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02/26/2024
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Wujood by Zimaya - A Real Hidden Gem
Wujood by Zimaya is a fragrance that surprises with its unique scent and impressive performance, all at a ridiculous price (€16). This makes it a true hidden gem in the world of fragrances.
Some people refer to it as a dupe of 5 - Floral, Amber, Sensual Musk , but since I've never smelled that fragrance myself, I can't comment further on the matter. In my little world, Wujood stands as a standalone scent.
Wujood opens with a fascinating blend of spices and floral notes, accompanied by a vanillary creamy sweetness. The floral notes resemble those of lilies of the valley, while the spiciness mainly comes from a decent amount of saffron and a hint of nose-tingling pepper.
The floral notes dissipate rather quickly, leaving behind a wonderful saffron mixed in a vanilla-amber-musk pudding, while balsamic notes (resin and incense) gain prominence over time.
The fragrance has good projection in the first 2 hours; afterward, the balsamic dimension loses some strength, and the scent trail diminishes accordingly. After about 4-5 hours, only the saffron-vanilla with slightl smoky incense nuances remains, until the fragrances finally fades after a total of about 8-9 hours.
For my taste, these balsamic and vanilla notes simultaneously create a suede accord that blends beautifully with the composition giving the drydown a refined touch.
Due to its pleasant, sweet, and musky scent profile, Wujood is versatile: suitable for both men and women, best worn between early autumn and late spring (if not over-sprayed), and suitable for almost any occasion.
Some people refer to it as a dupe of 5 - Floral, Amber, Sensual Musk , but since I've never smelled that fragrance myself, I can't comment further on the matter. In my little world, Wujood stands as a standalone scent.
Wujood opens with a fascinating blend of spices and floral notes, accompanied by a vanillary creamy sweetness. The floral notes resemble those of lilies of the valley, while the spiciness mainly comes from a decent amount of saffron and a hint of nose-tingling pepper.
The floral notes dissipate rather quickly, leaving behind a wonderful saffron mixed in a vanilla-amber-musk pudding, while balsamic notes (resin and incense) gain prominence over time.
The fragrance has good projection in the first 2 hours; afterward, the balsamic dimension loses some strength, and the scent trail diminishes accordingly. After about 4-5 hours, only the saffron-vanilla with slightl smoky incense nuances remains, until the fragrances finally fades after a total of about 8-9 hours.
For my taste, these balsamic and vanilla notes simultaneously create a suede accord that blends beautifully with the composition giving the drydown a refined touch.
Due to its pleasant, sweet, and musky scent profile, Wujood is versatile: suitable for both men and women, best worn between early autumn and late spring (if not over-sprayed), and suitable for almost any occasion.
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