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Ajmal · Sold as masculine
Vision
You reach for this the morning after a late flight, where the scent of fresh linen and woody notes reminds you that home is just a spritz away.
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VisionBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2010 by Ajmal, Vision is a Woody fragrance that seamlessly blends the crispness of citrus with the warmth of musky and amber accords. The composition opens with vibrant notes of violet and bergamot before giving way to a heart of floral and green notes, creating an engaging contrast between freshness and depth. The base notes of musk, woods, and ambergris anchor the fragrance with a rich and earthy foundation. Vision is a proof of Ajmal's mastery in perfumery, capturing the essence of modern elegance.
Given its moderate longevity and sillage, Vision is best applied in two well-placed sprays. The citrus and green top notes are most noticeable in the first hour, so plan your application accordingly for maximum impact.
Fig. 01 — Vision, Ajmal
Where to buy.
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