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Ajmal · Sold as unisex
Eau d'Oud
The hiss of an espresso machine two seconds before the cup arrives, where a burst of fresh citrus meets the warm, comforting embrace of rich wood.
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Eau d'OudBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Ajmal, known for its mastery of perfume making over six decades, presents Eau d'Oud as a new entry into the aromatic and woody fragrance category. This composition opens with a bright citrus-aromatic blend featuring bergamot, mint, and ginger, creating an invigorating freshness that contrasts sharply with the rich, smoky undertones of oud. The heart notes of neroli and rose add a floral complexity, while the base of musk, amber, and tonka bean provides warmth and depth.
Apply this fragrance with a light touch — the initial freshness fades within an hour but leaves room for the smoky and woody base to develop. It's better suited for cooler weather when its warmth can be fully appreciated.
Fig. 01 — Eau d'Oud, Ajmal
Where to buy.
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Warmly received so far: loved by 73%, disliked or hated by 13%.