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Ajmal · Sold as unisex
Dahn Al Oudh Raysan
The quiet confidence of an oud burner filling a room with its rich and spicy aroma, creating a sense of luxurious comfort.
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Dahn Al Oudh RaysanBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Dahn Al Oudh Raysan by Ajmal is an Oriental Woody fragrance that centers on the deep, warm tones of oud. This composition blends fresh spicy notes with woody accords to create a scent that feels both earthy and liftd. The longevity and enormous sillage make it a statement piece, perfect for those who want their presence known. Ajmal, renowned for its mastery in perfume making over six decades, has crafted this fragrance to embody the richness of Middle Eastern traditions.
Given the enormous sillage and eternal longevity, one generous spray is enough. It projects powerfully from the start and continues to evolve throughout the day, making it ideal for evening wear or special occasions.
Fig. 01 — Dahn Al Oudh Raysan, Ajmal
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