Sheikh Shuyukh by Ard Al Zaafaran EDP for Men (Decant)

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Sheikh Shuyukh by Ard Al Zaafaran Eau de Parfum for Men is a bold, aromatic and confidently woody fragrance that blends agarwood, cedar, lavender, patchouli, rosemary, sage, vetiver, sandalwood and amber. The opening combines rich agarwood and dry cedar with aromatic lavender, creating a distinctive, masculine and attention-grabbing first impression.

As it develops, earthy patchouli blends with fresh rosemary and sage, creating a herbal heart with depth and sophistication. The fragrance settles into smoky vetiver, creamy sandalwood and warm amber, creating a smooth, refined and gently lingering dry down. Sheikh Shuyukh is an excellent choice for buyers who enjoy aromatic woody fragrances with herbal freshness, rich oud and a warm amber finish.

What You Get

Sheikh Shuyukh by Ard Al Zaafaran Eau de Parfum for Men
Rich agarwood and cedar with aromatic lavender, herbal rosemary, sage, earthy patchouli, sandalwood and warm amber

• Top Notes: Agarwood (Oud), Cedar, Lavender
• Heart Notes: Patchouli, Rosemary, Sage
• Base Notes: Vetiver, Sandalwood, Amber

Why You'll Love It

• Agarwood, cedar and lavender create a bold aromatic opening
• Patchouli, rosemary and sage add earthy herbal depth
• Vetiver, sandalwood and amber bring a warm, refined finish
• Perfect for sampling before buying a full bottle

Important Information

• Measured by volume, not bottle size
• Bottles may be larger but will not be filled to the top
• These are decanted samples, not retail bottles

Shipping

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