Hajj Eau Fine (Eau de Parfum) by soOud

Hajj Eau Fine 2010 Eau de Parfum

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09/14/2011 - 03:03 PM
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Everything but Pilgrimage!

First, my thanks to Luminosa for this floral-spice hammer.

Of course, I wanted to know what Hajj means, but I couldn't find anything definitive. I don't assume it has anything to do with a pilgrimage, as the fragrance concept is anything but religious.

Even the top note makes it clear that a fragrant seducer is at work here. A mandarin-anise accord skillfully prepares the way for the lush scent journey.

In the heart note, the osmanthus wears a sharp ginger dress with accessories of rose and sweet wood, aiming to seduce.

With the base, all the cuddly artillery is brought out to perfect the olfactory seduction with various balsamic, earthy, and spicy notes.

Hajj is like a beautiful, perfectly fitting dress made of dark silk with a breathtaking neckline. And for this reason, it is not a scent for me, as it is TOO feminine.

Those who love floral-oriental should definitely give this gem a try.

Conclusion: g..l
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4 Comments
PeanutPeanut 14 years ago
I suspect I would be put off by this candidate. Ginger, anise, spice-ugh. But for the right wearers, it's definitely a statement fragrance.
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LuminosaLuminosa 14 years ago
Well, I don't like licorice and I own this fragrance. Either I'm anosmic here, or the licorice is so finely woven in that I can't detect it.
EP, I would love to see you in a dark dress with a stunning neckline... ;-))
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DeepRiverDeepRiver 14 years ago
The licorice note is really very very very very very very very very fine ... and I think ... definitely UNISEX ^^
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FlorblancaFlorblanca 14 years ago
Eww, licorice. I'd rather not.
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