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Ajmal · Sold as unisex
Dahn Al Oudh Jazaab
The hush of an opulent room, where the spicy freshness of oud lingers in the air and envelops you in a cocoon of modern sophistication.
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The story behind the bottle.
Dahn Al Oudh Jazaab by Ajmal is an Oriental Woody fragrance that captures the essence of oud with a fresh, spicy twist. Created by perfumer Nazir Ajmal, this scent opens with a bold and invigorating freshness before settling into the rich, smoky depths of oud. The composition is designed to evoke the sophisticated charm of its Middle Eastern heritage while maintaining a modern edge.
One or two sprays are sufficient to capture the essence of Dahn Al Oudh Jazaab. The fresh spicy top notes dissipate quickly, giving way to the deep richness of the base notes that develop gradually over time. Best suited for an evening out where you want a scent that develops close to your skin.
Fig. 01 — Dahn Al Oudh Jazaab, 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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