I don’t write fragrance reviews often but I’ve been genuinely impressed with ElKhāldi’s recent offerings — thoughtful, refined, and full of character. Nectar Myanmar, in particular, caught me off guard in the best way.
This oil is a radiant expression of balance — juicy, pretty, and complex yet completely approachable. It opens with a sunlit sweetness that feels like warm nectar on the skin, inviting and golden without ever becoming overwhelming. The florals bloom in graceful waves, soft yet vivid, wrapping around you with a silk-like charm that’s elegant but never stiff. There’s a flirtatiousness here, something quietly playful beneath the refinement, like a knowing smile in a formal setting.
What lingers long after the initial impression is the quiet confidence of its base. A smooth resinous oud whispers through the drydown, tea sweet and quietly smoky, adding depth without weight. Creamy sandalwood melts into the skin, softening the composition and grounding it in something almost meditative. It’s a scent that evolves not in abrupt turns but like a well told story, shifting in tone and shade while staying true to its heart. This oil is not just beautifully made; it’s a reflection of a perfumer’s clear and practiced hand. Nectar Myanmar doesn’t just deserve to be worn, it deserves to be experienced.
The nectar myanmar is wild -  very potent! I perceive this as a woman's fragrance: Versace Blonde and Piguet's Fracas come to mind as they have similar singing focused fantasy tuberose and jasmine (to my nose) top notes.  There is a beautiful and sophisticated accord that forms between the various elements, and this fragrance seems skillfully and carefully blended. Potency is over the top - comparable to commercial fragrances. Basically a very strong hit of what I perceive as tuberose over a classic modern mixed wood/animal/floral accord, undergirded by a generous enough dose of animal ingredients to really have a noticeable impact.
