







Qaed Al Fursan starts with a sharp, juicy pineapple blast that feels both refreshing and bold. As it dries down, the scent transitions into a solid woody core, grounding the initial fruitiness with elegance. The base of amber and cedar provides a clean, long-lasting finish that lingers throughout the day. It is a fantastic choice for those who want a signature scent that works in professional settings or casual outings. The balance between the sweet top notes and the dry woods makes it a unique staple in any collection. It performs exceptionally well in warm weather, maintaining its profile without becoming cloying.
Pineapple
Saffron
Bergamot
Jasmine
Woody Notes
Amber
Cedar
AgarwoodThe full bottle of Qaed Al Fursan is 250 MAD for 90 ml, which is 3 MAD per millilitre. The 2ml decant works out at 10 MAD per millilitre, so 3.6 times more. That premium buys you roughly 5 days of wearing it properly, on your own skin, in your own climate, before you decide whether to put 230 MAD more on the shelf.
| Size | Price | Price per ml | Sprays |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2ml | 20 MAD | 10 MAD | 20 |
| 5ml | 30 MAD | 6 MAD | 50 |
| 10ml | 45 MAD | 5 MAD | 100 |
| 90 mlbottle | 250 MAD | 3 MAD | 900 |
Estimated at 0.1 ml per spray, the average for an atomiser. The bottle price is the one observed in store in Morocco.
Original bottles
It shares a similar pineapple-led DNA, but it is sweeter and lacks the smoky birch note found in Aventus.
Absolutely, the fruity pineapple opening is quite unisex and works beautifully on anyone who enjoys woody scents.
You can expect a solid 6 to 8 hours of longevity on skin, which is impressive for a fragrance at this price point.