Oud and rose. A combination that's
quite common and yet most perfumes that utilize it fall
short in doing it justice.
Our Layali featured oud and rose, and the sheer
quality of its ingredients put it in a category of its own.
But in crafting Layali, the aim was to bring out the notes
already present in the oud oils that were used in the blend.
Rose was only a secondary ingredient.
Al-Jazzab, on the other hand, is cloud nine for
rose lovers.
The crisp alluring fragrance of Bulgarian rose otto
dominates the opening, and permeates through the heart and
base of the fragrance. The careful mix of different rose
oils ensures a very rich rosiness that is present from start
to finish.
In this reformulation of Al-Jazzab, no less than five
wild-harvested oud oils from different countries were used.
The careful marrying of these oud oils alone bequeathed it a
remarkably complete perfuminess, and the healthy dose of
rose further enhances that. Accents of black pepper, leather
and smoke gives it a warmth that vividly contrasts with the
crisp top notes of rose and camphor.
Dab some on and go for a stroll. Prepare to experience the
Pied Piper phenomenon first-hand.
I sprayed a small amount on my hand and just fell in love with it...might have to pick that one up too if it isn’t already sold out....
S.C. (USA)
I already try it and all the time I was laughing. I was laughing because of the transformation of rose oud and I think there is Luban.
I love it. One spray was enough to prevent me of sleeping 😂
S.O. (Saudi Arabia)
I wanted to wear my best Rose
Oud perfume for my Daughters first birthday party…. this
is what I chose.
This is Rose infused Oud, no musk, just Oud and Rose
presented in a Kalidescope of colours and emotions. The
Rose is crystalline perfect not sweet, not dark, not
dense, not syrupy just perfect. The Oud does not support
or uphold the rose they both are woven together, where one
ends the other begins. Like a Kalideascope with every
breath a different facets comes into focus before
shimmering away to reveal another facets…again and again
it changes shimmers focus defocus focus defocus over and
over again as the rose and Oud intertwine supported by a
slight camphoric clean mind buzzing feeling.
R.L. (Canada)
The Al-jazzab has the perfect Oud/ rose balance. This is
quite a common mixture from many perfume houses currently,
but none have done it so perfectly as you have here. My
bottle is gone; my wife loves it and it's hers now, but
I'll be sure to sneak into her closet for a swipe every
now and again.
Y.H. (Saudi Arabia)
Al-Jazzab is oudy, smoky, rosy heavenly bliss!! :) Loving
it!
S.S. (USA)
It is totally utterly sensational!!! Thank you so much.
You are an alchemist extraordinaire!
K.G. (Australia)
I don't know what black magic goes into this blend but the
ROSE...oh the rose. I have never smelled a rose this
beautiful before. As the scent develops over the day, new
facets are revealed, but for me the gem of this blend is
the rose. Absolutely gorgeous!
M.P. (South Africa)
amazing really amazing
M.J. (UK)
I love it without any reservations because it is an
awesome mukhallat and you can tell it is made with very
high quality ingredients. Right now I notice dark
chocolate and smokey notes, and the roses are just
beginning to emerge. It will be a treat to see how it
evolves. I will definitely buy from you again.
S.N. (USA)
I’ve tasted rose petal jam that was so delicious I had to
hide the spoon to keep from devouring the entire jar but I
never encountered a man-eating rose until I smelled Agar
Aura’s Al-Jazzab! It’s more crimson than dahlias, more
velvety than coxcombs and far more brazen than the
spectacular birds-of-paradise flowers that are flaunted in
many exotic bouquets. Indian oud adds dark, lusty,
animalic seductiveness to the winking, lemony liveliness
of Damask rose, while spikenard struts down the Red Carpet
with haughty herbal roughness. Most mesmerizing of all is
the balsamic, honeyed sweetness of the glamorous, Moroccan
varietal whose harvest is celebrated every May during the
Festival of Roses in El Kelaâ M’Gouna. Although this vixen
perfume may be way too wanton and wayward to wear during
the day, it’s a perfume whose prickliest thorns I’d most
willingly embrace at any hour if it meant that I could
cozy up even closer to its sultry, provocatively
disturbing scent. Although the voluptuousness of the scent
makes me think of it as a woman’s perfume, it’s woody and
leathery backbone make it equally at home warming the neck
of my beloved.
M.W. (USA)
I did not expect to fall for this, but did pretty much
immediately (the name is well chosen. ha!) My favorite
mukkhalat so far (by anyone) has been your areej. but
al-jazzab, with its rose and wood and smoke (and delicious
earthy dirt) has vaulted right to the top.
M.O. (USA)
I didn't even have to open the package to get a whiff of
the rose in Al-Jazzab! It really is something else! I mean
I knew I was going to like it, based on the rose and oud
combination, but I didn't know I was going to LOVE it!
Could end up being my most favorite mukhallat I've
purchased from you, I may even like it more than Idaino
Dento.
S.K. (USA)
I just put on the Al-Jazzab, it strikes me as a bold,
dark, rich and sweet, spicy and rosy fragrance. Definitely
more rosy than Layali as you said in your description. I
really like it!
D.C. (USA)