If you're working in an office in Sarawak and you want a perfume that smells sweet and feminine but still fits a working day, Asdaaf's women's line has two options worth comparing: Ameerat Al Arab Prive Rose and Ameerat Al Arab. Both are 100ml Eau de Parfum, both are made for women, and both lean floral and sweet — the kind of scent that sits nicely in an air-conditioned office without being too much.
Ameerat Al Arab Prive Rose: a rose-first floral
This one leads with flowers. The top notes are rose and jasmine, then the heart brings in amber and vanilla, and the base settles on white musk and sandalwood. So you get a soft floral start that turns warm and clean later on.
- Top notes: Rose, Jasmine
- Heart notes: Amber, Vanilla
- Base notes: White Musk, Sandalwood
Asdaaf lists its occasions as special occasion and formal, which makes it a natural pick for office days, meetings or events where you want to smell neat and put-together. Summer is also among its listed seasons, so it copes fine with the hot, humid weather we get in Sarawak.
Ameerat Al Arab: the sweeter, fruitier sister
Ameerat Al Arab is tagged Oriental • Sweet • Floral, and you can tell from the way it opens: fruity notes, floral notes and a touch of soft citrus. That fresh, slightly juicy start is lovely on a humid morning. The heart is where the sweetness really shows up — jasmine, rose, caramel and sweet florals — and the base of vanilla, musk, amber and light woods keeps things warm and smooth as the day goes on.
- Top notes: Fruity Notes, Floral Notes, Soft Citrus
- Heart notes: Jasmine, Rose, Caramel, Sweet Florals
- Base notes: Vanilla, Musk, Amber, Light Woods
Occasion-wise, it's the more flexible bottle of the two: everyday, casual, formal and special occasions are all on the list. That means one bottle can cover your desk, your weekend errands and dinner plans without skipping a beat.
Which one for your office days?
Both perfumes are 100ml EDPs for women, so the decision really comes down to scent style. If your work wardrobe leans formal and you love a clear rose-and-jasmine fragrance, Ameerat Al Arab Prive Rose is the one to reach for. If you'd rather have a single bottle that handles office days and off-days, with caramel and vanilla sweetness in the mix, Ameerat Al Arab gives you more room to play.
One Sarawak note: the soft citrus opening on Ameerat Al Arab feels refreshing when you're out in the heat, while the musky sandalwood base of Prive Rose feels right once you're tucked into a cold, air-conditioned office. Either way, you're choosing between two sweet, feminine florals from the same brand — it just depends on whether you want your day to smell more fruity or more rose-forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are both perfumes suitable for office wear?
Yes. Formal is listed for both, and Ameerat Al Arab also covers everyday and casual wear, so it can go from the office straight to after-work plans. Prive Rose leans more towards formal and special occasions.
What's the main difference in scent?
Ameerat Al Arab Prive Rose opens with rose and jasmine and settles into amber, vanilla, white musk and sandalwood. Ameerat Al Arab starts with fruity, floral and soft citrus notes, moves into jasmine, rose and caramel, then finishes on vanilla, musk, amber and light woods.
What size and concentration are they?
Both come as 100ml Eau de Parfum for women, so they're the same size and the same concentration format.






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