Just Azraq by Fragrance World
Women 2023
Description
Just Azraq by Fragrance World is an aromatic woody fragrance for women. Launched in 2023, this composition features pineapple and cardamom in the top notes; vanilla bean, incense, and sage in the heart; and tonka bean, sandalwood, and patchouli in the base.
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Key notes
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Top
pineapple
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Heart
vanilla pod
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Base
tonka bean
Community
236 votes
- Positive 83%
- Negative 7.6%
- Neutral 9.3%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
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Leading answer Love it
236 votes
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Time of day
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About Just Azraq
Just Azraq by Fragrance World is an aromatic woody fragrance for women. Launched in 2023, this composition features pineapple and cardamom in the top notes; vanilla bean, incense, and sage in the heart; and tonka bean, sandalwood, and patchouli in the base.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices Woods and mosses Green, herbal and fougère
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
189 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
185 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
206 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
195 votes
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25 reviews
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Top notes are great; people say it’s a dupe for Invictus Elixir, and honestly, being an Arabic fragrance, it smells clean without weird notes or saturation, though the projection isn’t beast mode. Perfect for going out, sweet but fresh.
Incredibly cheap and on par with Fragrance World quality. Spectacular.
Disgusting. It smells sweet and nice at first, but once it dries down, it becomes annoying and gives me a headache. It doesn’t resemble Invictus Victory Elixir at all, and I don’t recommend it.
Disgusting. At first, it’s sweet and pleasant, but once it dries down, it becomes annoying and causes headaches. It doesn’t resemble Invictus Victory Elixir at all. I do not recommend it.
My favorite. It’s similar to Invictus Victory Elixir but lasts longer, and I’ve gotten tons of compliments. Excellent for winter.
It’s 90% similar to Invictus Victory Elixir.
One of the best in my collection. It’s a vanilla scent with nutty or almond notes, very creamy. Tonka bean is present, and it’s a clone of Invictus Victory Elixir. Great for going out partying.
I can’t believe or even comprehend this perfume. A friend owns Invictus Elixir EDP, which is rich but very expensive: $140 in Chile. I looked for dupes and found this at Fragrance World for $15. As soon as it arrived, I tested it with 5 sprays. By 3:30, the evolution is noticeable; at first, it doesn’t look like Invictus but another perfume with a typical alcoholic opening note common in Arab fragrances, but after 6 minutes, the real face emerges: exquisite. It’s 90% similar with the same dry down. The difference is an unlisted but present touch of coconut. It’s super versatile; I’d wear it for everything, except in summer only for night. In other seasons, for any occasion. 10/10. A wonder that few know about.
First, Fragrance World says anything. It’s a men’s perfume, the Paco Rabanne Invictus Victory Elixir 95%. Smells great, you can’t tell the difference. Excellent aromatic quality, surprised by the longevity and projection. Very rich, got many compliments. Economical, you can throw it around and fill the room. I agree it has a subtle coconut note that fits perfectly. If you’re in a hurry, I like it more than the original, which isn’t as beastly anymore, though it’s still a beast. If you want to save money, go for this. There are many incredible heaters about this fragrance on social media and everywhere; some hide behind fake nicknames.
I can’t believe this perfume. A friend has the Invictus Elixir EDP, which is rich but super expensive (140 USD in Chile). I looked for dupes and found this one from Fragrance World for 15 USD. After 5 sprays, the opening smells different from Invictus, with that typical alcoholic kick from Middle Eastern perfumes, but at 6 minutes, the real face appears: exquisite. It’s 90% similar with the same dry-down; the difference is a real coconut note not described in the notes. Super versatile for any occasion except hot summer days. For other seasons, always. 10/10, a wonderful gem.
In my case, people have praised it, depending on each person’s pH. You can smell the coconut, like a synthetic oil, but it smells good and is easy to like. If it resembles the V Elixir, yes, maybe 92%, but what matters is that women love it.
10/10 exquisite, 5 hours of projection, 9 on skin and eternal on clothes. At first, it smells like lavender and cedar, very fresh. As it dries down, it feels like an exquisite piña colada with tangerine and pineapple, ugh, all mixed together. The last hours are pure piña colada with lots of heavy cream. It’s not worth the price at 16 dollars, but if you put it in the Invictus Victory Elixir packaging, no one will notice. 1000/10, please don’t burn it.
For $15, it’s a steal, but it’s not an exact match; there’s a noticeable plastic note that stands out, though it’s not annoying. The trail smells very similar to the Invictus VE it’s trying to mimic. Lasts about 5 hours, it’s an addictive scent, and I’m surprised people haven’t stopped selling it yet. Thank God.
First time writing here, and I’m guessing the good reviews bought me. This is a horrible, terrible, super synthetic smell that gives me a headache and smells very feminine. It smells like Coco and is similar to Asad Zanzibar; it’s really bad. I bought it blind and threw it away. It smells more like PR Fame.
This is my first time writing here, and I’m 99% sure the good reviews were paid for. It smells horrible, terrible, super synthetic, like plastic that gives you a headache and is very feminine. It smells like coconut and is very similar to Asad Zanzibar, really bad. I bought it blindly and threw it away. It resembles PR Fame more than anything else.
It smells terrible and there are few similarities as claimed by some users.
Terrible smell, and there are very few similarities according to what other users have stated.
A rich perfume, very long-lasting with solid 4-hour projection. I absolutely loved it; it’s worth every penny for the price.
Amazing scent, I recommend it blindly
Amazing fragrance, it’s extraordinary, and I recommend it blindly.
It’s a dupe of Invictus Victory Elixir: it’s 95% similar and 98% in the dry down. Ideal for night and cold weather. It’s chocolatey with vanilla and pineapple. I notice a slight coconut note (not declared), perhaps from tonka bean, not like JPG Le Beau, but more like rich, sweet coconut oil. The pineapple is subtle, but the vanilla and tonka create a chocolate aroma. It’s excellent and worth it. Also, nothing like Asad Zanzibar. 100% recommended.
It’s a dupe of Invictus Victory Elixir: 95% similar, and 98% when dry. Ideal for night and cold weather. It’s chocolatey with vanilla and pineapple. I detect a subtle coconut note (not listed), perhaps from the tonka bean, but it’s not the JPG Le Beau coconut; it’s more like sweet, rich coconut oil. The pineapple is subtle, barely noticeable, but the vanilla and tonka create a chocolate aroma. Excellent perfume worth buying. Also, it has nothing to do with Asad Zanzibar. 100% recommended.
95% similar to Victory Elixir. A delicious fragrance for temperate climates or cool summer nights. Fits perfectly with the current masculine trend featuring exquisite vanilla and tonka. And considering the price… you could hardly ask for more. It cost me $21 in Chile.
95% similarity to Victory Elixir. A delicious fragrance for mild climates or cool summer nights. Very trendy in current men’s scents with exquisite vanilla and tonka. And for the price… you can’t ask for much more. It cost me $21 in Chile.
Obviously similar to Invictus Victory Elixir; I don’t see any difference, except its opening is more citrusy than Just’s and it’s super masculine.