Saffron by Ajmal - Statement by Mrtangiers

Luwa 1 year ago

That wouldn't be for me.

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Konst121 1 year ago

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It just works :)

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Steffi92 1 year ago

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Not really my thing.

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Chizza 1 year ago

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I imagine that to be modest.

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ElAttarine 1 year ago

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I'll take saffron, but preferably not straightened out ;-)

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Jeob 1 year ago

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I prefer my rivers to grow wild, and most of all, without saffron.

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Mrtangiers 1 year ago

1

Yes, without the saffron, I would have liked it better too.

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Stella73 1 year ago

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I prefer to watch from the shore.

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Bosworth 1 year ago

1

Doesn't excite you.

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Danny264 1 year ago

1

doesn't seem that solid

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Spatzl 1 year ago

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I wonder if I could expect the base...

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Käse 1 year ago

1

not too bad.

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Seejungfrau 1 year ago

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Sounds alright... well, sort of.

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ParfumAholic 1 year ago

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You definitely won't miss out on anything, but it doesn't really entice me. However, the bottle looks inviting.

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Mrtangiers 1 year ago

Yeah, I see it that way too. You definitely can't go wrong with it, but personally, I've just smelled that direction so many times that I've had enough of it ^^

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Brida 1 year ago

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It's too constricted for me. I prefer to take in the horizon ;-)

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BillyBumbler 1 year ago

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I probably don't need it right now, but I can definitely do it :)

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Duftgroupie 1 year ago

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Sounds quite interesting!

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Theris 1 year ago

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Rose and wood, they can definitely go down the waterfall.

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Jonez 1 year ago

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Sounds pretty good, I have to say. I'm curious!

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Mrtangiers 1 year ago

I'm curious to see how you like it, and especially what you think of the patchouli-it's quite wild... :D

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Andin 1 year ago

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Sounds like a tourist boat ride...

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Gandix 1 year ago

1

Saffron... I'll skip that part...

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Schoeibksr 1 year ago

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Then the saffron is either not high quality, or something else stands out.

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Mrtangiers 1 year ago

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I think the saffron stands out, or rather, the synthetic substitute stands out.

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Cfr 1 year ago

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It can't be due to high demand 😅

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Mrtangiers 1 year ago

Not sure, I think the Ajmal ones are generally hard to find around here.

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Pinseltown 1 year ago

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Beautiful picture, sounds quite nice...

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Mrtangiers 1 year ago

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*Quite a classic saffron-rose-amber-oud like you find in abundance from these Middle Eastern houses. Slightly animalic oud, this time completely free of any cheesiness, meets softly nuanced, slightly piercing saffron, the classic rose, and a warm amber accord in the drydown. It's pretty linear, with only the amber continuing to develop. For my personal taste in this segment, the rose is once again too one-dimensional, and the saffron bothers me repeatedly. At the original price (around 1.30/ml), it’s worth it, but for some reason, it’s currently being offered at a much higher price; I think delivery issues might be the problem.

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