AZMAN Majnoon Review (Prin Lomros) 2022 + Crazy for OUD Giveaway

 

Azman MANjOON review

AZMAN Majnoon photo by Nicoleta plus Unsplash collage

 AZMAN, translated as “hours” or “moments” from Arabic, is an Emirati luxury brand founded by Husen Khan. Their first fragrance, released in 2021, called Two minutes after the kiss”, perfectly summed up the mission of the house: reimagining traditional, oud-based perfumes through a modern approach. Founder and artistic director of the house, Husen Khan was raised in Mumbai, having Indian, Afghan and Portuguese roots in his family. His successful advertising career took him all over the world, feeding his ever-growing hunger for culture and traveling. He found the perfect mixture of art, fashion, and luxury in the perfumery world, and after meeting its most visionary artists, Husen was clearly set on creating his own path.

Husen Khan of AZMAN perfumes

Husen Khan, photo via official website

 Husen’s heritage and life experience were poured into AZMAN, mixing in all the color and exuberant passion of his heritage, his cosmopolite travels, his well-versed advertiser’s creative eye for detail, and the middle eastern mystical and ritualistic approach to ingredients. And of course, gathering around him rockstar noses, to interpreted everything into an immersive olfactive experience.

AZMAN’s recent launches are three oud-mazing fragrances that are perfect examples of how seamlessly things can fall into place when just the right puzzle pieces are set on the table

AZMAN Killer Vavoom, created by Miguel Matos: a decadent harmony of extreme delights, with osmanthus and chocolate, fusing East & West

AZMAN I am darkness, created by Nutt Wesshasartat: an innovative take on incense, that summons an upliftingly dark aura

AZMAN Majnoon, created by Prin Lomros: a double oud scent that we shall feast on today

AZMAN Majnoon is a celebration of creativity. Is there any sight more exquisite than a field of intoxicating aromas? It is said that you need little sanity in your mind to get through your day but a lot of magical insanity in your soul to become a well of color and a vivid soul. After all, to be crazy is to be creative, and to be creative is to be in love with life, for creativity is the ultimate spiritual drug. Get a little Majnoon!” -Husen Khan (*Majnoon translates as “crazy” in Arabic)

Prin Lomros perfumer

Prin Lomros

Perfumer Prin Lomros gave AZMAN Majnoon the perfect dosage of “crazy”- the color, kick, conflict, and exuberance, are all there in perfect proportions. On my skin, it does not read as a classical olfactive pyramid, but more of a seamless, flowing story arc. Walking on this thread of associations, I immediately thought of the Syd Field famous quote, and translated it to our scented story:  “All drama is conflict. Without conflict, there is no action. Without action, there is no character. Without character, there is no story. And without story, there is no…” perfume!

Azman Majnoon

AZMAN Majnoon by Nicoleta (starring Ysera)

 And, oh boy, do we have drama! Delicious, bombastic olfactive drama! The blast-off is mouthwateringly delicious, catching you in a whirlwind of fruits spiked with fiery spices. The main hero is coffee: nutty, slightly caramelized, hot and hedonistic, this coffee absolute is both photorealistic coffee-licious and abstract – as the whole experience smells like coffee feels like: adrenalized, alert, euphoric. The coffee blows the trumpet of the call to action to all the ingredients that join in the dance, lending facets of their personality: the sweet and woody sprinkle of cinnamon, the bittersweet earthiness of nutmeg, the deeply familiar warmness of cloves.

Slowly transitioning to the heart of the fragrance, the abstract coffee note moves from nutty and full-bodied to a more bitter, dark roasted Arabica, thanks to the tonka beans, then to the spicy and smooth  Champaca flower, summoning the aura of a concentrated Turkish black tea, with a drop of boozy zing added to it. More conflict ensues, with the “bad guys” flinging the doors open and entering the scene: a tactile leather, a dark middle-eastern interpretation of a scarlet rose, aromatic tobacco, all move menacingly, in slow motion, to an almost audible movie score (think Hans Zimmer’s Dune level of epicness here).

Azman Perfumes Majnoon review

AZMAN Majnoon photo by Nicoleta plus Unsplash collage

We have arrived at the climactic moment of the story- the deliciously “dark night of the soul” of the fragrance: the double oud dose that is “just the tip of the pleasure mountain” – as AZMAN teases us. Like a kaleidoscope of deep, saturated facets, the oud carousel slowly rotates between frames –  sweet, syrupy, ripe jammy fruits, sweet hay, deep woods – for a truly intoxicating overdose.

The dry-down moves on a fairly more familiar road, with amber, incense, patchouli, and vanilla tying up all the loose ends and bringing us back to (the new & enhanced) reality, putting everything back in place.

Like every good story, where everything falls into place, and things flow organically, Husen Khan makes it look easy. So you take awesome exotic ingredients, try to balance them to that impossibly narrow line that makes them interesting to a niche snob while having universal appeal and wearability. Then you take the modern minimalist approach while keeping it jaw-droppingly luxurious, and translate it to the whole presentation: fonts, bottle, packaging, and visuals… and it’s done. Lol. No. Not easy!

Chapeau, Mr. Khan!

Top notes: Pomegranate, Saffron, Clove, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Coffee Absolute
Heart notes: Champaca, Rose, Leather, Tobacco, Tonka Bean, Nagarmotha
Base notes: Oud from Thailand (Trat), Oud from India (Assam), Patchouli, Amber, Incense, Vanilla

Nicoleta Tomsa, Senior Editor

Disclosure:  Bottle kindly provided by AZMAN, opinions are my own

Read about Azman’s first fragrance “Two minutes after the kiss” reviewed by Senior Editor Lauryn Beer here

 

Azman Perfumes Majnoon by Prin Lomros

 AZMAN Majnoon official photo

 Thanks to the generosity of AZMAN we have a  50  ml of Majnoon bottle for one registered reader in the EU, UK, U.S. or UAE.  You must register or your entry will not count. To be eligible, please leave a comment saying what sparks your interest based on Nicoleta’s review of AZMAN Majnoon and where you live. Draw closes 2/16/2022

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71 comments

  • Nicoleta!!! ❤️❤️❤️ What a fascinating review! I am so intrigued to experience coffee and Champaca together! AZMAN is new to me, but I can’t wait to check them out! I Am Darkness also sounds fascinating! Thank you so much for the introduction & amazing chance to win! ❤️ USA

  • I was already drooling but then you mentioned Dune, one of my favorite movies ever. How could I not try this wonderful, dark, delicious fragrance? I’ve had 100’s of fragrances and I usually don’t apply them to my skin because the dry down is disappointing, but Majnoon sparks my curiosity. Fingers and toes crossed. Thanks for such a wonderful, detailed review. U.S.A

  • All the lovely notes spark my interest. I’ve not sampled any fragrances from this house but this one sounds lovely.

    USA

  • verdassenzio says:

    the adrenalinic coffee opening and then the leather and then the double oud (with patch, incense and amber):wow. it all sounds like a cinematic travel, shot in black and white, something in between a chaotic berlin and a night spent somewhere in tangier, drinking tea and smoking. it feels like dense, tumultuous and still linear, logic. thats the conflict and it makes sense. I do like the conflict quote. where does the person wearing this perfume want to be? berlin? the desert? tangier? who cares; this person wants to live, wants to feel alive, everywhere, anywhere. and being alive is a war… a conflict. trully interesting revew. Josh, from Italy!

  • Nicoleta says that Azman Majnoon is a kaleidoscopic fragrance of conflicts. While it generously employs oud, one of the prominent notes here is a realistic coffee note. Given how champaca conjures Turkish black tea vibe, it seems that the tea ritual in the Arab culture might have influenced the creation of Majnoon in some way. I am in US.

  • I appreciated Nicoleta review of Azman fragrances and more specifically Majnoon. It is a seamless flowing story arc. Mouthwatering delicious … fruits spiked with fiery spices. Coffee, sweet and woody… transitioning into tonka bean, leather , tobacco and then amber, incense, patchouli and vanilla.
    This was my first exposure to Azman and this review of Majnoon makes me what to try the other offerings by Husen Khan as well.
    Greetings from Maryland, US.

  • It is very good news to hear that we have another Prin’s Lomros fragrance with coffee! I really like how he is playing with coffee in his own line Strangers Parfumerie.
    Here from the review I liked the saying “you need little sanity in your mind to get through your day but a lot of magical insanity in your soul to become a well of color and a vivid soul”, how magic and vise!
    Then I also liked how it is written about the oud: “the deliciously “dark night of the soul” of the fragrance: the double oud dose that is “just the tip of the pleasure mountain”. (..) Like a kaleidoscope of deep, saturated facets, the oud carousel slowly rotates between frames – sweet, syrupy, ripe jammy fruits, sweet hay, deep woods – for a truly intoxicating overdose.”
    Thank you for introducing to this brand, I hear about it for the first time!
    Thank you for the draw!
    EU

  • Nicoleta review is so flashy, I like it a lot. Her take on AZMAN Majnoon reminded me of making Zwetschgendatschi , the famous German Plum Cake. I imagined later eating it with a big cup of 100% Arabica made espresso.
    I’ll look for samples, I have a good feeling about AZMAN fragrances
    Appreciate Nicoleta evocative review , and the giveaway campaign
    USA

  • Coffee and oud go very well together so I am very interested to try this based on how good Azman’s debut fragrance was. I also love the fact that 2 ouds are used which sounds like the house is stepping up their oud game. Thanks for the draw. In VA, USA.

  • I love this review – I really get a sense of the dramatic narrative of Majnoon, especially as a coffee fanatic. Hello from Ireland, EU.

  • Coffee and tobacco? Yes please. I am intriqued by the idea of a wild ride settling into a lovely dry down, and the bottle is pretty too. NC USA

  • I love coffee but have never been able to find a frag where the coffee note lasts on me. Would love to see how this one does, it sounds so luxe! I am from New England.

  • I lobe some dramarama in my fragrance and this sounds like it possesses it in spades. Dark night of the soul indeed. I’ve never heard of this house but Prin is a creative magician so I’d live to try this! In USA

  • Olfactive drama – this is genious! The combination of coffee, tabaco, leather and oud sounds so bad-ass! And the comparison to a “kaleidoscope of deep, saturated facets, the oud carousel slowly rotates between frames – sweet, syrupy, ripe jammy fruits, sweet hay, deep woods – for a truly intoxicating overdose” gives a vivid picture of what this perfume is about. Thank you for the DELICIOUS review!
    Lina, Lithuania, EU

  • Wow this sounds like a trip! I love that Majnoon translates to crazy and Nicoleta’s description was wonderful. The coffee note sounds incredibly interesting the way she described it transforming along with the fragrance. Also intrigued by the double dose of two different ouds. Would absolutely love to try this. Thanks for the generous draw, from CT USA.

  • This is the first time I hear about this house, but I already love the notes this fragrance has: saffron, coffee, tonka, tobacco, oud, incense, vanilla…
    Please count me in for it! Europe. Thank you!

  • I’ll be honest: I’m here for the COFFEE!
    Wow, this sounds glorious! Seems like Majnoon managed to capture two of my favorite hot drinks (coffee and strong Turkish tea) in a perfume at the same time! The rest of the notes sound fantastic also; some of my favorites are there: cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, tobacco, amber…it just has to be the loveliest, sultriest and most comforting concoction.
    I live in the EU and would be delighted to try this one!

  • The dry-down moves on a fairly more familiar road, with amber, incense, patchouli, and vanilla tying up all the loose ends and bringing us back to (the new & enhanced) reality, putting everything back in place.

    Like every good story, where everything falls into place, and things flow organically, Husen Khan makes it look easy. So you take awesome exotic ingredients, try to balance them to that impossibly narrow line that makes them interesting to a niche snob while having universal appeal and wearability. Then you take the modern minimalist approach while keeping it jaw-droppingly luxurious, and translate it to the whole presentation: fonts, bottle, packaging, and visuals… and it’s done. Lol. No. Not easy!

    Chapeau, Mr. Khan!

    A beautiful description by Lauryn I am fascinated by the notes especially Patchouli, Incense and Oud in particular. The bottle design and packaging are second to none. Thanks a million from the United Kingdom

  • An amazing description by Nicoleta really intrigued by the notes in the dry down especially Patchouli, Incense, Amber and Vanilla. Intrigued to see how it smells like on skin. Thanks a lot from the UK

  • Oh my, coffee, champaca, oud? What is this perfume?! Sounds INCREDIBLE! Great review from Nicoleta, as always, but this house sounds amazing, never heard of them. Majnoon also sounds exquisite, would love to win a bottle! I live in Croatia, EU.

  • VERY CHARMING.
    A “remarkable” perfume.
    The beautiful description features a unique fragrance, the wearer does not go unnoticed.
    Elegant and contemporary, I would like it a lot
    Linda (EU)

  • This perfume is pure escapism.
    Coffee, spices, oud. Everything gives a great charge, I’m curious to experience the emotion it causes.
    Beautiful bottle and photos. Congratulations on this interesting new discovery.
    Matt (UE)

  • “Dark night of the soul!” The details & description Nicoleta draws you in & you’re captivated by the visuals in your mind from the story she tells of the fragrance. Sounds absolutely amazing. The dry down as me so interested in smelling this. Would love to give this a try. Thank you for the opportunity to win something special! I live in Martinsville, VA USA

  • I really loved the oud carousel part of the review. The notes are so intriguing in this one, and how I imagine the drydown is like a journey through many exotic scent-landscapes (scentscapes?). I would love to try it! Thanks for the review. Greetings from Albuquerque, NM, USA

  • First of all the mentioned notes spark my interest, the combination of fruit, spices, tonka beans, coffee leather with oud, all sound amazing to my nose! Then the name ‘Crazy’ I feel like I really need to try this perfume, sounds anything but boring! I live in the UK

  • Danu Seith-Fyr says:

    Dear Nicoleta, once again a whirlwind of marvelous writing. This sounds just a delicious voyage through some of my personal favourites of perfume components. I am more than intruiged and going by 2 mins after the kiss, we are in for a treat of some magnitude with these new releases from Azman. Thanks for the opportunity. Living in SW France

  • It was very interesting discovering this new brand. Packaging looks very cool. Husen’s choice of perfumers is very interesting. That probably means we can expect some creative and unusual scents. Majnoon by Prin sounds very cool. Coffee cinnamon and cloves…I love all of them and it ic clear from Nicoleta’s review, she does too. And I believe in Print ability to make somehow amazing from them, so I am naturally very interested in trying this! I’m from Illinois, US.

  • Love that the coffee is photo-realistic, but it’s Nicoleta’s description of the turkish black tea vibe that intrigues me. Combined with rose and tobacco…wow. Also very interested to experience the oud blend for myself. Difficult to get the balance just right, especially when the ouds are combined with incense, as those accords sometimes tend to take over the mid of a fragrance. Definitely a fan of Prin’s work in the boozy coffee category. Looking forward to giving this one a sniff. MI, USA.

  • Such an enticing review, Nicoleta. I just got my hands on some samples of these three scents and now I know which one I will try first! Plus, who can resist such a cute kitty! Beautiful imagery both literally and with your words! I also am drawn to any brand heralding from the UAE! Thank you, US

  • redwheelbarrow says:

    I have been so curious about this house and OMG you make this one sound like so much fun! I love crazy! I love exuberance! Those notes look incredible! Thank you for the draw from the US.

  • This fragrance uses a lot of my favorite ingredients, e.g. cloves, all of its base notes, coffee. I’m not sure if I’ve heard of this fragrance house before having read from this review. I’m very interested in trying this fragrance. I’d like to see how creative this product is, and the fragrance seems to be high-quality. I live in the U.S.A. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity.

  • Thanks for the article Nicoleta!

    I saw Michelyn posted a link to this article on her @CaFleureBonOfficial Instagram and dashed over here immediately to read more about this “crazy” fragrance!

    I love this style bottle and design. I am a minimalist and bottles like this instantly grab my attention. The pictures are also amazing and give a good idea of the fragrance it contains.

    As a self-proclaimed ‘rookie’ in my olfactive journey there are still plenty of notes for me to experience. CaFleureBon introduced me to wonderful world of Oud and now I can’t get enough of it.
    And as a coffee drinker I am very familar with the comforting scent of this delicious miracle in a cup.
    Combining these two notes must be absolute bliss and I can’t wait to wear it for a truly intoxicating overdose!

    Greetings from the UK.

  • The description in Nicoleta’s review of AZMAN Majnoon makes me want to try it out – especially looking at the base notes which have two types of oud plus incense – combined with rose, leather, tobacco and coffee, it has all the ingredients that I like. Usually I am not a big fan of gourmand perfumes (sugary sweet type), but AZMAN Majnoon with coffee, tea, saffron, nutmeg, etc. sounds perfect. From USA.

  • I’ve already seen some reviews of his new House and the perfumes went straight to my wishlist. This review by Nicoleta also confirms I should check out Azman perfumes.
    I absolutely love coffee and spices set off against jammy fruity and woody notes sound delicious. Prin Lomros is a perfume magician so would love to try this. It is also great this House has Miguel Matos onboard. Really interested in trying the range.
    Marit UK

  • This sounds like a delectable gourmand. The spices and coffee absolute in conjunction with the rose and leather on a patchouli and vanilla base sound like a heady mix. The addition of oud and nagarmotha is interesting. I would love to sniff this one. I’m not familiar with AZMAN. I’m in MD, USA.

  • I’ve always been interested in coffee perfumes that are photorealistic but don’t smell too burnt after a while. The “oud carousel” sounds fascinating. Best from MA, USA

  • What a journey this fragrance takes! Just the transition in the coffee notes alone are wild enough but the ride though all the differing notes sounds expansive. I hope to smell it soon. In maryland.

  • There was a lot to be excited about regarding Nicoleta’s review of Azman Majnoon. First and foremost, the note breakdown (and more specifically Nicoleta’s interpretation and use of imagery) sounds stunning. I also really love how Husen Khan’s creativity and vivacity are clearly shining through with Prin Lomros’ creation. Presentation here is simple but STUNNING; dare I say alluring given what I’ve read? Everything adds up to what appears to be a complete, wonderful, and exciting olfactive journey. One that I would feel very fortunate to be able to experience. Thanks, as always, for the opportunity and Happy Valentine’s Day from Illinois!

  • Thank you Nicoleta for bringing such an amazing fragrance. As a coffee lover myself (both in perfumes and drinking it) this fragrance really sounds amazing. You bought me when you wrote this “coffee: nutty, slightly caramelized, hot and hedonistic”. And knowing this fragrance is also oud based, makes me want to try it even more.
    Would love to have my nose on it soon.
    I live in the U.S.

  • Helena Shinkoda says:

    Amazing review!!!! Some of my favorites notes!!! Coffee, tonka, oud, leather!!!! Sounds delicious…

  • Wonderful review Nicoletta! What sparks my interest based on Nicoleta’s review of AZMAN Majnoon is her description of it as pure, bombastic, olfactive DRAMA! I love drama, in life, on stage, and in my perfumes. I love perfumes that are big and dramatic, full of power and contrasts. So a perfume that is full of drama, particularly one with a hefty dose of “crazy” of one of my favorite perfumers, Prim Lomros, sounds absolutely epic and perfect for me. Prin perfumes have never disappointed me, and he makes some of my all time favorites, such as Saringkarn and Ma Nishtana. I absolutely can’t wait to try this one with it’s double dose of oud, one of my favorite ingredients. I live in the US.

  • I know Prin Lomros has created some interesting, but rather strange fragrances, so of course, I am naturally curious about this one as well. Please count me in. Thanks!

  • Great review on Azman Majnoon!
    Really like how it’s described. Feels like this fragrance will take you on a journey. Let’s see how the coffee comes across in this. Thanks for the giveaway, Ca

  • Fantastic review! As an avid Dune fan, reading most of the books, i can say your comparisons have made me very intrigued. I own only one coffee based fragrance, that being Montale Intense Cafe(even tho it should be considered a rose based fragrance). I am so greatfull for the opportunity of this giveaway. Thank you. I live in Romania, EU.

  • Claumarchini says:

    I am very intrigued by the brand, I love the concept behind it and all 3 first releases seem amazing and worth trying. I love that this scent was called “crazy” and Husen Khan’s quote “After all, to be crazy is to be creative, and to be creative is to be in love with life, for creativity is the ultimate spiritual drug. Get a little Majnoon!” is really spot on and speaks to my heart. I appreciate very very much the combination between oud and coffee, that’s why Nicoleta’s review of Majnoon really sparked my interest. I would love to be the lucky winner! Greetings from Italy

  • I’m intrigued by the drama and promise of adventure – particularly “the dark night of the soul” of the perfume and how the conflict is resolved.
    Pennsylvania US

  • Nice & deep review into the Middle Eastern oriental style, Nicoleta! I got excited with the review and tried to order two samples from the Azman official website. Unfortunately, shipping costs are a big problem for the middle eastern perfumeries to shine here in the US. I am pretty sure many love oriental perfumes here.
    I wish Azman good luck being presented in other parts of the world too. I am in the USA.

  • I’m a fan of Prin Lomros creations and Majnoon sounds interesting. All of the notes are screaming my name. On my wishlist it goes. Thanks for introducing another awesome brand to me and a generous draw. Mich USA

  • The transitions from top to heart to base notes sound gorgeous. I am a big fan of incense and coffee notes blended with a bit of rose. I’d never heard of this fragrance house before. I enjoyed reading the article so they can now be on my radar for future purchases.
    I live in the USA.

  • wandering_nose says:

    I had to take some quotations down immediately after reading them – Nicoleta’s review is just amazing! To be crazy is to be creative – this speaks to me in bold letters. Majnoon managed to seduce me sheerly by meaning ‘crazy’ in the language of the brand’s founder. I love the notes – from the coffee, through all of the alluring spices, to the leather, tobacco and woods, starring the double oud. The bottle is a masterpiece to me, and the color of the liquid is a magic potion. I am up for experiencing its spells! Based in Ireland, EU

  • Amazing review!!! I am so intrigued by this description. Looking forward to test combination of coffee-oud and champacaI am not familiar with this brand.
    USA

  • I’ve recently been exploring oud as a note, so this caught my attention. But what really brought my focus to laser intensity was the mention of photo-realistic coffee. Do you know how difficult it is to find a truly *COFFEE* coffee fragrance?! Even if I don’t win the drawing, I will probably buy a sample to check it out just for this alone. I live in the US.

  • Prin Lomros is amazingly talented and I love to see him collaborate with exciting houses. This one sounds like a glorious oud! The description of the coffee note got me hyped “this coffee absolute is both photorealistic coffee-licious and abstract – as the whole experience smells like coffee feels like”. I need to try this ‘crazy’ perfume.
    I live in Denmark, EU.

  • wallygator88 says:

    Thank you for the wonderful review Nicoleta!

    I’ve been following Azman for a long time now and he is someone who is super knowledgable about oud of avery kind. I’m excited to see where this fragrance line goes and have very high hopes for it.

    This fragrance composed by Prin sounds absolutely wonderful – the very different kinds of ouds, balanced out by coffee, spices, with a nod to the epic that is Dune.

    Cheers from WI, USA

  • Michael Prince says:

    What interests me based on Nicoleta’s review of AZMAN Majnoon is learning about this new brand Azman which translates into hours or moments in Arabic. Their three new releases all sound amazing. I love this brands philosophy of a modern and western take on Oud that is incorporated into their fragrances. Majnoon sounds like my kind of fragrance a gourmand and coffee based fragrance with so many aromatic spices, resinous and ambery touches, tobacco, and so much depth that really calls out my name. Brilliant and detailed review Nicoleta. I am from Ohio, USA.

  • What a review! It was fast paced and exciting which sounds like Majnoon. Any fragrance associated with a “dark night of the soul” intrigues me! Thank you for the review, writing from the EU.

  • As always Nicoleta convinces me and takes my olfactory cravings into this magical journey,AZMAN Majnoon suddenly appeals me and fans his notes in my mind!Thanks and hope to win, from Romania with love!

  • I love Prin Lomros work for the Zoologist, I wonder what he did for Azman. This one – the coffee oriented oud sound very – crazy – lovely.

  • Every way in which this fragrance is described makes it sound exciting, mysterious, and inspiring, and who couldn’t use more of that?? And of course, there’s a fascinating combination of notes, a star perfumer, and… SOLD.
    (USA)

  • Wonderful review! I wold very like to try coffee and oud together. And the other notes sounds so good also. I never had a chance to try anything from this brand, but I would very like. Thank you for the draw. I live in Europe.

  • Any creation of Prin Lomros sparks my interest, and since I love coffee as well as our this seems to be a fascinating scent to be explored.

    Living in Germany, EU

  • I love the complexity of AZMAN Majnoon , it’s woody, spicy, smoky with delicious dark coffee. It shows how a classy coffee fragrance should smell.
    Every morning, soon after I wake up, I take a strong coffee, and say Cheers to Life .
    Good morning, hopefully with AZMAN Majnoon
    Thank you Nicoleta Tomsa, and AZMAN
    USA

  • AZMAN fragrances I’ve seen mentioned on Social Media lately, but i have no experience with.
    But I’m well aware of Prin Lomros, and his perception of a “coffee fragrance” .
    He has a core DNA in all his fragrances, if you’re experienced with his work you know, and I know well , in my possession are not all , but most coffee fragrances he made , Burning Ben , Roasted Coffee Cigarette Whisky Come And Get Your Suede Honey Baby, SM Café and Caffeine Honey , all by his own Strangers Parfumerie.
    They are not the same, but do share similar DNA, based on coffee, tobacco, leather, patchouli, amber and hay.
    Being a coffee fanatic, and a fan of Prin Lomros work , i have to say Majnoon is a must try fragrance for me.
    All profiles I already follow
    Thanks a lot
    USA

  • Nicoleta took me to a distinct and festive journey today , with her AZMAN Majnoon colorful review.
    I’m thinking about the iconic Irish coffee cocktail. It’s actually quite simple, choose a great Irish whiskey , The Sexton Single Malt for example , made and use thick and strong hot espresso, preferably from 100% Arabica , sweeten it with organic brown sugar , and topped with cream . One of the best cocktails of all time , and just like AZMAN Majnoon , perfect for a chilly evening , both absolute delights
    The same energy is coming from all AZMAN Majnoon, Nicoleta review and my favorite Irish Coffee cocktail.
    Thank you for the opportunity
    USA

  • I believe living in different parts of the world, and having multicultural background gave Husen Khan a different perspective towards life itself. It’s shown in his idea of AZMAN , and the coffee , tobacco and vanilla fragrance called Majnoon.
    I spent a few years of my life living in Spain, and right now I’m thinking about The Spanish Coffee , known as “Carajillo” in Spain, perhaps for coraje, “courage,” or que ara guillo.
    I like mine with small amounts of caramelize sugar , and a piece of cinnamon stick .
    I like how Majnoon is not overly sweet, or juvenile. Coffee fragrance for grown-ups.
    Overly exciting giveaway , USA
    Regards

  • Unforgettable review i have to say. Majnoon feels trailblazing, one you’d never forget type of fragrance. I like how sophisticated, and inviting at the same time it smells. The mixture of Arabica coffee, incense, tea and slight fruityness is like a music to my ears, ill look into the brand as soon as possible.
    Thanks for the draw
    USA

  • Danny Constantinescu says:

    Coffee, 2 types of oud and crazy!?? All in one sentence!?? All concocted by Prin??!! Sounds like a cacophony that is either utter genius or a train wreck of a disaster. I’m inclined towards the former. His creations are not for the faint hearted but never boring. I’m going all in! I live in London, UK