1001 Nights Ajmal Perfume Oil or Attar

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You have, amongst others, the right to access and correct your personal data and to request erasure. Based on the legendary theme of Stories from the “Arabian Nights” this perfume oil or attar has been created with the same name as 1001 nights (Alf Laila O Laila). Even though this could completely be worn by a gentleman in a private members club smoking a pipe, drinking vintage brandy.

I am wearing this attar today for the first time and I can completely understand why some people voted for similarities with Arooq-Al-Oud of Al-Rehab. Very little goes a very long way and sillage is huge, I could smell the scent before I had the chance to open the box! I'd rather wear a heavy if not outright skunky oud scent but that's not what this is - if you are on a budget you could layer this with Jovan's Intense Oud, which I intend to do at some point. Combining antique customs with cutting-edge technology, Ajmal 1001 Nights Eau de Parfum Spray 60ml and Ajmal 1001 Nights Perfume Oil 30ml feature zesty and smoky aromas that develop into a medley of floral accents, coupled with a long-lasting musky and woody finish.

Only then would we be able to contact Royal Mail for them to open an investigation into the delayed/missing items. Now coming back to it having a spray version I can say that this is indeed one of the best oriental fragrances ever made. If you have any questions, or are concerned about potential allergens or other ingredients, message the seller. continuation of the ‘1001 Arabian Nights’ theme, the Attar is encased in an exquisitely-crafted bottle resembling a magic lamp.

com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US.Note that there are restrictions on some products, and some products cannot be shipped to international destinations. I tried 1920 Shalimar, other old guerlains, cotys, carons as well as moder orientals from HJ, ASAQ , Arabian Oud , Hind al Oud .

If Al Haramain is more mainstream, Al Rehab is the Avon of Arabian oils, Rasasi and Swiss Arabian are in the league of Chanel and Dior, then Al Quarashi and Ajmal are more exclusive, you could say 'Arabian Niche', or 'Arabian Lutens', if that makes any sense to you. And because the Shamamatul Amber -indeed known in short as 'Shamamatul'- is so relatively expensive compared to other Arabian oils, there are many fakes like there are a lot of fake or diluted 'pure oudh oils'. Indians are masters in spices and the so 'the Shamamatul' is more expensive than the usual amber and thus fragrances with Shamamatul are more expensive than the normal Arabian oils or attars. Then maybe try a vial of pure Shamamatul Amber and, if you get hookd by the oud-bug, then fork out for real oud. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.one of the better mukhalat ouds out there along with slightly expensive counterpart mukhalat dahn ul oud moattiq by ajmal.

It's very sacral also for some reason and there is a slight cumin note which I'm not a fan of but I don't mind that much. To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. Oriental, soft, with European taste a bit difficult to accept in the beginning, open up, explore, You will find a whole desert in it.There is a blend of sour oud mixed with a sweet syrupy lemon accord that makes up the heart of the scent (and makes it more unisex).