Shaghaf

This is the page that shows the correct notes for the "AJMAL SHAGAF" fragrance. The other "AJMAL SHAGAF" page has different notes that are not correct at least for the effective Shagaf by Ajmal. Probably it was intended for the "Ajmal Haem" fragrance. __________ Now about Shagaf from Ajmal: Superb presentation and a fantastic unisex oriental scent. Recommended!

THIS IS NOT AJMAL SHAGHAF ! but the picture belongs to Ajmal Shaghaf THIS IS AJMAL HAEM ! the boottle of Ajmal Haem is identical to the bottle of Ajmal Shaghaf but has slightly lighter colours. The notes are correct for Ajmal Haem.

to answer the poster under as to weather there are 2 shagafs..there are 2 similar bottles but have 2 names and smell different the other one is called HAEIM u can see them both on the picture next to the notes they have a slightly different color and the names are written in Arabic one is shagahf and the other is haem i am reviewing shagaf today which i have been contemplating for quite a while i tested it over six times in the past year and i finally bought it(not because i didn't like it just because i have been very picky with what i bring home it costs less than 20 us $) and it really costs nothing compared to other niche perfumes and it does smell like a niche very similar to all the high end oud rose combos that are light and floral like the armani prive oud rose and others .. its a 75 ml edp when you first spray it it smells elegant fresh frenchy /floriental/arabian perfumey it smells like you walked in to a high end perfume department store where they spray so many oud florientals like the diors and the niches and the guerlines it has this facet of being weak compared to true authentic Arabian perfumes that tend to be much stronger in nature its a floriental at heart with lots of oud rose amber resiny light musky accords a bit of fruitiness and sweetness that doesn't speak so loud yet makes the whole composition sing with delight it could be a sultry perfume its very feminine personal intimate in a way sexy in a way but not so overly so it can be also very floraly frech and innocent its a skin scent that works with each individuals skin ph balance and acts accordingly so what i am smelling and experiencing on my skin might be very different to someone else s experience i dont usually take white florals easily and this is a honeyed white floral with hints of oud rose and musks and ambery notes that i can take occasionally its a dressy perfume a frenchy Arabian twist of tom for noir and Arabian inspired 300 digit niches i want to keep spraying it over and over again its not sickly sweet nor is it cloying yet its smooth a bit satiny velvety lucid and very dreamy very reminiscent of old school madam Rochas and amouage jubilation if u layer it with modern day oud rose compositions .. its clean on the dries side yet mellow its resiny yet cool not heavy at all yet it smells rich and refreshing and some what vintage with hints of powdery florals its bright uplifting true to its charterer and certainly different from the frutchulie bombs its easy to wear and can be usd day or night any season really but preferably a night autumn wintery depending on your idea of winter though! it does turn a bit indoilc on my skin like the jador dior oil but its still bearable like orange blossom with oud florals and rose it is synthetic like 90% of perfumes out there but it doesn't give me headaches it speaks softer notes of love and passion and elegance its reserved constraint in its own world of passion that speaks only to those lucky few who can discover it its easy to use for the non eastern noses for its not so heavy on the oud yet its floriental at heart with rose oud

i was going to buy this impulsively after first testing but i resisted the urge for i had so many other oud on i didnt know what i was testing but it surely smelled gorgeous with all the other ouds and blends for sure its perfect for layering its an ambery musky floraly floriental with a bright opening and a more alcoholic content wich helps in adding brightness to oud or oil users i personally liked it alot and it was also very cheap about 18 us $ for 50 or a 100 ml i was just weary about the floral part turning indolic so i have to retest but it doesn't have alot of white florals or jasmine i think its more on the ambery musky warmer side of the perfume spectrum i will eventually retest or get it and write a better review

Elegant, very floral, soft oud in the background, not oriental at all. More feminine and with moderate performance. The bottle is very beautiful.

I tried it today (double checked it was Shag*H*af not Shagaf or Haem) and I get mostly oud and woody notes. The scent is much more complicated then displayed here - on the retailer website where I tested it, threre pear, raspberry, saffron, rose, orange blossom, oud, patchouli, ambergris and musk. I get almost all these notes with oud being most prominant. For me it's spicy oud with a hint of rose. Not fiminine at all. Silage and longvality are very good, I still can smell it after shower.

- First thing first, to make It clear : THERE IS NO OUD HERE, period. - Secondly: THIS IS NOT ARABIAN STYLE FRAGRANCE. This could be easily a fragrance made by Chanel or those types of houses. 100% feminine ( like coco chanel ), the price tag here is incredible for the quality. If you are a man thinking that the listed notes here may reflect a very oriental fragrance, then... you are wrong. I bought it based on them, and I am really disappointed. I don't understand why they are marketing it like a unisex fragrance, why why why ?? Floral western style. This reviews goes also for haem.

There is another Shaghaf is this different or the same? there are 2 shaghaf one without the second h search ajmal main page, I know Haem is already there.

Oudhy musky leathery ... Very masculine and ultra seductive. On the right man, this could be very alluring