Malik Al Taif

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"Malik Al Taif (or King of Taif) is not your regular oud, rose and musk concoction, named so merely as a ploy to insinuate luxury. Rather, each ingredient used in this blend extends far beyond its typical state; each component is a true legend. While it is true that there are very few ingredients used in this perfume, each one captures a whole world of intricacies and delights. Each one brings its own special, individual tale that contributes to the lingering, majestic story that is Malik Al Taif. This composition features a blend of rose oils including a high dose of the queen of roses, the finest Royal Taif rose, and the freshest Indian rose distilled only a few days before the perfume was blended. Royal Taif rose… The name Royal here is not an empty title, but rather, it is given such a grand label for several reasons. The Royal Taif rose oil used in this perfume was distilled especially for Areej le Doré. In the middle of the Saudi Arabian desert, in the city of Taif, this type of rose resides. It is distilled only one month a year, according to a traditional method with a truly unique twist requested by Areej le Doré. Unlike regular Taif rose, the Royal variety is collected before dawn, solely by female workers. It is well known that womens fingers are very soft and gentle, which helps to preserve some of the most delicate aromatic molecules within the flowers. Moreover, unlike other rose oils, Royal Taif rose was distilled only using the petals of the flowers… again, separated from the greenery by female workers only. This extra attention to detail negatively impacts the yield of an oil and can hugely increase its cost; however, the final fragrance has unmatchable quality, putting it a step above any other pure rose oil. Its beauty, refinement and the liveliness of aroma makes it truly Royal. Indian rose…