Warek

Testing this blind from the ScentXplore bag, it opened musky and animatic. I get a little bit of gin or juniper in the opening and a little bit of rose or similar floral in the dry down but it mostly remains musky and animalatic. It remained essentially the same all day, with great sillage. Looking at the notes, they make sense now, and I kinda wish I didn't know as I honestly was expecting at least something in there that is animalatic or musky, but I guess the mix of oud, saffron, leather, and incense presents itself in some strange way as something similar. What I don't get with this fragrance is anything that is obviously leathery, or incense in your face. It's a great blend and I didn't think I'd like it at first but by the end of the day I quite adore it even though I think I'd find it sexier on a woman, but it fits me as well.

Location: Perth, WA Season: Fall Time: 18:45 Temperature: 20°C / 84% humidity Sprays: 3 One of the coolest evenings we’ve had for a good few months. It’s April, so there’s still high humidity in the air. The air is cool but the lack of oxygen in it makes you uncomfortably sticky. Three sprays has just about nuked the house. The projection is huge. Stunning leather, oud, saffron and an earthy rose, although the rose isn’t prominent. The incense and patchouli are blended beautifully. Almost a resinous kush aroma, but not too skanky. This stuff is beastly. Possibly too strong for a humid evening, but this juice is getting destroyed during the winter months. If you like deep, coarse, earthy, leathery scents, the type that make Godolphin seem tame, grab yourself a bottle. Thank me later.

I have to totally disagree with Graf [this time]! :) I find Warek very pleasant :) on my skin it smells of lovely fruity oud with a touch of incense! Leather comes out in an hour or so...A lovely blend :)

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Warek is a very interesting scent. This is a pleasant fragrance which revolves primarily around rose, saffron and oud. A scent profile that has been done so many times, and yet this one does offer something different in my eyes. Rather than being overly jammy and sweet with the rose and saffron, I find they act as supporting notes to the brooding oud and smooth leather. This darkness has a slight bitter greenness about it from earthy patchouli and guaiac wood which I find rather addicting. Overall this is one of the more impressive scents from Kajal that I’ve tried. This one seems to go in its own direction and smell genuinely really good. It’s still not brilliant enough for me to buy a bottle but I will enjoy wearing my decant nevertheless.