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Awsaaf
The bustling energy of an Emirati market, where the air is filled with the mingled scents of ripe fruits and blooming flowers, enveloped by warm spices and woody notes.
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AwsaafBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Ajmal's Awsaaf is a rich and captivating Oriental Floral fragrance that marries fruity and floral notes with warm spices and woody undertones. The brand, known for its mastery of perfume making in the Middle East, has crafted this composition to be both sweet and spicy, creating an olfactory experience that is both vibrant and comforting. Awsaaf's enormous sillage makes it a statement scent, while its very weak longevity ensures that it remains a fleeting but memorable moment.
Given its enormous sillage and very weak longevity, apply Awsaaf to pulse points for maximum impact throughout the day. Its fleeting nature means you may want to carry a small bottle for touch-ups to keep the scent fresh and vibrant.
Fig. 01 — Awsaaf, Ajmal
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Warmly received so far: loved by 47%, disliked or hated by 13%.