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By Professor W Alrayes
The Story of A Perfumer Across Civilizations W. Elrayes,
Chemist and perfumer, was born under the golden sun and raised in Egypt, where the River Nile flows like a ribbon of memory—carrying the scent of lotus, the warmth of amber, and the whispers of ancient pharaohs. The air was rich with jasmine and rose, spice-laden breezes from old souks, and the citrus winds of lush green orchards. In Egypt, as a young chemistry student, he dreamed of crafting a perfume that could speak across borders—a scent that would tell stories without words.
Egypt gave him his foundation: the mystery of its temples, the depth of its resins, and the unmistakable taste of nature’s bounty.
🇮🇹 Italy: Florence, Rome, Venezia
Italy offered grace. In Florence, the River Arno winds through Renaissance gardens and citrus groves. In Rome, he inhaled the grandeur of pine, spice, and sacred stone. In Venezia, he found poetry in water—salt-kissed breezes, iris gardens, and the quiet musk of aged palazzos. Italy mirrored Egypt’s soul, and every Omarize creation carries its Italian translation—a perfumer’s quiet grazie.
🇹🇷 Türkiye and the Rose di Mei
In Türkiye, he discovered the floral crown: Rose di Mei, harvested at dawn in the valleys of Isparta. Its velvet scent became the heart of Omarize’s most intimate compositions—a bridge between East and West, tradition and innovation.
🇬🇧 United Kingdom: Manchester and North Wales
The final notes emerged in the UK. In Manchester, among green hills and industrial echoes, he found contrast: steel and moss, rain and rosewood. In North Wales, nature spoke in hushed tones—misty forests, wild heather, and the mineral breath of rain-soaked stone. The UK gave him the final chord in his olfactory symphony: freshness, depth, and quiet sophistication.
By Professor W Alrayes
🌿The Nature of Omarize
Omarize fragrances are not diluted with compromise. They are:
• 💎 Pure, deep, and intensely natural
• 🚫 Free from glycols, phthalate derivatives, artificial fixatives, water, colours, or preservatives
• 🌬️ Built with mist-like diffusion—soft yet enveloping
• 🌹 Floral majesty — featuring Rose di Mei and Egyptian jasmine
• 🏜️ Desert soul — Omani frankincense, oud, and sacred resins
• 🌧️ British depth — vetiver, moss, and lavender
• 🌊 Oceanic clarity — citrus, salt, and fig from the Indian coast
Every bottle is a bomb of fragrance.
One spray is enough to awaken the senses and stir the soul.
🔬 Why Omarize Scents Are Long-Lasting and Impactful
After 22 years of refinement, W. Elrayes crafted a formula that defies convention:
• New-generation natural fixatives that extend longevity without synthetic compromise
• Layered diffusion: top notes that sparkle, heart notes that bloom, and base notes that anchor for hours
• Engineered for presence—each scent is designed to linger in the air and in memory
• Crafted with soul—every drop is calibrated for emotional depth and sensory clarity
🕊️ Omarize Is Not Just a Brand—It’s a Legacy
It is the art of science, where chemistry meets poetry, and innovation meets nature.
It is the soul of five cities, three rivers, and one dream.
It is the scent of heritage, harmony, and boldness.
W. Elrayes
W. Elrayes was born under the golden sun and raised in Egypt, where the River Nile flows like a ribbon of memory—carrying the scent of lotus, the warmth of amber, and the whispers of ancient pharaohs. The air was rich with jasmine and rose, spice-laden breezes from old souks, and the citrus winds of lush green orchards. In Cairo, as a young chemistry student, he dreamed of crafting a perfume that could speak across borders—a scent that would tell stories without words.
Egypt gave him his foundation: the mystery of its temples, the depth of its resins, and the unmistakable taste of nature’s bounty. But his heart was drawn to Italy, where the River Arno winds through Florence like a brushstroke of elegance. Along the Lungarno, he discovered Renaissance gardens, citrus groves, and timeless artistry that echoed Egypt’s grandeur. He saw in Italy not just beauty, but a mirror—two civilizations bound by history, grace, and a devotion to sensory expression.
Out of reverence for Italy’s influence, he vowed that every Omarize creation would carry its Italian translation—a perfumer’s quiet grazie to the country that shaped half his dream.