Asad, Asad Bourbon and Asad Elixir share a name family, but they do not offer the same experience. The original Asad is fresher and woodier, Bourbon increases sweetness and creaminess, while Elixir moves into a warmer, smokier and more intense direction.
| Fragrance | Key notes | Profile |
|---|---|---|
| Asad | Bergamot, lavender, ambroxan | Spicy and woody |
| Asad Bourbon | Mirabelle, cocoa, Bourbon vanilla | Sweet and gourmand |
| Asad Elixir | Saffron, tobacco, incense, amber | Warm and intense |
Asad: freshness and woods
Asad opens with bergamot, Sichuan pepper and pink pepper. Lavender, geranium and elemi sit over ambroxan, cedar and labdanum.
Asad Bourbon: cocoa and Bourbon vanilla
Asad Bourbon begins with mirabelle, pink pepper and lavender. Cocoa, nutmeg and davana lead into Bourbon vanilla, amber and vetiver.
Asad Elixir: tobacco, resins and intensity
Asad Elixir opens with pink pepper, saffron and grapefruit. Tobacco, cedar and vanilla form the heart, followed by patchouli, frankincense, cashmeran and dry amber.
Which one should you choose?
- Asad: spices, lavender and woods with the most versatile balance.
- Asad Bourbon: cocoa, vanilla and a more gourmand feel.
- Asad Elixir: tobacco, incense and more presence for night or cooler weather.
Dense oriental profiles can require fewer sprays. Start moderately and adjust after understanding the projection in your environment.
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