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  1. Al Shareef Oudh

    The 3 OGs - Perfume

    The three OGs Ishraaq, Jasmine and Ward, represent a chapter, an era in quality luxury perfumery. Hundreds of people fell in love with them. They became the signature scent of so many. The trio defined a whole genre in natural perfumery and the artisan space. They didn't only open the door of...
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    The Summit - Perfume

    https://www.instagram.com/p/DN8HALBkh4s/?igsh=d2Z5MHVlZ3J4OWJw The Summit - A fragrant journey to the top, drawing parallels between the climb to the Summit of the tallest Mountain on earth, Mount Everest and the perfumery journey to the top. Working a parallel theme utilising ingredients from...
  3. Al Shareef Oudh

    Old Indian Swords

    ‘HINDI SUYUFI - Indian Swords' "Touches of Tobacco sprinkled with rose dust then immersed in dense amber, progressing into a deep oriental resin with wisps of dark dry fruits, a hint of saffron that gives it dryness, some cloves, cardamom and cinnamon in the distance and a faint tremor of...
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    Zuhayr - Fragrant Poetry

    ‘ZUHAYR - Fragrant Poetry' What engages the olfactory sense is a perfectly time cubed of aroma, each facet rotating in perfect harmony, residing for just the perfect length of time before a different facet, another ray, and another alternate dimension reveals itself to you. Every full bottle we...
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    Nangarhar Rose Oil - Only At Aso

    ‘NANGARHAR ROSE - Exquisite Rose' As we had promised that in 2019 we will reach far and wide to bring to our customers the most amazing of olfactory experiences, and Nangarhar Rose is a gem. As soon as I smelled the Nangarhar Rose I was transported to the middle of a sun-drenched valley...
  6. Al Shareef Oudh

    Nangarhar Rose

    Notorious for its rich culture, craftsmanship & luscious fruits and nuts Afghanistan doesn’t usually come to mind when thinking of prized produce. Though now considered a war-torn ravaged country it was as recent as the 70s that Afghanistan was famous for her abundant fruits and nuts; the result...
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