PlumOpens with
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Ajmal · Sold as feminine
Lure for Her
The crisp clarity of a mid-afternoon meeting, where subtle fruity notes meet soft florals in the air.
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Lure for HerBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Lure for Her by Ajmal was launched in 2010, bringing together the brand's mastery of fragrance creation with an elegant blend of white floral and fruity notes. The composition opens with plum and apricot, creating a sweet and juicy freshness that gives way to a heart of jasmine and African orange flower. The woody base anchors this vibrant bouquet, providing warmth and depth. Ajmal, known for its rich history in perfumery, crafted Lure for Her as an embodiment of modern elegance and sophistication.
This fragrance blooms gradually over time, so applying it an hour before you need it allows the full depth to emerge. A light spritz on pulse points is sufficient as the sweet and woody accords are designed to linger close to the skin.
Fig. 01 — Lure for Her, Ajmal
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