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WIDIAN · Sold as unisex
Al Wasl
The quiet intensity of an office-turned-meeting room late in the afternoon, where the air is crisp yet inviting, filled with the subtle warmth of aromatic woods and powdery musk.
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Al WaslHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2020, Al Wasl by WIDIAN is an Oriental Woody fragrance for both women and men, crafted by the renowned perfumer Jean-Claude Astier. The composition opens with a fresh spicy accord, featuring apple and pepper, which gives way to rich and warm notes of oud, white flowers, sandalwood, amber, vanilla, and musk. This blend creates a scent that is both powdery and woody, striking a balance between freshness and warmth.
Apply a light spritz to your pulse points — the fresh spicy notes are fleeting but impactful. The woody base will develop over time, so one or two applications should be enough for all-day wear.
Fig. 01 — Al Wasl, WIDIAN
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Jean-Claude Astier
M. Micallef's senior noseJean-Claude Astier is a senior perfumer who has created for Parfums M. Micallef, Widian, Brocard, Jacomo, and AJ Arabia. At M.
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Warmly received so far: loved by 43%, disliked or hated by 13%.





























