Atifa Blanche
Al Haramain

All I get from this is beastmode baby powder/clinical smell that has monster longevity. The sample I have is an oil, and it's very difficult to remove (multiple washings and I can still smell it), so if you do end up liking the smell, you'll be very pleased with its staying power and projection.

For me, this is a miss. I know it's a cultural thing, but I definitely can't see how a man could pull this off. It smells very feminine. I can see how this would be pleasant in the right context, like if you mixed a few drops of this oil in your laundry to make your sheets come out scented. But for a unisex (or especially man's) perfume? I can't see it.

A perfume that seems hammered together rather than composed. The jagged opening nails down screechy aldehydes, cheapo citruses, a jasmine-led bouquet of white flowers and obnoxiously loud cumin – all hurling abuse at each other. I have not come across a more discordant juxtaposition of ingredients for quite a while.
Atifa Blanche does have a long evolution but that doesn't lift it much. The cumin seems to ebb a bit after half an hour or so and the white florals take on a lily character – here we are skirting the middle ranges of acceptability. But once this phase passes the cumin flexes its dirty muscle again, with tuberose now taking the lead role in the white floral shouting match. One wishes it would fade but unfortunately it has stellar staying power.
Unlovely and unloved by me.