Perfumers & Apothecaries in Dubai
9 stores · curated ORBIS register
Ajmal specialises in oud fragrances and attars, bringing Arabian perfumery into the selection through its Middle Eastern house identity. Creed Boutique Dubai provides a Dubai Mall retail setting for a perfume house now based in Paris, with Aventus among its fragrances. The Creed house traces its origins to James Henry Creed in London in 1760, preceding its present Anglo-French identity.
Ajmal is a Middle Eastern perfume house specializing in oud fragrances, attars and Arabian perfumery. The range centers on oud fragrances, attars and Arabian perfumery, with production described as crafted in Dubai using premium Middle Eastern raw materials.
Creed boutique at Dubai Mall; the house traces to London in 1760 under James Henry Creed, is now Anglo-French and Paris-based, and is best known for its top-selling fragrance, Aventus.
Kayali builds layered fragrances around vanilla, musk, fruit, florals and oud-influenced accords. The Dubai Mall counter is useful for testing combinations, since the brand explicitly encourages wearing several scents together.
The people's oud — affordable interpretations of luxury niche scents, with Arabian twists on Western bestsellers. The gateway to Middle Eastern perfumery.
The official US shop includes an authentication label guide for checking packaging before purchase. Orders ship from its American warehouse, while the catalogue spans women’s, men’s and unisex eau de parfum.
Dubai’s Perfume Souk is a cluster of traders selling oud, attar, bakhoor and custom-blended fragrances. It is a market area rather than one merchant, and quality varies by individual seller.
A Dubai-based perfume house founded in 1979 that offers exceptional Middle Eastern fragrances at accessible prices.
Founded in 1954 by Shaikh Mohd Saeed as one of the first perfume shops in Dubai's Deira souq, Shaikh Saeed Perfumes still manufactures its own oud attars, bakhoor and dukhoon incense, with pieces held in the Dubai Museum.
Founded in 1974 in Dubai, Swiss Arabian was the first perfumery house to blend Western and Oriental fragrance traditions.