powder bomb; frequently listed on perfume lineups as the “powderiest scent in [reviewer’s] collection.” I own 7 boudoir powder/baby powder fragrances, and many other gourmand & floral powdery fragrances, and this is the most powder-heavy of them all. Also, this has a vintage feel to it, but it’s a modern fragrance. I’ve never been one for many vintage fragrances, as even when I appreciate the scents and the artistry, they typically smell outdated to me, soapy, or too gamey and I don’t want them on my body. This perfume captures the essence of a vintage fragrance, without smelling like one. It doesn’t smell jarring, funky, animalic or extremely aldehydic. In my opinion, it smells timeless.When I first sprayed this, I immediately got a blast of vanilla scented body dusting powder (the kind with a talc-y perfumed scent) that women used to frequently pat their shoulders and necks with and wear as perfume or under perfumes. Imagine that scent mixed with fresh, wet baby wipes. That is what this smells like at first. Initially, it’s quite strong; but wafts of vanilla begin peaking through after that first spray, and really begin to shine about 10 minutes in. After about 5-10 minutes, the baby wipe scent begins to settle and tone down, becoming more uplifting rather than harsh. A sweet iris and the heliotrope creep in and mingle with the vanilla, and slowly I can detect a very soft and subtle rose note. This isn’t a mature, or dry rose scent, it’s a a full bodied, plump rose that never becomes a main character. If you don’t like rose fragrances, there’s a strong possibility you won’t even smell the rose in this. Hours into the dry down I get a lovely sweet almond powder scent that settles into the skin. I love this stage of the dry down. It smells like almond, iris, powdery vanilla heaven— with a soft baby-wipe touch. Interestingly, this perfume is a bit cold on the nose— like you’re sniffing chilly air; but when it really warms to the skin it gets a bit of warmth to it, while still maintaining that “cool” airy facet. It’s said that this is meant to be a dupe for Villoresi Firenze’s Teint de Neige, which translates to “color of snow.” I haven’t smelled that fragrance yet, but I am happy to see that this fragrance also has a coldness to it.I wouldn’t call this a “clean girl” scent. It does smell like baby wipes, and some may smell baby powder, but it has a delicate sweetness from the iris that smells slightly candied, and a sweet quality from the vanilla, heliotrope, and tonka bean as well. It’s not a gourmand sweetness, rather a more natural, floral sweetness. The powder also doesn’t go in a a linear, “fresh” direction— this is vintage boudoir powder puffs and a bouquet of sweet & airy florals.When I think of an image based on Junoon, I imagine a half-dressed, fresh-faced Hollywood ingenue looking into a marquee light mirror as she puts on her makeup in private. She’s hopeful and bubbly, but doing something that isn’t meant for anyone else to see or enjoy. This perfume embodies that to me. It reminds me of old Hollywood opulence and beauty, it’s airy, happy, sophisticated, and sensual in a way that feels intimate and only for the wearer, rather than being sexy.On skin this perfume stays until I shower again the next day; and I can still smell this on clothing until I wash them. The longevity is outstanding, the sillage & projection are moderate (but could be beastly & I can tell it would genuinely be hard to breathe if you overspray), and I get a gorgeous all day sent bubble just from spraying my skin 3 times from this. Amazing quality for the price, I never want to not own a bottle of this.

It’s everything they all say it is! It’s a beautiful scent very feminine and slightly sweet. Bottle is ok nothing great but the perfume makes up for it. Last about 3-4 hrs on me. Price is average maybe a pinch high for what you get. But love it and will definitely get another bottle.

I was looking for a floral fragrance with a warm touch, and I came across Junoon by Al Haramain. From the very first spray, it feels like a gentle caress—jasmine and ylang-ylang are the first to shine through, super soft and never overpowering.

It's not a basic, linear type of scent that I can really appreciate. very feminine, but it gives me a headache when sprayed too much. Great purchase, would recommend.

This is a beautiful fragrance that is very similar to a very expensive niche fragrance. It is long lasting sweet and powdery. I totally adore it. I took advice from other reviews to first spray the scent and let it sit in my cabinet. In less than 2 weeks, this perfume smelled like the notes it listed. Highly recommend!

I had heard amazing things about this fragrance for a while but was hesitant to take the plunge. As anyone who indulges in blind buying knows, it’s a gamble that can often lead to disappointment. However, after much deliberation, I decided to go for it and ordered the full bottle—and let me tell you, it completely exceeded my expectations. This fragrance is stunningly beautiful, almost ethereal in its composition.As a devoted fan of Dama Bianca (a fragrance I personally consider a masterpiece), I was initially skeptical about meeting its supposed sister/cousin. To my delight, Junoon Noir holds its own. It’s not a 1:1 dupe of Dama Bianca, but they’re remarkably close. Upon researching, I discovered their notes differ by just one—Junoon Noir features an additional malt note. Despite this small difference, their similarities are undeniable. Both have a sweet, rosy profile, though Junoon leans slightly sweeter.Packaging:The bottle itself is as elegant as the fragrance inside. Its sleek and minimal design gives it a luxurious feel, making it a beautiful addition to any vanity or collection. The weight and detail of the bottle also hint at quality far beyond its price point.Performance (Sillage, Longevity, and Projection):Junoon Noir delivers moderate performance on my skin. While it doesn’t fall into the “beast mode” category for me, others have claimed otherwise. Its projection sits at about arm’s length, which is perfect for those who prefer their fragrance to make a gentle but noticeable statement rather than announcing itself from across the room. When I compared it directly with Dama Bianca, Junoon slightly edged it out in both sillage and longevity—and at such an accessible price point, it is hard to resist.Fragrance Evolution:From the first spray, Junoon Noir opens with a sweet, rosy profile reminiscent of Dama Bianca, but as it dries down, the malt note begins to shine. This gives the fragrance a smooth and slightly creamy depth, making it feel unique even alongside its more famous counterpart. The sweetness softens over time, leaving behind an elegant, warm finish.Who Might Like This:Junoon Noir is perfect for anyone who loves soft, sweet florals with an elegant, feminine touch. Whether you’re just starting your fragrance journey, exploring Middle Eastern scents, or already have an extensive collection, this fragrance has something to offer. It’s versatile enough for both seasoned collectors and newcomers.Value and Versatility:Junoon Noir is an incredible value for what it offers. Its quality, performance, and similarity to high-end fragrances make it a standout in its price range. It transitions effortlessly between day and night and works across seasons. I see this as a versatile choice for a variety of occasions—date nights, workdays (with a light touch), casual outings, or even special events.

I just received this today, and upon spraying it on my arm it started burning intensely. It has been over an hour and I've washed my arm with soap and water twice already, but the burning sensation has not subsided. I'm going to try a cold pack to see if that helps. That said, it's a pleasant fragrance...so sad that I likely won't be able to use it.

Smells clean, sweet and soft. I do not own anything like it. The projection is poor, maybe for the nature of the scent. I woul call it intimate. Staying power is fair. Yes, I think I will buy again.