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Ajmal · Sold as unisex
Dahn Al Oudh Atheer
A bustling spice bazaar where fresh aromas blend with aged wood and smoldering incense, creating a sensory journey that is both vibrant and deeply rooted.
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Dahn Al Oudh Atheer by Ajmal is a composition that balances the rich warmth of oud with fresh and warm spicy notes. Created by Nazir Ajmal, it encapsulates the essence of Ajmal's mastery in perfumery, known for its captivating fragrances across the Middle East. The fragrance opens with a sharp freshness that gradually gives way to the deep, smoky richness of oud, creating an intriguing tension between the bright and the profound.
Apply this fragrance in light layers to allow the interplay between its fresh spicy notes and rich oud base to unfold gradually. It pairs well with cooler evenings but can also be worn during warmer days for an intriguing contrast.
Fig. 01 — Dahn Al Oudh Atheer, Ajmal
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Nazir Ajmal
Nazir Ajmal was appointed chief perfumer of Ajmal Perfumes in 1996 and chief operating officer a decade later. He is credited with fusing Eastern and Western perfumery traditions, creating some of the company's earliest fusion fragrances, including Sarah.
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Warmly received so far: loved by 65%, disliked or hated by 6%.