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Summer Oud EDP 60ml by Ahmed Al Maghribi — Viral Fragrance of 2025?

Quick Snapshot Name: Summer Oud EDP 60ml by Ahmed Al Maghribi Type: Unisex eau de parfum Prominent notes (per Fragrantica): Saffron, Mandarin Orange, Incense, Cypriol; heart: Rose, Cashmere W...

Ahmed Al Maghribi Perfumes Celebrates 25 Years of Legacy with the Launch of the Iconic K-Series

A Night of Legacy, Luxury, and Love for Perfumery On 1st November 2025, Ahmed Al Maghribi Perfumes celebrated a milestone — 25 years of excellence — with a grand gala at the Armani Hotel, Burj Khal...

Al-Kindi the Perfumer: The 9th-Century Polymath Who Wrote Perfumery’s First Great Manual

A clear, well-researched guide to Al-Kindi’s life, his perfume book, and why it still matters. Summary Al-Kindi (Abū Yūsuf Yaʿqūb ibn Isḥāq al-Kindī) was a 9th-century Iraqi polymath at the Abbas...

Perfume Maceration: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How to Do It Right

Everything you need to know about macerating perfume—clearly explained, chemistry-aware, and ready to publish. Quick Summary In modern perfumery, “maceration” usually means letting the fragrance ...

Fun Fact #10: Perfume Smells Different in Hot and Cold Weather

Introduction Ever noticed your perfume smells stronger in summer or softer in winter? That’s because temperature plays a big role in how fragrance develops and projects. Heat Amplifies Perfume In h...

Fun Fact #9: Perfume Lasts Longer on Fabric — But Be Careful

Introduction Ever noticed your clothes holding onto perfume even after a day of wear? That’s because fabric absorbs and retains scent molecules much better than skin. Spraying your perfume on cloth...

Fun Fact #8: Perfume Can Be Worn in Your Hair — With a Catch

Introduction Want your perfume to leave a lasting trail? Spraying it in your hair can be a great trick — but there’s a catch. Regular perfumes aren’t designed for hair, and using them the wrong way...

Fun Fact #7: Coffee Beans Don’t Actually Reset Your Nose

Introduction You’ve probably seen them in perfume shops — little jars of coffee beans meant to “reset” your nose between testing different fragrances. But here’s the truth: coffee beans don’t reall...

Fun Fact #6: “Natural” Doesn’t Always Mean Safer in Perfume

Introduction The word “natural” often sounds reassuring — but when it comes to perfume, natural doesn’t always mean better or safer. In fact, some natural ingredients can be more irritating or unst...

Fun Fact #5: Layering Perfumes Is a Thing — And It’s an Art

Perfume layering is one of the best-kept secrets in fragrance. By combining two or more scents, you can create a signature perfume that’s entirely your own. From softening strong oud with florals t...