Wanderer

Yeah!! It is an Aventus clone with a middle eastern twist, the fruity citrus opening fades quickly abd it leaves you with more mossy feel with musky oriental dry down. Overall 8/10 if you like Aventus with an oriental twist. Classy and not for teenagers

nice and good perfume ajmal is o.k....

After buying Ajmal Blu which is a stunning, gorgeous summer scent I was eager to try another scent from the house of Ajmal. Wanderer had a super good price (14 euro) so I chose this quite new scent from 2020. Ajmal Wanderer has arrived in a beautiful, quality box and the bottle itself is very attractive as well. It has a very masculine look and looks great on the shelf. The scent itself is a woody-citrusy-musky-leathery smell which is lovely. It actually absolutely reminds me to Lalique Pour Homme (the one with the lion head) Not saying they are identical but having both bottles, I can say they are very-very similar. It also reminds me to Jaguar Innovation as well therefore these 2 could be easily mentioned in the 'this perfume reminds me' section next to Creed. In my opinion this scent can be used spring and autumn day and night the best and I would say this scent is for people above 30 years even more 40. It has a sexy but mature smell. For this price, I definitely recommend it to buy, if you don't have the above mentioned Lalique / Jaguar scents.

Ajmal Wanderer comes in a very nice box with a holographic effect which you can't see at photos. The bottle however is boring – it's just a generic, angular bottle with a simple cap; a few different Ajmal perfumes have this bottle. The perfume opens up with a noticeably citrus smell. Then some floral and fruity scents appear – white flowers, lavender and maybe herbs and some red fruits mixed with a lot of citruses; a little leather and smoke can be smelled somewhere deep, too. Pretty soon a ripe, sweet pineapple comes in, but the perfume also starts smelling more and more like lily. The dry-down smells like citruses, white flowers, pepper and musk. I can't notice wood in this perfume, however. The sillage is very weak. At the beginning, you can smell a lot of citruses within an arm's length, but after an hour and a half it becomes quite close to the skin. After two hours you have to put your nose to the skin to smell it. So the dry-down smells nice, but its strength is very low. The longevity on my skin is around four to five hours – but bear in mind that after two hours it's very close to the skin; after four hours you can smell mostly musk, but it's very delicate. I've worn this perfume many times already and it has always seemed to me that it disappeared quite quickly – quicker than my other perfumes. Overall, I'd say it smells mostly like citruses, and it's a nice, masculine perfume. It suits elegant clothes and it's very good for the night. It's a very, very cheap perfume – I bought mine 100 ml bottle for around 8 USD / 7 EUR. It's a nice smell for that price – you can happily overspray it and go for a night out. People say it's similar to Aventus by Creed, but I don't know this scent, so I can't deny nor confirm it.

This is a clone of not Aventus, but Cedrat Boise from Mancera. Starts harsh and synthetic, has a strong chemical smell of the artifical musk and lemon detergent, that you can find on cheap perfumes. After 10 minutes it settles to a cedrat boise like scent, the lemon gets more refined, the synthetic musk stays in the background and a woodsy/leathery note emegres. In my imagination this smells like the wooden cutting borad, after you sliced lemons on it. Not bad. At this point it only feels synthetic when you dip your nose on it. Longievity and sillage is pretty low. The presentation is satisfying.