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Boots Adds £14.99 Arabian-Inspired Fragrances as Luxury Perfume Trend Grows

Boots says the five 100ml Eau de Parfums are aimed at shoppers seeking long-lasting, luxury-inspired scents without designer prices.

  • On Monday, July 13, 2026, the retail chain Boots launched the new Jawhara Eau de Parfums collection, with each of the five Arabian-inspired fragrances priced at £14.99 per 100ml bottle.
  • Arabian-Inspired scents are a rapidly growing beauty trend, noted for their depth and longevity, with bolder notes designed to linger on skin throughout the day rather than fade quickly.
  • The Jawhara range includes five distinct varieties: the floral Golden Nectar, woody Oud Velvet, ambery Amberwood Nomad, sweet and fruity Sweet Dates, and the modern floral Sultan Rose.
  • Previously linked to niche houses and higher costs, this launch brings these luxury-inspired scents to the high street, allowing shoppers to experiment without committing to expensive designer alternatives.
  • Customers can purchase the full collection online at Boots, positioning these products as an entry point for consumers exploring deeper, more complex fragrance profiles.
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Boots launches £14.99 Arabian-inspired perfumes as the luxury-style fragrance trend hits the high street

Arabian-inspired scents known for their longevity and warm notes are now available on the high street, with Boots stocking five new Jawhara Eau de Parfums priced at £14.99 for 100ml.

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Boots adds £14.99 Arabian-inspired fragrances as luxury perfume trend grows

Arabian-inspired scents known for their longevity and warm notes are now available on the high street, with Boots stocking five new Jawhara Eau de Parfums priced at £14.99 for 100ml.

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The Scotsman broke the news in Edinburgh, United Kingdom on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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