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WIDIAN · Sold as unisex
II
The cozy luxury of a well-appointed home library where fresh fruits and floral notes mingle with the rich, enveloping scent of powdery woods.
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IIHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2014, II by WIDIAN is a collaborative effort between perfumers Ali Aljaberi and Jean-Claude Astier. This Oriental fragrance opens with the bright zing of mandarin orange and plum, creating an immediate sense of freshness and sweetness. As it settles into its heart, rose and vanilla emerge to provide a warm and comforting embrace, while sandalwood and musk ground the composition in earthy depth. The addition of moss adds a subtle green complexity that keeps II from becoming overly sweet.
Apply this fragrance in layers for maximum impact. Start with one light spritz to allow the citrus top notes to shine through, then add another after ten minutes as the heart notes begin to emerge. This will ensure a balanced and long-lasting scent throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — II, WIDIAN
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Ali Aljaberi
Ali Aljaberi, based in Abu Dhabi, grew up around his family's fragrance boutique, opened in 1982.
Co-created with Jean-Claude Astier
Designer WIDIAN
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