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Woodsy NotesHeart
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Ajmal · Sold as feminine
Khawatir
An afternoon tea in a sunlit room where litchi and rose blend seamlessly with warm spices, creating an inviting yet sophisticated ambiance.
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KhawatirBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Khawatir by Ajmal was launched in 2010 and is an embodiment of the brand's mastery of intricate fragrance compositions. This Floral Fruity scent opens with a bright litchi note that contrasts beautifully against a rich backdrop of rose and spices, including saffron. The heart blends warm woody notes with a subtle metallic touch, adding depth and complexity to the composition. The base layers in musky and leathery undertones, grounding the fragrance with an earthy warmth.
Khawatir has strong sillage and long-lasting properties, so one or two sprays are sufficient to make a lasting impression. It's best applied during the cooler parts of the day when its spicy and woody notes can unfold fully without being overwhelmed by heat.
Fig. 01 — Khawatir, Ajmal
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Respected, if divisive: loved by 45%, disliked or hated by 27%.