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Ajmal · Sold as feminine
Maraam
The intricate patterns of a traditional carpet where opulent scents and rich textures come together, creating an inviting ambiance that's both warm and elegant.
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MaraamBudget · 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 Maraam as an Oriental Floral fragrance that captures the essence of opulent scents from the Middle East. The composition opens with a bold and rich Agarwood (Oud) note, which is then complemented by litchi's fruity sweetness. This fruity opening leads into a heart of jasmine and ylang-ylang, adding a touch of floral elegance. The base notes of ambergris, musk, and rose create an animalic yet warm and enveloping finish.
Maraam is best applied in layers for the fullest experience. Start with a light spritz to allow the fruity top notes to bloom before adding more for the deeper base notes to emerge. This fragrance reads well close to skin, making it perfect for intimate moments or evenings out.
Fig. 01 — Maraam, Ajmal
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What people
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Warmly received so far: loved by 38%, disliked or hated by 14%.