Raindrops

Raindrops from Ajmal, released in 2006, is a women's fragrance that wearers describe first as woody, with about half also finding it gourmand, floral and amber. Despite the fresh name, it reads as a warm, rounded scent rather than a watery one.

Only general notes are listed, so the development is best described in broad strokes. Woody notes form the backbone, floral and fruity notes bring sweetness and softness over the top, and ambergris gives the drydown a salty, slightly animalic warmth that lingers on skin. The sweet, gourmand impression that about half of wearers report sits in the overlap between the fruit and the amber, with no obvious dessert note named.

More people report it as long lasting than moderate, and wearers are almost evenly split between moderate and strong sillage, so it carries further than many florals. It is voted for spring and autumn and worn mostly in the daytime, which points to a comfortable everyday scent for the milder months.

Raindrops — for women fragrance by Ajmal (released 2006). Notes: Ambergris, Floral Notes, Fruity Notes, Woodsy Notes, Woody Notes. — Parfica open fragrance database