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Ajmal · Sold as feminine
Bling
A dimly lit boutique where the earthy richness of patchouli mingles with the sweetness of rose, creating a sense of luxury and comfort.
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BlingBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2012 by Ajmal, Bling is a fragrance that captures the essence of modern oriental-woody and spicy floral aromas. The composition opens with the warmth of cinnamon, leading into a heart of rose and guaiac wood before settling on base notes of patchouli and musk. This blend reflects Ajmal's mastery in combining French sophistication with Arabian influences, creating a scent that is both contemporary and deeply rooted in tradition.
Apply this fragrance in moderation — the cinnamon top note is bright but fades quickly. The patchouli and musk base notes are what give Bling its lasting warmth, so one or two sprays will ensure the scent stays close to your skin throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Bling, Ajmal
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A polarising scent: loved by 22%, disliked or hated by 36%.