The Arab region is rich in unique raw materials for perfumes, ranging from black irises in Jordan to Taeif roses in Saudi Arabia, from frankincense trees in Oman to lilies in Casablanca, Morocco, from saffron in Persia to ud wood, the raw materials for perfumes in the Arab region are quietly making their way into the mainstream perfume market.

     Arabian-themed perfume enthusiasts say: "Perfume symbolizes a person's taste, so I hope the perfume I use can give me my own style, and using Arabian-themed perfume can give me a feeling of uniqueness and independence." He also said: "When I use this perfume, I often imagine a beautiful but perilous Persian love story, which brings me a sense of mystery from a foreign land."