Afnan Comparison Guide: Turathi Electric or Supremacy Not Only Intense? (Daily Wear)

If you're in Malaysia and hunting for an Afnan perfume you can wear every day, the choice usually comes down to these two: Turathi Electric and Supremacy Not Only Intense. Both are listed for daily wear, but once you look at the notes and the concentration, they're actually quite different. Let's break it down.

Turathi Electric: Fresh, Unisex, Easy to Wear

Turathi Electric comes in a 90ml bottle and it's an EDP — Eau de Parfum. It's a unisex scent, so both men and women can wear it. The store describes it as a woody citrus fragrance, and the notes back that up: it opens with bergamot and grapefruit, moves into a heart of lavender and patchouli, and finishes with warm amber and musk.

The whole thing is pretty simple. The opening is bright and citrusy, and the dry-down leans warm without getting heavy. The store lists it for casual days, formal events, everyday wear and special occasions, so it covers most of what your week looks like. It's also listed for summer, which matters when Malaysia stays hot and humid pretty much all year. If you want one bottle that works in an air-conditioned office, at the mamak, and on weekends, this is the flexible option.

Supremacy Not Only Intense: Bold and Masculine

Supremacy Not Only Intense is a different mood altogether. It's a 100ml Extrait de Parfum made for men, and the store describes it as a bold masculine fragrance. The notes go like this: black currant, bergamot and apple on top, then lavender, patchouli and oakmoss in the heart, and finally saffron, musk and ambergris at the base.

Because it's an extrait, the concentration is higher than a regular EDP. The store positions it for evening wear or moments when you want a commanding presence. That said, its occasion list still includes everyday, formal, casual and special occasions, so it isn't locked to nights out only. If you lean towards darker, fruitier scents and you want something with more weight, this is the one that does that.

The Shared Notes

Here's something interesting: both perfumes open with bergamot and pass through lavender and patchouli. That's where the similarity ends, though. Turathi Electric wraps up with amber and musk for a fresh-but-warm finish, while Supremacy Not Only Intense brings in black currant, apple, oakmoss, saffron and ambergris, which gives it a darker, fruitier character.

Which One Should You Pick for Daily Wear?

Ask yourself two questions. First, who's wearing it? If you want a unisex bottle to share, or you're buying for a woman, Turathi Electric is the obvious choice since Supremacy Not Only Intense is a men's fragrance. Second, what's your style? Turathi Electric is the lighter, fresher option — easy for hot, humid days and office wear. Supremacy Not Only Intense is the bolder pick, better if you like a scent with more presence, especially in the evening.

Both are listed for everyday wear, so there's no wrong answer here. It really comes down to fresh and unisex versus bold and masculine.