Hatkora Wood by Ajmal
Men Women 2014
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Description
Hatkora Wood by Ajmal is a spicy oriental fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2014, this olfactive composition features top notes of Hatkora wood, lemon, and peach. The heart reveals saffron, ginger, lavender, and rose, while the base settles on sandalwood, oud wood, ambergris, amber, and musk.
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Key notes
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Top
Hatkora Lemon
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Heart
saffron
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Base
sandalwood
Community
401 votes
- Positive 81%
- Negative 8.7%
- Neutral 10%
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
1,581 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
401 votes
Season
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579 votes
Time of day
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300 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Hatkora Wood
Hatkora Wood by Ajmal is a spicy oriental fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2014, this olfactive composition features top notes of Hatkora wood, lemon, and peach. The heart reveals saffron, ginger, lavender, and rose, while the base settles on sandalwood, oud wood, ambergris, amber, and musk.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices Flowers Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic
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Longevity
Leading answer Very long-lasting
284 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
328 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
202 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
183 votes
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Locofragrance
Today this fragrance finally arrived, and to my surprise, it did nothing for me. It smells like dry earth and ink, nothing like what I expected. I don’t know if my batch is expired or went bad due to poor storage, but it feels like an old, stale perfume; that really disappoints me.
PerroDelMar
Out of my entire collection, this is the one that gets the most compliments; it clearly has a lot of appeal. It features a robust base of amber and wood, topped with citrus and floral notes that create a soapy sensation. It smells clean, powerful, and striking, with brutal performance. I’d place it in the same family as Tygar, Turathi Blue, and Bergamask. If you’re looking for potent citrus, this is the one.
PerroDelMar
Out of my entire collection, this is the one that gets the most compliments; it has a lot of appeal. A robust base of amber and wood with citrus and floral notes that give a soapy feel. It smells clean, powerful, and striking, with brutal performance. I compare it to Tygar, Turathi Blue, and Bergamask. If you’re looking for potent citrus, this is the one.
Jonas Biel
Hatkora Wood, February 2020 batch: I have to say, this is an exquisite perfume in the truest sense. I’ve received many compliments despite rumors of a reformulation; I believe factors like counterfeits or decomposition are at play, because it projects strongly and lasts up to 15 hours on my skin, which is very noticeable. Personally, I love it; it has great strength and the composition feels incredibly rich. On my skin, the oud and musk notes really stand out.
Jonas Biel
Hatkora Wood, February 2020 batch: this is an exquisite perfume. Despite the reformulation rumors, I’ve received many compliments; perhaps it’s a counterfeit or decomposed, because it projects strongly and lasts 15 hours on my skin, which is very noticeable. I love its strength and the richness of its composition. On my skin, the oud and musk really stand out.
Landberk70
I’m starting by setting aside emotion to be objective. I was pleasantly surprised by Incense Wood from this house: powerful aroma, good longevity, and great sillage. This mess, however, is a total rip-off. Synthetic, poor, low-quality, and vulgar. Imagine a dishwashing lemon, but with less sillage and longevity. To be fair, I don’t recommend it. Don’t waste your money or time trying to make you like it. It’s equal to Orto Parisi’s Boccanera, with the same disappointing sillage and longevity. Conclusion: I will never buy from this brand again. Scent 5.5/10, Sillage 3.5/10, Projection 3/10, Longevity 3/10.
ticopan
It’s strange there isn’t a review for this citrus gem from Ajmal’s luxury line. A delight of balanced citrus with woods, spices, flowers, and high-quality fruits. It’s like a version of Bergamask but much more pleasant and wearable; their niche version with natural ingredients. It’s not linear, it’s more delicate than the pungent Bergamask, with incredible projection and longevity lasting over 10 hours. It generally pleases and makes you noticed. Worth it if you love citrus; congratulations to Ajmal. PS: Among the best 2019 batches, it seems the 2020 ones weren’t as good.
Landberk70
I’m starting with objectivity. I was pleasantly surprised by Incense Wood: powerful, with good longevity and great sillage. This mess, however, is a total rip-off. Synthetic, poor, vulgar. Imagine a dishwashing lemon, but with less sillage and longevity. I don’t recommend it. Don’t waste your money or time. It’s equal to Orto Parisi’s Boccanera, with the same disappointing sillage and longevity. Conclusion: I will never buy from this brand again. Scent 5.5/10, Sillage 3.5/10, Projection 3/10, Longevity 3/10.