One scent, on the skin and in the majlis.
Zayed is a perfume, a body spray, a hair mist and a dokhon in two weights. Eleven departments out of Abu Dhabi, priced by the millilitre, the gram and the tola.
What are you drawn to?
Sixty things to wear — sprays in millilitres, mukhallat oils and dehn al oud by the tola. Pick a material and the assistant opens with that question already asked.
And what fills the room?
Yas's other half: twenty-one things you burn or spray rather than wear. The same names as the perfumes, on a different shelf.
Or is it not for you?
Twelve gift boxes, a discovery box, and the shelf most perfume shops do not have — wedding and majlis favours, sold by the piece in tens, fifties and hundreds.
Ask what a search box cannot answer.
The ladder between the shelves, the unit this shop actually prices in, the thing it does not publish — and Arabic, because a house in Abu Dhabi sells to people who are not shopping in English.
Every prompt opens a live catalogue conversation.
The names that run across the shelves
- Zayed
- Yas Al Malaki
- Al Naseem
- Al Gharam
- Yas
- Jazzab
- Huboob
- Lail
- Arab
- Jumeirah
- Al Hareem
- Hob
- Sultan
- Musk White
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