Perfume oil Iman - Non alcoholic perfume by Swiss Arabian

Iman perfume oil: oakmoss, green flowers and soft musk

Top notes: Oakmoss, hyacinth, aldehydes

Middle notes: Lily of the valley, vetiver, sandalwood, galbanum

Base notes: Jasmine, geranium, gardenia, violet, vanilla, coriander, musk

Iman: green freshness with flowers and oakmoss

Iman starts with oakmoss, hyacinth and aldehydes. Lily of the valley, vetiver, sandalwood and galbanum shape the heart. Jasmine, geranium, gardenia, violet, vanilla, coriander and musk form the base. This perfume oil joins green freshness to flowers and gentle warmth.

The opening immediately shows that Iman is not a sweet flower bouquet. Oakmoss and galbanum bring green depth and fine bitterness. Hyacinth and aldehydes make that side brighter, so the scent begins clean and lively rather than dark.

Anyone who enjoys green floral scents with a classic, well-kept feeling can place Iman easily. Flowers remain present, yet moss, vetiver and coriander give them a dry edge. Vanilla and musk only later bring softer closeness.

The impression can recall a garden early in the morning: damp leaves, newly opened hyacinth and bright air. Floral warmth follows without becoming excessive. Wood and moss keep everything calm and give the lighter notes ground.

Hyacinth, aldehydes and galbanum make a bright opening

Oakmoss sets the green undertone. It can suggest shaded bark and soft earth without becoming heavy. Beside aldehydes, it feels clearer and less dark than one might expect from a scent based on moss alone.

Hyacinth brings a fresh, lightly watery flower to the opening. It joins the greenery rather than covering it. Iman begins with something botanical and bright, quite different from a sweet floral cream.

Aldehydes lend the scent bright, almost floating freshness. They do not smell like one fruit or flower, but open up the notes around them. Hyacinth and oakmoss become clearer, and the opening gains a polished lift.

Galbanum strengthens the green side with a more bitter, juicy leafiness. It keeps the heart lively and prevents lily of the valley from becoming too pretty. With vetiver, it creates a natural contrast between delicate bloom and dry greenery.

Vetiver and sandalwood give the heart dry ground

Lily of the valley adds a bright, clear floral trail. It feels less abundant than gardenia or jasmine, which makes it a good companion for galbanum. The flower gives Iman a friendly centre that remains visible among moss, greenery and wood.

Vetiver creates a dry, root-like passage into the base. Its earthy side connects oakmoss to sandalwood and makes the scent feel more grown-up. Iman does not lose its bright opening; it simply finds more steadiness and calm.

Sandalwood makes that passage smoother and warmer. It takes a little sharpness from green bitterness and leaves room for the later flowers. The wood stays soft and well-kept instead of pulling the scent into a heavy woody direction.

Jasmine, gardenia and geranium bring richer floral warmth at the close. They do not arrive as a huge bouquet, but are tempered by moss and wood. Violet adds a delicate powdery note that makes the whole effect gentler.

White flowers, violet and musk soften the close

Vanilla and musk create the soft ending. Vanilla stays restrained and does not turn Iman into a sweet scent. Musk settles over greenery, flowers and wood, while coriander keeps a small aromatic movement alive.

Iman suits people who enjoy green notes alongside white flowers, but do not want loud sweetness. Anyone expecting especially fruity accords, dark oud or lots of sugar will probably find a more fitting direction elsewhere.

Iman suits someone who enjoys polished green floral fragrance. Hyacinth and lily of the valley bring brightness, oakmoss and vetiver a serious side, while vanilla and musk leave the close friendly and soft.

Iman closes with musk, gentle vanilla, violet and white flowers over moss and wood. It is for people who appreciate a clear green opening and still want a calm floral warmth later on.

Scent direction

Main accords: floral, woody, gourmand and musk

	Top notes Oakmoss, hyacinth, aldehydes
	Middle notes Lily of the valley, vetiver, sandalwood, galbanum
	Base notes Jasmine, geranium, gardenia, violet, vanilla, coriander, musk

• Product type: concentrated alcohol-free perfume oil
• Glass bottle with roller and label
• Brand: Swiss Arabian
• Alcohol-free perfume oil with no added alcohol – not diluted with alcohol. However, trace amounts of alcohol from the extraction of individual raw materials cannot be completely ruled out.