Ajmal Silver Shade
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Hand-decanted from authentic originals
Fragrance Profile
The scent
- Gender
- For him
- Type
- Arabian
- Concentration
- Eau de parfum
- Released
- 2012
Pyramid
15 notes- Lime
- Bergamot
- Lemon
- Black Currant
- Violet Leaf
- Plum
- Iris
- Rose
- Jasmine
- White Musk
- Ambergris
- Cedar
- Sandalwood
- Civet
- Tonka Bean
Description
About this fragrance
Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.
Common Questions
Good to know
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Partially. Lemon and black currant play a similar early role in both, but Pacific Chill keeps its opening cooler with mint and coriander, while Silver Shade lets violet leaf and plum pull the citrus into darker, more complex territory before settling into an iris-rose heart. See Pacific Chill.
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Both, in sequence. The opening is quite fruity, with plum and blackcurrant giving it a juicy edge alongside the citrus. As it settles, iris, rose and a clean musk-ambergris base pull it toward a smoother, more refined skin scent. If the bright fruit up top feels sharp at first, give it time to calm into the base.
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No, Ajmal markets Silver Shade as a unisex eau de parfum rather than a men's release. The fresh citrus opening and clean iris-musk base are not strongly gendered, so it wears comfortably on anyone. Treat any men's framing as a misconception, since the composition and its branding both position it as unisex from the start.
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Yes, considerably. Both share a citrus-meets-wood DNA, but Silver Shade runs cooler and airier throughout, thanks to its lime-bergamot-lemon opening and a musky, ambergris-cedar base that stays close to the skin. Cedrat Boise leans richer within that same general family. See Cedrat Boise.
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It can go either way. On some skin the woody musks in the base read smooth and refined, while on others the early dry-down carries a faint metallic edge before settling. Civet and tonka bean add enough warmth to keep it from turning fully soapy, but testing on your own skin is worthwhile given that variability.
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How the dry-down reads, smooth and refined or with a faint metallic edge, depends on skin chemistry, and that is the part of the fragrance most worth confirming before committing. A decant lets you wear the full arc, from citrus opening to musky base, and judge that variability for yourself.
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Once past the first ten to fifteen minutes, wearers consistently describe Silver Shade as nearly impossible to tell apart from Creed's Silver Mountain Water, with the citrus opening settling into the same clean, musky base. A smaller number of reviewers do pick up a faint metallic or chemical edge in Silver Shade that the Creed original doesn't carry, though this seems to vary by skin. Given how skin dependent that detail is, a decant is the fairest way to find out which version you get.
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Silver Shade opens on a crystalline bergamot, lemon and lime accord, cold rather than sweet, before black currant and violet leaf pull it toward something greener and more complex. It's frequently compared to Creed Silver Mountain Water, though Silver Shade's citrus hits harsher and more potent, and its clean musk finish skips Creed's metallic, galbanum-laced accord and richer ambergris-sandalwood base.
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