Ayati

Bulgarian rose opens Ayati with a fresh, dewy brightness. The petals feel cool and slightly green.

Taif rose follows in the heart, richer and more honeyed than its Bulgarian counterpart. Jasmine adds a creamy white lift that keeps the florals from sitting too heavy. Indian oud grounds the flowers with a dry, woody depth. White musk smooths the edges into a soft, powdery finish.

The overall impression is polished and composed. It carries a quiet luxury that suits a formal dinner or a seated event. Those who dislike prominent oud or heavy powder should look for something lighter.

The final accord rests on rose, oud, musky, powdery, floral.

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