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Ajmal · Sold as masculine
Entice Him
The moment you step into an upscale men's grooming salon, where the fresh scent of citrus mingles with warm wood and musk to create a sense of refined comfort.
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Entice HimBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2010, Ajmal’s Entice Him is a Woody Chypre fragrance that marries the crispness of bergamot with the earthy depth of vetiver and patchouli. The composition opens with a refreshing burst of bergamot before transitioning to a rich blend of vetiver and patchouli, creating an enveloping warmth. Anchored by musky notes, this scent is designed to linger long after it’s been applied, making a lasting impression without ever feeling heavy.
Given its enormous sillage and eternal longevity, Entice Him projects well from skin. A single spritz can last through the day, so apply sparingly in the morning and allow it to develop over time for the best effect. It’s particularly suited for cooler weather when its warm spicy notes come to life.
Fig. 01 — Entice Him, Ajmal
Where to buy.
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Warmly received so far: loved by 29%, disliked or hated by 12%.




















