Al Rayhan

I only smell some citrus and a slightly creamy note. Unfortunately, I don't get any mango at all. I can confirm distant Bal d'Afrique vibes, but the latter is far better and, above all, has much more radiance.

The fragrance starts off fruity with a great mango note, appearing fresh due to the creamy musk. The white blossoms push the mango slightly into the background, but it never completely disappears. In the drydown, the fragrance reminds me of Bal d'Afrique, only typically more oriental-sweet with the praline and fruity mango, whereas Bal d'Afrique is woodier, less sweet, and a bit airier. However, the sillage and longevity here are much better.

A fruity fresh gourmand fragrance suitable for every day; unfortunately, for me, the typical Arabic base can be detected in the dry down. I don't see a comparison to Bal d'Afrique.