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Ajmal · Sold as unisex
Dahn Al Oudh Maysaam
The subtle sophistication of an office meeting where rich woods and fresh spices blend to create an atmosphere of calm authority.
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Dahn Al Oudh MaysaamBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Dahn Al Oudh Maysaam by Ajmal is a composition that balances the richness of oud with fresh spicy notes, creating an olfactory experience that feels both lasting and modern. Perfumer Nazir Ajmal crafted this Oriental Woody fragrance to evoke the essence of Middle Eastern elegance. The oud at its core provides depth and warmth, while the fresh spices add a vibrant top note that keeps it from feeling too heavy.
One or two sprays are sufficient — the oud base notes develop slowly, so it’s best to let them settle before leaving the house. This fragrance reads better close to skin than across a room, making it ideal for daytime wear.
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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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