Royal Blend Nero

Very nice and high quality warm spicy tonka cinnamon vanilla scent. It starts very good, although I think it needs some time to be REALLY good, I macerated it for 4 months before I thought it was a masterpiece scent. I liked it but didn't feel to crazy about it beforehand. I think 6 months would be best. It's was sort of flat early on and got much much better and warmer and spicier as time went by, which really brought the vanilla and tonka beans to life. It was also never cloying for me when most vanilla scents are, even when I would overspray. It did cause a lot of sneezing right after spraying but never any headaches or complaints from both other people and myself. I hope to find more good vanilla scents later on, but for now, this one suits me the most. A very attractive, dark, masculine, older vanilla scent. Incredible.

I recently added the French Avenue Royal Blend Nero to my collection, and I have to say, it’s a truly unique fragrance. First off, I want to clarify that this scent smells nothing like Gissah Sava, despite what many have compared it to at least not the 2025 re-release of Gissah Sava that I own. It stands on its own with a character all its own. The longevity is incredible it lasts forever on clothing. I wore a shirt just a few days ago, and when I went to do laundry, the scent was still there this sweet, lingering aroma. As for versatility, it’s not your everyday fragrance, but it truly shines for special occasions. I always wear it on dates with my girlfriend out of nearly 50 fragrances, this is the one I choose most. She adores it, and I get compliments all the time people say I smell delectable, luxurious, and decadent

Very beautiful gorgeous fragrance, strong as Iron, lasts all day. You can smell this on clothes for more than 48 hours. After smelling this, I ordered another backup bottle. Has a dry down similarities with Teriaq Intense by Lattafa. This is an Artistry by French Avenue. Thanks to Middle Eastern eastern companies for providing fantastic fragrances at a reasonable price. All Middle Eastern companies should focus less on packaging as it put more pressure on paper industry and other environmental factors. Big fancy packagings take way more space than the regular ones both in Transit and storage. Just a thought I felt like sharing with the fragrance community.

Very close to og khamrah. But I find khamrah to be more synthetic and harsher slightly, and nero to be more smoother. I also find nero to be more of a warm apple scent and in a way sharing a vibe to oajan. Khamrah to me is a more bright, vibrant, sweet last time I could remember and nero is that same thing but slightly warmer and smoother. Its like comapring red apples to green apples, they taste the same but have a slightly different profile and sweetness the same way khamrah and nero are.To me though nero lasts longer, and dries down beautifully

Blind bought this one a few months ago, and honestly I'm quite happy with the purchase. Apple and spice accompany the vanilla base of the fragrance very nicely, and it feels like there's a perceptible touch of booziness and woodiness as well, which is definitely appreciated. All around, a very solid blend that fits most occasions. However, I feel the opening is a bit fresher and synthetic than I'd like, and somewhat deters me from wearing this more often, but typically it's not much of a problem as 30 minutes later it smells perfect.