Black Fume by Ahmed Al Maghribi
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Description
Black Fume by Ahmed Al Maghribi: A Woody Oriental with a Fruity Twist Black Fume is a woody oriental fragrance from Ahmed Al Maghribi, designed for both women and men. It opens with a burst of raspberry, then settles into a deeper, more mysterious heart. The composition moves through woody notes and orris root before revealing a base of oud,…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 42%
- Spring 21%
- Summer 4.9%
- Autumn 32%
- Day 32%
- Night 68%
Key notes
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Top
raspberry
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Heart
woody notes
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Base
oud wood
Community
73 votes
- Positive 90%
- Negative 4.1%
- Neutral 5.5%
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Leading answer I own it
352 votes
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Leading answer Love it
73 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Black Fume
Black Fume by Ahmed Al Maghribi: A Woody Oriental with a Fruity Twist
Black Fume is a woody oriental fragrance from Ahmed Al Maghribi, designed for both women and men. It opens with a burst of raspberry, then settles into a deeper, more mysterious heart.
The composition moves through woody notes and orris root before revealing a base of oud, labdanum, tobacco, and ambroxan. The result is a layered scent that balances fruit, resin, and smoke, keeping you engaged from start to finish.
The raspberry top note is the first surprise. It's juicy, slightly tart, and surprisingly modern, adding a bright contrast to the darker woods underneath. This isn't a syrupy sweetness; it's a lively, almost electric opener that sets the stage for the complexity to come.
In the heart, woody notes intertwine with orris root, which brings a soft, powdery texture. The orris smooths out the roughness of the wood and creates a velvety transition, making the shift from bright fruit to smoky base feel seamless.
The base is where Black Fume really shows its character. Oud provides a smoky, slightly animalic depth, while labdanum adds an amber-like warmth and balsamic resinousness. Tobacco contributes a dry, slightly sweet edge,and ambroxan extends the scent with a musky, radiant trail.
The accords–woody, fruity, sweet, amber, musky, powdery, earthy–are well balanced. The fragrance evolves slowly,with excellent longevity and a presence that feels both intimate and commanding. It's the kind of scent that rewards close inspection.
With an average rating of 4.58 out of 5 from 73 reviews, Black Fume has earned a loyal following among fans of modern orientals. It stands out as a bold, characterful option among modern orientals.
This perfume is for anyone who loves woody oriental scents with a fruity edge. It works especially well in cooler weather and at evening events, though a light hand makes it wearable during the day too. If you like oud but want something less austere, this is worth trying.
Black Fume is a solid, characterful release from Ahmed Al Maghribi.The combination of raspberry, oud, tobacco, and amber feels both daring and wearable. It delivers a distinctive scent experience that rewards repeated wear–an easy recommendation for woody-oriental enthusiasts.
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Longevity
Leading answer Very long-lasting
53 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Room-filling
50 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
49 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
47 votes
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Black Fume is dark raspberry, leather, smoke, burnt wood, and amber. Powerful, masculine, and quite distinctive. It doesn’t try to please everyone, and that’s precisely why it has more identity than many Arabic perfumes that repeat the same DNA. It’s not an easy or discreet perfume. It’s not a fresh, clean, or casual fragrance for any occasion. The opening has a sweet and quite pronounced raspberry, but it doesn’t go toward youthful or tutti-frutti. Quickly, a more burnt part appears, like toasted wood, dry smoke, and leather. It has a vibe close to perfumes like Ombre Nomade, but sweeter, more direct, and more wearable. The oud doesn’t feel animalic or dirty; it’s more integrated into a smoky, ambery, and heavy structure. It’s not a safe blind buy. If you don’t like dense, sweet, smoky, or leathery fragrances, it can get tiring quickly. It’s a perfume for night, cold, a night out, or a moment when you want something with a strong presence. The performance is usually very high. With this type of perfume, more sprays don’t improve the scent: they make it heavier and messier. Used with a light hand, it works much better. — Rincón Perfumado IG: @rincon.perfum | YouTube: @RinconPerfumado