Ajmal Patchouli Wood by Ajmal Eau De Parfum Spray (Unisex) 3.4 oz for Men
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Ajmal
SKU: FX543847
Released in 2016, Ajmal Patchouli Wood is a men’s fragrance that brings all the rich depth you would expect from a long-lasting scent. With its emphasis on spiciness, this robust scent from perfumier Ajmal of the United Arab Emirates opens boldly with notes of cardamom and coriander. It dances through middle notes of white floral essence before the base notes of vetiver, patchouli, and agarwood bloom and linger.
Released in 2016, Ajmal Patchouli Wood is a men’s fragrance that brings all the rich depth you would expect from a long-lasting scent. With its emphasis on spiciness, this robust scent from perfumier Ajmal of the United Arab Emirates opens boldly with notes of cardamom and coriander. It dances through middle notes of white floral essence before the base notes of vetiver, patchouli, and agarwood bloom and linger.
Testimonials
The fragrance exudes a playful yet elegant aura. The blend of Bergamot and melon that ends with base note of vanilla creates a captivating allure whenever I wear it at work or out with my girls. It's a timeless scent that matches any age group. I just wish they had the size I wanted.
Dior Sauvage EDT boasts a rugged yet refined appeal, resonating with my personality. The burst of bergamot and pepper combines seamlessly. It's a scent that projects confidence and sophistication. I always try to have a few bottles with me in case stores are out of stock with this one because it has happened countless times lol.
My favorite thing about Marc Jacobs Daisy (eau de toilette) is that it smells like a bouquet of floral notes that exude freshness and youthful exuberance in the summer. I enjoy wearing this on its own in the summer, but during cold days, I dabble a few drops and mix it with another one of my favorite perfumes called Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf. Its blend of jasmine, violet, and gardenia can be paired with other floral scents.
Wow! I've never bought any Oud scent before because I was terrified of online reviews. There's a stigma associated with wearing Oud which I'm not going to spend time elaborating on. My only regret is not going with my gut sooner with this cologne. It was technically a blind buy because my coworker who is obviously a fragrance enthusiast recommended this. However, I've never smelled that in the office because Oud cologne can offend immature noses. Tom Ford's Oud is a luxurious blend of oud, spices, and vetiver according to notes I saw on Google. This scent evokes a sense of exclusivity and depth, and I feel unique wearing this in a room full of Paco Rabanne One Million or Azzaro Wanted.