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Eau de parfum · 100 ml
Joy is listed by Maison Asrar with the single family word Floral, and its defining notes are tuberose, plum and musk, with Solar, Creamy and Edible among its more unusual descriptors.
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Notes as Maison Asrar lists them on its website, read on 24 October 2026.
Plum, red fruits and pear make a juicy, soft-skinned fruit top, sweeter and rounder than a sharp one would be. Tuberose in the heart is a rich, creamy, white floral with a slightly heady edge, and it is the clear floral anchor. Solar is a collective term that usually points to a radiant, golden, skin-like glow rather than one ingredient, and Ambery adds a faint resinous warmth. Here the fruit sweetens the opening and the tuberose follows.
Creamy, Edible, cashmere and musk make the base, and only musk is a plain raw material. Creamy points to a soft, milky smoothness, Edible to a food-like sweetness, something you could imagine eating rather than something that merely smells nice, and cashmere to a velvety plushness. With musk keeping it clean, the likely result is a soft, sweet, creamy floral that reads as smooth and slightly dessert-like rather than green or sharp.
Maison Asrar's product page for Joy gives its family as floral.
It also puts words of its own on one of the notes: musk (soft, sensual).
For someone who likes a floral that leans soft and sweet, Joy offers ripe fruit at the front and a creamy, musky finish. If tuberose and a plush, edible-sweet base sound appealing, check the other floral lines in the Maison Asrar range with fruity tops and creamy, musky bases.
Maison Asrar Hamsat Gharam overlaps in pear, tuberose and musk. Its own notes are pink pepper, jasmine, ylang ylang and amber, against plum, red fruits and cashmere here.
Maison Asrar Jawhara Rouge overlaps in musk and cashmere. Its own notes are passion fruit, litchee, magnolia and violet, against plum, red fruits, pear and tuberose here.
The link with Maison Asrar Bonita is pear and musk. Joy sets plum, red fruits, tuberose and cashmere beside that, the other one orange blossom, lily of the valley, jasmine and coffee.
Maison Asrar Joy is not in the FragranceGems range at the moment; the shop's Maison Asrar page shows what is available. Among the scents the shop sells, Maison Asrar Legacy shares pear and musk with it and Maison Asrar Faris Al Arab shares musk and cashmere with it.
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Joy is listed by Maison Asrar with the single family word Floral, and its defining notes are tuberose, plum and musk, with Solar, Creamy and Edible among its more unusual descriptors.
As the brand lists them, top: plum, red fruits and pear; heart: tuberose, solar and ambery; base: musk, creamy, cashmere and edible.
Family words on the brand's page: floral. Guide families: Floral.
Maison Asrar's page for Joy does not say whom it is meant for.
Joy is an eau de parfum in 100 ml (3.4 fl oz).
By the notes they share, the closest are Maison Asrar Hamsat Gharam (also lists pear and tuberose), Maison Asrar Jawhara Rouge (also lists musk and cashmere) and Maison Asrar Bonita (also lists pear and musk).
Maison Asrar Joy is not in the FragranceGems range at the moment; the shop's Maison Asrar page shows what is available. The shop sells Maison Asrar Legacy and Maison Asrar Faris Al Arab, which come closest in notes.
Since August 2024; that is the date of the brand's page, not a launch date.
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Perfumes of the range whose note lists come closest to Joy.
