Wasim Akram 502 by Junaid Jamshed bottle
Junaid Jamshed

Wasim Akram 502

4.2/5 · 47 votes Masculine 2017
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Heart notes
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Character

Longevity3.0/5
Sillage2.9/5
Day95
Night62
Summer100
Spring81
Fall57
Winter43
Our take

A man who reaches for a clean, ironed shirt and a touch of confidence before heading out the door will find a familiar partner here. Wasim Akram 502 avoids heavy drama. It is a daytime companion, suitable for a coffee run, a work meeting, or a casual lunch where you want to smell put-together without announcing your arrival from the parking lot.

The opening greets you with a crisp, juicy bite of apple and sweet orange, tempered by the bright, slightly medicinal lift of cardamom. It feels energetic and clean, never cloying. As it settles, the heart reveals a classic aromatic blend. The lavender and clary sage provide a soapy, herbal freshness, while the juniper berries add a subtle, resinous sharpness that keeps the fruit from becoming childish.

The foundation is where the fragrance earns its versatility. Earthy patchouli and oakmoss anchor the scent, giving it a masculine, forest-floor depth that prevents it from drifting into generic body-wash territory. A warm amber glow wraps around these darker notes, ensuring the transition from the bright top to the woody base feels seamless. You will not be overwhelming the room, but those who stand near you will catch a pleasant, steady aura of warmth and wood.

This is a safe, crowd-pleasing choice for the man who prefers traditional masculinity over loud sweetness. It lacks the complexity to surprise a seasoned collector, yet it performs its job reliably. Wear it when the sun is up and the goal is to smell like a well-groomed version of yourself.

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