Description
Ajmal Santal Wood Perfume for Unisex is a fragrance that is typically characterized by its woody and oriental notes, making it both warm and inviting. Here are the fragrance notes commonly associated with this perfume:
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Top Notes:
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Citrus: A fresh, zesty opening that gives the fragrance an uplifting start.
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Spicy: A subtle hint of spice, adding complexity to the scent.
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Middle (Heart) Notes:
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Sandalwood: The primary and defining note of the fragrance, giving it a creamy, soft, and warm woody profile.
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Floral: A light floral touch to balance the rich woodiness with a softer, more elegant aroma.
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Base Notes:
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Musk: Adds a sensual, deep, and slightly animalistic undertone.
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Amber: A warm, resinous note that enhances the fragrance's depth and richness.
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Woody: A more grounded, earthy element that complements the sandalwood and adds longevity to the fragrance.
This blend creates a luxurious, smooth, and comforting scent that's ideal for both men and women, with a strong emphasis on sandalwood and woodsy elements.
About The Brand:
Steeped in the rich heritage of fragrance craftsmanship, Ajmal Perfumes stands as a beacon of luxury and purpose. Founded in 1951 by the visionary Haji Ajmal Ali, a journey from a humble farmer to a world-class perfumer is a tale of inspiration. Ajmal embarked on this olfactory odyssey with a meager Rs 500 or $105, determined to turn the magical notes of Dahn AL Oudh into a global phenomenon.
The founder's foresight and entrepreneurial spirit led to the establishment of Ajmal as a premier supplier of fragrances to the Gulf. From the streets of Mumbai to prestigious Duty-Free locations and international airlines, Ajmal's fragrances have graced discerning customers worldwide.
Crafting over 300 captivating fragrances, Ajmal has evolved into a luxury brand synonymous with timeless elegance. The brand’s commitment to excellence extends beyond perfumery; 10% of the Ajmal Group's net profits contribute to philanthropic initiatives, providing free education, healthcare, and vocational training to the underprivileged.
