Concentrated Perfume Oil (Attar): This indicates the product's format. It is a pure, alcohol-free fragrance oil, which is a key characteristic of attars. They are highly concentrated, providing a long-lasting and often more intimate scent experience compared to a spray perfume. A small amount goes a long way.

Aventus Creed: This refers to the original designer fragrance that the attar is a clone or impression of. The original "Creed Aventus" is a legendary and immensely popular Woody Chypre fragrance for men, celebrated for its unique blend of fruity, smoky, and musky notes.

EXP: This is an interesting term in the context of fragrance. While it doesn't stand for a single, universally accepted term, in this context it most likely stands for "Expressions Parfumees," a well-known fragrance compound manufacturer. It is a way for a local brand or seller to signal the quality of their product, much like the term "Charabot" in other product names. It signifies that the fragrance oil used is from a reputable source, not a generic, low-quality oil.

French: This term describes the style or quality of the fragrance. French perfumery is globally renowned for its elegance and complexity. The term is used here to suggest that the attar has a high-quality, refined fragrance profile, similar to a traditional French perfume.

Alkhaleej: This is the brand or seller of the attar. "Alkhaleej" is an Arabic term meaning "The Gulf," often used by brands in the Middle East and South Asia to connote a luxurious, Arabic style of perfumery.

6ML: This is the volume of the product, a common size for attars.