Dahn Al Oudh Moattaq Ajmal

3.92 из 5
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Dahn Al Oudh Moattaq Ajmal

Rated 3.92 out of 5 based on 12 customer ratings
(12 customer reviews)

Dahn Al Oudh Moattaq Ajmal for women and men of Ajmal

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Dahn Al Oudh Moattaq by Ajmal is a Oriental Spicy fragrance for women and men. Top notes are woodsy notes, rose and spices; middle notes are agarwood (oud) and ambergris; base notes are musk and powdery notes.

12 reviews for Dahn Al Oudh Moattaq Ajmal

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    The 18 ml perfume oil is a really lovely rose oud combo that is very unisex and long lasting. It’s a real perfume, starts out barnyardy but quickly segues into one of the more complex and interesting of the rose ouds as the rose is not sweet at all and in combination with the oud creates a bewitching aura. The medicinal aspect of the oud works well with the rose to create an opulent effect, by which I mean it has depth and texture. The 6 ml oil is pure oud, there is no rose. It’s a medicinal woody oud, starts out a little barnyardy with complex aromas, then creates a powerful medicinal woody aura. It skews masculine, also extremely long lasting and powerful, its effect goes on for hours. I think I prefer the former however my husband seems to enjoy and appreciate both. I prefer Oud Al Jazaab for a medicinal oud as it is warmer and has a gorgeous floral phase that is quite special.

  2. :

    4 out of 5

    Tried it after reviews by youtuber friend nikhilsfrags . Initially i found the oud to be medicinal but got used to it just after 3-4 wearings . Oud here is not very woody resinous but medicinal sweet and subtle . Its decent oriental oud rose scent . However i dont think the oud used in this is high quality like it says moattaq oud . Longevity is 4-5 hours max. Not full bottle worthy for me . But definitely worth a try.

  3. :

    4 out of 5

    this kind of oud is difference, its Identical to natural oud, love it

  4. :

    3 out of 5

    Got it today. Very very nice, but doesn’t seem to last.

  5. :

    5 out of 5

    I had been umming and aahing about this for quite some time when I found a bottle on ebay for a song. I have tried to stop blind buying because it is an impulsive decision made on marketing shpiel and not on the reality of my experience of a juice, but I have been mostly very pleased with Ajmal fragrances and thought to give this the benefit of the doubt. However, I am a bit dissappointed. Not by the bottle, which is truly gorgeous and looks like a precious jewel, but by the juice. Not because it doesn’t contain real oud (it does) but because it is practically an eau fraiche!!!!!! You put it on and within minutes the damn thing has dissapeared!!!!! On skin, on fabric, on me, on others, its so short lived and that makes me a bit cross – I like my fragrances to have personality and be present in the room and with me throughout the day, not abscond at the first instance before I even leave the house. It *does* return though should you find yourself working up a sweat, but at that hot sweaty point, you wouldn’t WANT to smell oudhy so it isnt a welcome return. So I’ll let you know a little about it for the brief period you can notice it after you first put it on. Yes, the first thing to hit you is the Ajmal oud, which if you love oudh will please you infinitely, if you are new to oudh it will revile and compel you, and if you hate oudh this will smell like dookie and rotten teeth. It gets sour and odd, with undisclosed indian herbs tempering it and adding a freshness, and after a few minutes a really odd and perculiar rose comes into focus, a bit at a time as if on a gameshow a small square of a bigger picture is revealed square by square until you guess what it is. This is a green rose if ever there was such a thing, or maybe a rose seen through or made of green glass but as soon as you work out that the picture being revealed is a rose, it disappears. This isnt an especially complex composition, but rather the quality of the components is high. It is quite pleasant really, if you can forgive the sour redolence, but it lasts for such a short time. It feels as if all these ideas at the opening sequence are about to pull themselves together and reveal themselves combined into one entity of incredible beauty and reveal after reveal more mysteries and understanding and payoff, but rather just as it starts to make sense it has GONE. If you want a proper Oud that lasts (and lasts and lasts and keeps on giving) then go for the Dehn Al Oudh AL Shams or even the Mukhallat Al Shams (both by Ajmal) you will get a MUCH better bang for your buck. This is pleasant, but not the exquisite masterpiece of longevity, power, and beauty that I had been hoping for.

  6. :

    3 out of 5

    Why don’t they have a separate page for the Mukhallat EdP?
    At first I thought it smelled like The Night (Frederic Malle), which would’ve been an amazing buy for only a small portion of the price, but after comparison, they turned out quite different.
    The oud starts out fecal (or REALLY bad breath like below mentioned) and then steps back for the rose to shine while still present. It’s not smoky like The Night and doesn’t have the warm fuzzy sweetness I love so much about Indian oud, but still authentic. It’s good and worth a try but has something sharp and metallic that prevents me from loving it..

  7. :

    4 out of 5

    I’m sure this is not for anyone. It starts rough but i’ve never in my fragrance addiction smelt a fragrance that changes so much. All of a sudden the beautiful rose,musk,ambergris and oud creates such a beautiful scent.
    I have a lot of oud oils and I’m sure this contains some natural Indian oud.
    This is a love or hate fragrance. For me it’s pure love!

  8. :

    3 out of 5

    This review is for Mukhallat Dahn Al Oudh Moattaq, in the 60ml EDP bottle.
    MDAOM opens very strong with an oud note that instantly dominates the composition. It is pungent and animalic displaying the dirty, untamed, wild perspective of this magnificent ingredient. The rose note along with soft woods plays a discreet role in the background achieving successfully to keep this wild animal into its cage. This taming of the oud as the perfume progresses, in combination with dry herbal notes and mild spices, offers a very warm masculine exotic woody vibe that stays close to the wearer for hours.
    I do not have the knowledge nor the experience to understand whether this mukhallat contains aged oud or not, but this perfume has undoubtedly been a whole new experience for me. It required an open mind, several wearings and a receptive attitude to finally appreciate the opening’s animalic attack, later followed by the ingenious smooth transition to the musky warm and sensual confident drydown.
    MDAOM is generously presented in an impressive and heavy glass bottle with a luxurious cap mechanism.
    A wonderful discovery.
    8.5/10

  9. :

    4 out of 5

    Simply magnificent. So rich and luxurious. Something which has the touch of oriental magic like Roja Dove s diaghilev but is far superior in its blend and appeal. Ajmal is the king of Oud. Period.

  10. :

    5 out of 5

    I agree with ocean.lake. I own a 60 ml EDP bottle
    of Mukhallat DAOM. The stunning crystal bottle is
    nothing like what I have seen before. The bottle
    is so beautiful that the picture above doesn’t
    do justice to the bottle.
    Now for the golden juice inside. This is
    mainly aged oud. Moattaq, I read somewhere is
    aged oud. The oud/rose here is unlike what we
    find in west oriented oud/rose perfumes. This
    one is fuller, rounder and gives an authentic
    vibe of oud. Rose, initially plays a lesser role here
    but its very much there. Rose smells lively and
    not flat as in most other rose/oud perfumes.
    I also got musk and little bit of amber.
    The star of this one, oud doesn’t smell
    synthetic but very real and sort of raw ( in a
    good way) This one is animalic but the
    gorgeous rose tames everything and makes it
    wearable. The oud felt little sticky and
    pungent but in a good way. Oud mellows
    down slowly as the scent progresses.
    I strongly recommend this one. But the
    corollary rule is to try any perfume twice
    before buying.

  11. :

    4 out of 5

    I have a sample of this and I think it’s wonderful. It’s slightly sweet and slightly musky, although I don’t smell floral notes.

  12. :

    5 out of 5

    to me, the pyramids above indicates for the other Ajmal perfume, which is the Mukhallat Dahn Al Oudh Moattaq, presented with the identical hand-cut crystal bottle.
    Mukhallat DAOM is the blend or mixture of aged Indian oud with turkish rose oil and exotic Indian herbs. Middlenote exudes ambery and woody feel with the base culminating in musky powdery and soft-animalic vibe.
    If you are looking for the straight refined aged oud, then DAOM is the right choice. while Mukhallat DAOM is perfect for those who seek a more complex oud scent blended with other notes.

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