No — every TURAB bottle is our own extrait de parfum, made as an honest interpretation of a well-known scent character. We're an independent brand; house names on our product pages describe how a fragrance smells, not who made it. See our Disclaimer for the full picture.

Yes, when made honestly. A well-built impression captures the character of a well-known scent — its top notes, its warmth, its overall mood — at a fraction of the price. What it isn't is the original itself: the blend is independently formulated, so small differences in exact longevity and projection are normal. What matters is whether the maker discloses that plainly and uses a strong enough concentration; extrait-strength impressions wear far closer to the original than a diluted EDT version ever will.

Most TURAB fragrances hold 8–12 hours on skin at 30%+ extrait concentration — exact longevity depends on your skin type, the weather, and how generously you apply. Each product page lists its specific longevity.

Extrait de parfum still holds 8–12 hours on most skin even through a hot Karachi or Lahore summer, because its heavier oil concentration evaporates slower than an EDT or EDP. Heat and humidity can widen how far a scent projects and shorten wear slightly, so apply to pulse points — wrists, neck, chest — rather than clothing for the most even wear through the day.

The difference is fragrance oil concentration: Eau de Toilette (EDT) runs roughly 5–15%, Eau de Parfum (EDP) 15–20%, and Extrait de Parfum 20–40%+. Higher concentration wears longer and sits closer to the skin rather than filling a room. TURAB fragrances are bottled at extrait strength specifically so one 50ml bottle lasts through many wears.

Place your order online with no advance payment. We confirm it by WhatsApp or call, pack and dispatch it, and you pay the courier in cash when it's handed to you at your door.

2–5 business days depending on your city, once your order is confirmed. Shipping is Rs. 300 per order, free on orders over Rs. 5,000. See the full city-by-city breakdown on our Shipping page.

Yes — making and selling a fragrance inspired by another scent's character is legal, provided the seller doesn't claim it is the original or use that brand's name, logo, or bottle design to pass it off as genuine. What's illegal is counterfeiting: taking a brand's real trademarks and packaging to mislead a buyer. TURAB fragrances are our own compositions in our own bottles, openly described as inspired by a named scent — never sold or labelled as the original product. See our Disclaimer for the full picture.