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Bought in duty free pretty expensive at least $200 for 100ml perfume/parfum. Lots of smells to choose from.
Skip this unless you have loads of time to kill. The factory tour barely lasted 10 minutes, and the woman doing the tour gave a few basic information and that's it - nothing about the brand history, nothing fascinating about the production or bottling process,...More
We have been reserved a definitely unfair policy being so trustful to buy two 100ml perfumes inside their factory sales point on Jan. 23rd., paid in Credit Card. The sales associate has been so nice to charge us a surplus of 20% (twentypercent) if compared...More
I like Amouage perfumes ,, i use from last 3 yrs ,, its a own oman brand of perfumes,, original skin bags,,lotions and bath showers made by original flowers or things . Its come in so many fragrances. Salesman on shop r very co operated...More
If you are looking for the ultimate souvenir from Oman, you won't go wrong with Amouage perfume! The fact that you can go and get a tour of the factory when buying it makes it even better. This brand is well known worldwide for luxurious,...More
Amouage is know as being very expensive but also classy. We went there to see the factory and learn more about the process of the perfume manufacturing process. A very friendly member of the staff gave us a tour through the factory - or more...More
Well worth a visit on the way from Muscat to Nizwa. I had never heard of Amouage, one of the world most expensive perfumes. Factory tour short, free and interesting. No pressure to buy but great if you can and they give free samples.
would say its one of the best a great selection and range of smells. a great experience as the staff are really helpful and let you try a few of them as well.
Came again after a while. The service super friendly and correct. Did a short tour and went for some buying of nice products. A lot of new fragrances and items. Not cheap but good and exclusive. Beautiful building and decorations.
You can just show up at the factory ( more an exquisite bottling building than a 'factory'). The tour is free. The staff are very friendly and will talk and show you the ingredients used for all the different perfumes. You get to 'sniff' all...More
