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Kaaf Ahmed Al Maghribi Perfumes EDP 100ml

Kaaf Ahmed Al Maghribi Perfumes is a luxurious fragrance for both men and women. Combining the highest quality exotic ingredients, this scent will transport you to the wonders of the Maghrib. This 100ml bottle will provide a full 8 hours of subtle yet alluring scent. Fantastic, long-lasting beast mode performance. A spring/summer gem, but also a fall/winter freshie that can cut through the cold. Ahmed Al Maghribi presents Kaaf Perfume, a captivating 100ml Eau De Parfum for men that effortlessly combines freshness with enduring allure. This fragrance is a celebration of the Maghrib, capturing its essence in a bottle. With a super fresh aquatic profile, Kaaf is designed for those who seek a scent that lingers throughout the day. Fragrance Notes: Top Notes: Dive into a refreshing blend of Red Fruits, the succulent juiciness of Watermelon, the calming essence of Lavender, and the zesty brightness of Sicilian Orange. Heart Notes: The heart of Kaaf unfolds with the delicate and enchanting notes of Lotus, the sweet floral embrace of Jasmine, the timeless charm of Lily of The Valley, all harmonized with the invigorating Sea Accord. Base Notes: As the day progresses, the fragrance settles into a warm and sensual symphony, featuring the rich and creamy notes of Sandalwood, the modern and sophisticated Ambroxan, and the soft lingering touch of White Musk.   https://perfumeshop.com.bd/shop/kaaf-ahmed-al-maghribi-perfumes/?feed_id=27233&_unique_id=674701c23f5ac

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