Majd al Sultan is a fragrance of fire and forest. It opens with an unapologetic blast of smoke and tobacco, creating a "hot" sensation that feels like standing near a source of heat on a freezing day....
Enthusiasts frequently compare this to Lattafa’s Ameer Al Oudh Intense Oud, noting that Majd al Sultan is significantly less sweet and places a much heavier emphasis on green fir and dry smoke.
The performance is a point of debate; while it is recognized for having a strong sillage and an impactful opening, some users find the longevity falls short compared to other Middle Eastern "beast mode" fragrances, often requiring reapplication to last a full day.
It is widely regarded as a "hot" fragrance, categorized by the community alongside other warm, cozy scents that are best suited for autumn and winter evenings.
Many reviewers describe it as a polarizing but high-value "hidden gem" for those who enjoy realistic forest and incense smells, though some find the heavy black pepper and myrrh notes to be an acquired taste.
There is a consensus that this is a truly unisex scent, though its lack of floral or sugary notes means it leans toward those who prefer a more rugged, traditional incense profile.
