EJAAZI 3.4 EDP SP for Unisex
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Product Details
| Top Notes | Citruses, Cardamom, Orange, Lavender, Myrtle |
|---|---|
| Base Notes | Amber, Vetiver, Ambroxan, Cedar, Oakmoss, Woodsy notes |
| Heart Notes | Patchouli, Pepper, Lily-of-the-valley, Cinnamon leaf |
| Fragrance Type | Fresh |
| Concentration | EDP |
| Gender | UNISEX |
| Mood | Energize & Refresh |
| Wear (Daytime/Night) | Both |
Introducing the enchanting Ejaazi EDP Spray by the renowned design house of Lattafa. Launched in 2018, this fragrance is a perfect blend of captivating notes crafted for the modern man and woman. Its unisex formulation makes it a versatile choice for anyone who appreciates the art of perfumery.
Opening with a refreshing burst of citruses, orange, cardamom, lavender, and myrtle, Ejaazi immediately captures your senses. This invigorating start is followed by heart notes of patchouli, pepper, lily-of-the-valley, and cinnamon leaf, adding a spicy and floral touch to the composition. The fragrance further deepens into warm base notes of ambroxan, woodsy elements, amber, cedar, oakmoss, and vetiver, leaving a lasting impression.
Ejaazi is more than just a perfume; it's a statement of style and refinement. The EDP Spray is housed in a 3.4 oz bottle, making it a substantial addition to your fragrance collection or an impressive gift. Its barcode, 6291106069020, guarantees its authenticity, ensuring you're getting an original Lattafa product.
Experience the unique charm of Lattafa's Ejaazi EDP Spray, a fragrance that is as dynamic and diverse as its wearers. Whether you're in a business meeting, on a date, or enjoying a casual outing, this scent will complement your personality and enhance your aura. Choose Ejaazi for a scent experience like no other.
A spicy citrus scent with amber and smoky undertones.
Yes, works well for day or evening wear.
Fall and spring are ideal.
It leans masculine but is suitable for all.
Yes, especially in the opening notes.
