Citrine by Ahmed Al Maghribi
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Citrine by Ahmed Al Maghribi: A Woody Oriental with a Citrus Twist Citrine by Ahmed Al Maghribi is a woody oriental fragrance created for both men and women. It strikes a pleasing balance between bright, fruity freshness and warm, resinous depth. The scent opens with lemon, mint, mango, and ginger. The heart develops around jasmine and cedar, while the base…
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
31 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
8 votes
Season
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15 votes
Time of day
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7 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Citrine
Citrine by Ahmed Al Maghribi: A Woody Oriental with a Citrus Twist
Citrine by Ahmed Al Maghribi is a woody oriental fragrance created for both men and women. It strikes a pleasing balance between bright, fruity freshness and warm, resinous depth.
The scent opens with lemon, mint, mango, and ginger. The heart develops around jasmine and cedar, while the base rests on musk, oud wood, and amber.
Right away, the top notes feel lively and crisp. Lemon and mint provide an energetic, green opening, while mango brings a soft tropical sweetness and ginger adds a subtle aromatic bite.
As it settles, the composition turns more elegant. Jasmine introduces a clean white-floral facet, and cedar offers a dry, refined woodiness that bridges the heart and the deeper base.
The base is where the perfume gains its oriental character. Musk creates a smooth, skin-hugging texture, oud adds a smoky, almost leathery depth, and amber wraps the blend in a warm, slightly sweet glow.
Overall, the fragrance uses contrasting accords: citrus, aromatic, green, fresh spicy, white floral, tropical, woody, musky, fruity, and sweet. Despite the complexity, it wears easily and never feels heavy.
This versatility makes Citrine suitable for many moments, from daytime work to casual evenings. It leaves a noticeable trail without overwhelming, and its shape suits different seasons.
Citrine is ideal for fragrance lovers who enjoy contrasts—those drawn to bright citrus and tropical fruit, but also to deeper, woodier bases. It is also a friendly way to explore oud for the first time.
In short, Citrine by Ahmed Al Maghribi is a well-crafted woody oriental with a refreshing start and a warm, lasting finish. With an average rating of 4.62 out of 5, it has clearly found favor among those who appreciate a versatile unisex scent.
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Longevity
Tied for the lead Moderate / Long-lasting
2 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
3 votes
Character
Tied for the lead Balanced / Leans masculine / Traditionally masculine
3 votes
Value perception
Tied for the lead Fair price / Good value / Excellent value
3 votes
Community reviews
3 reviews
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Hello to the community, I’m new. I bought this perfume. There aren’t many reviews in Spanish, and I don’t know if this perfume is well known. I’ve had it for three days. Is it necessary to let it macerate, oxygenate it, and store it for two months? They say this house works with better oils and essences, and it doesn’t come across as so alcoholic. It’s true that it lasts a long time and is more realistic than other inspirations.
Ctrine smells good. And I have little else to say. The opening supposedly comes with mango, ginger, mint, and lemon, but on my skin the mango must have missed the plane, and the ginger never even left the house. What’s left is a soft, simple citrus with mint and barely a fruity hint. Then the woods come out, and in the background that oud with musk and amber gives it a bit more body. Does it smell bad? Not at all. Is it special, novel, or does it make me want to run back to smell my arm? Not really. Unisex, pretty acceptable longevity for this profile and pleasant to wear. But that’s it. There are perfumes that tell a story and others that have simply come. Ctrine has come.
Hello to the community, I’m new. I bought this perfume. There aren’t many reviews in Spanish, and I don’t know if this perfume is well known. I’ve had it for three days. Is it necessary to let it macerate, oxygenate it, and store it for two months? They say this house works with better oils and essences, and it doesn’t come across as so alcoholic. It’s true that it lasts a long time and is more realistic than other inspirations.