Ajmal Mosha'a Eau de Parfum

Horrible fragrance. It's suffocatingly overpowering. Lasts only 30 minutes.

The scent is long-lasting, but I can only perceive musk. It appears more masculine to me than feminine. It has a sharper and fresher tone, almost like cologne. I think it would be more appealing to men.

Once again, I am convinced that Ajmal can be confidently purchased blindly, especially those with Arabic names and not "Europeanized" ones. It was a successful purchase and I liked it immediately. It's hard to even name something similar in perfumery. At first, there were faint similarities to Laudano Nero, but I urge you not to consider this line as the main reference. The spices, cedar, sandalwood, and undisclosed cinnamon are distinctly noticeable. It is quite strict, definitely not soft and fluffy, and not perfect in every way. It opens up amazingly in the morning chill and loves open spaces or conditioned rooms. I dare to share an association: it could smell like a temple, hoping not to scare anyone away. It definitely won't gather dust on the shelf, as my hand constantly reaches for the lid to sniff when I'm not using it. And the longevity of this brand is quite commendable, and it is no exception.

Beautiful, voluminous, and masculine. It has an Eastern vibe, not too sharp but delicately blended. It starts with a musky note and even the next day, you can still smell the musk on your clothes.