- Ajmal Jannatul Firdaus Attar Perfume | 10ml Alcohol-Free Concentrated Perfume Oil | Oriental Unisex Cologne with Spicy, Musky & Floral Notes | Unisex Attar Perfume | Work, Office, Party Cologne

Good

Overall good smell with opening on fruity soapy side come with deep smoky sweet middle note..gives hint of vetiver somewhere in the end. Not so strong and not very mild either.thickness is very thin watery but last pretty long say 5 to7 hrs depending on heat exposure and surrounding temperature. Overall product packaging and experience is very decent.

definetlly worth to try

This smells like agarbatti not worth buying and not long lasting also trust me its smells very decent

I was hesitant to buy after reading reviews, saying it smells like amla. But still I though to give it a try and I must say they were right. It smells more like amla after some time smell will be different but thats a soft note which you have to smell youself it wont come to you. I also noticed that it smells just for few mins itself, You can smell it after few hours as well but for that you need to take your nose close to that point. Lot of people find it amazing may be because they could smell lower or later notes. So if you are not a perfume guru (like me) or dont have sensitive nose its not for you. I am not saying this is bad product, I would say its not suitable for everyone. I have small collection of attars (excluding empty bottles), I have 2 attars which costs 40rs each in local market near me (havoc and open) I find them much much better than this one. I also have bakhoor, kasturi (price little less or same as this one), mogra (150rs) and gulab (40rs) they also smell better than this one. Note: 2 days back only i found local shop owner selling it for 40rs, quantity was less but smell was exactly same.

I have used jannatul firdaus from various brands, like swiss arabian, nemat, jannet el baqui, some Dubai brands, etc., as well, I have to say this version is one of the best blends. If you are into attars, especially the Indian classics, you cannot miss this one. Of course this is a very familiar smell to our Indian noses as many indian products added similar formulation of perfumes to scent their products. Unfortunately most of us Indians have a tendency to throw away what is ours even if it is good just to persue some western dilute stuff. Yes this will smell reminiscent to ratnamala agarbatti, or nycil powder, or some shampoo to some, but is it a bad fragrance? No. Just because you associate something with consumer products does not make it automatically bad. If you are fragrance lover, especially an attar lover, you need to have this.

I bought the Ajmal Jannatul Firdaus Attar expecting a pleasant traditional fragrance, but personally I did not enjoy it much. The scent felt very strong and had a sharp menthol- and camphor-like smell, similar to a cooling herbal oil. It was quite intense and slightly irritating to the nose after applying. The fragrance may suit people who prefer very strong herbal or medicinal-type attars, but for me, it was not smooth or pleasant enough for regular use.

Ajmal has matched the original fragrance of original Swiss Arabian perfume. Fragrance also lasts upto 6 hrs. But still, very good quality. People r selling fake Jannat e Firdaus all over the internet & none of them matches the original Swiss Arabian. But Ajmal has achieved this feat in very reasonable amount. Gr8 Work!