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Afnan Turathi Electric

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Fragrance Profile

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Gender: For him Type: Arabian Concentration: Eau de parfum

Notes & details

Details

Released: 2025

Fragrance Pyramid

Top First impression4

PearPink GrapefruitMandarin OrangeBergamot

Heart The character3

Orange BlossomAppleCedarwood

Base The dry-down3

MuskAmberVanilla

Seasons

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Spring Summer

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Casual Day Evening Outdoor

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Common Questions

How is it different from Turathi Blue?

More fruit, less amber. Turathi Blue is a short, clean formula: bergamot, mandarin and grapefruit over amber and woods with musk and patchouli underneath. Turathi Electric keeps the citrus but adds pear up top and orange blossom, apple and cedarwood through the heart, finishing on musk, amber and a soft vanilla. Blue is the plain fresh one; Electric is the fruitier and rounder of the pair.

Does the pear survive Dhaka humidity?

It does, and it is the reason this works here. Pear is a waxier, fuller fruit note than citrus and it holds on warm skin while pink grapefruit, mandarin and bergamot thin out within minutes. Orange blossom and apple then carry the middle, both of which get slightly sweeter in heat. The musk-amber-vanilla base is soft rather than heavy, so nothing turns cloying through a hot day, and it makes a genuine warm-weather option.

Is this fragrance interesting enough, or just an inoffensive fruity fresh?

It leans toward pleasant and easy rather than complex, and the fragrance does not pretend otherwise. The pear-grapefruit-mandarin opening and the orange-blossom-apple heart are cohesive but straightforward, resolving into a soft musk-vanilla base rather than any dramatic twist. If you want a fragrance that surprises you, this is not built for it; if you want dependable, easy-to-wear fruit-florals, it delivers exactly that.

Which Afnan release uses the same apple-bergamot opening, this or 9PM?

Both do, though they head in different directions from there. 9PM takes that opening into lavender and cinnamon for a warmer, spicier heart. Turathi Electric keeps it citrus-and-fruit-forward instead, moving into orange blossom, apple and cedarwood before a soft musk-amber-vanilla finish.

How does Turathi Electric compare to Blue Talisman?

Turathi Electric is frequently compared to Ex Nihilo Blue Talisman Eau de Parfum, tracking a similar blue, citrus-forward profile. Turathi Electric takes it in a fruitier direction, leading with pear and pink grapefruit before settling on a musk-amber-vanilla base, at a lower price point than the original.

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Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.

Released in 2025, Afnan Turathi Electric Eau de Parfum lands squarely in the bright, unisex citrus-fruity space that the brand has been quietly building toward. It is the newest member of the Turathi line, a sibling to the aquatic Turathi Blue, but it swings in a sunnier, more effervescent direction. Aromatica carries the Afnan Turathi Electric decant in Bangladesh in all available sizes, making it easy to test the fragrance before you invest. The name says everything: this is not a quiet, understated thing.

Fragrance Notes

Top: Pear, Pink Grapefruit, Mandarin Orange, Bergamot

Heart: Orange Blossom, Apple, Cedarwood

Base: Musk, Amber, Vanilla

Full note breakdown on the Afnan official site.

The Scent

What registers first is generosity. Pink grapefruit and bergamot hit together, sharp and sun-drenched, but the pear softens the whole thing within seconds, pulling the citrus away from astringency and toward something rounder and juicier. Mandarin adds a slightly sweeter, more candied layer underneath, rounding out the top accord so that no single note dominates. It is a four-note citrus-fruit chord that feels cohesive rather than busy, and it stays lively on skin without fading as quickly as a pure citrus would. The pear in particular acts as a bridge, holding the brightness of the grapefruit and bergamot in check while nudging the overall character toward a ripe, sun-warmed fruitiness that feels more like fresh produce than a synthetic citrus spray. After five to ten minutes, the heart begins to show. Orange blossom is the standout here, adding a clean, lightly soapy floral quality that ties the fruity top to the base without feeling jarring. It reads as brightness, not perfume-counter floral. Apple appears quietly, adding more sweetness and keeping the fruity momentum going from the top, reinforcing the sense that the composition is building rather than retreating. Cedarwood gives the heart enough dry structure to keep everything from collapsing into pure sweetness, its woody edge providing subtle backbone without announcing itself. The transition from heart to base is gradual and smooth: the floral and fruity brightness dims slowly rather than cutting off, so the cedarwood emerges as a natural resting point before the base takes over. As the fragrance dries down, the musk, amber, and vanilla base emerges slowly, softening the whole composition considerably. The base is warm and smooth but not heavy. That same apple-and-bergamot opening shows up in Afnan 9PM too, though there it leads into lavender and cinnamon rather than orange blossom and cedarwood.

It reads more as skin-warmth than as gourmand sweetness. It can draw comparisons to Blue Talisman, sharing a similar bright, fresh-fruity character, though Turathi Electric is arguably lighter and more citrus-forward in its opening. The dry-down is unambiguously pleasant and inoffensive, which for a fragrance in this family is exactly the point. By the end, what remains is a soft musk-vanilla haze with a faint trace of fruitiness, gentle enough to wear close to the skin.

When to Wear

Turathi Electric is built for spring and summer, the kind of warm-weather day that calls for something clean, bright, and easy to wear, whether you are heading to a weekend brunch, a casual outdoor gathering, or a light workday where something fresh is more appropriate than something heavy. It also works for early-evening social settings in warm months, where the soft vanilla base provides enough warmth for after-dark without feeling out of place. Browse the full Summer collection at Aromatica for similar seasonal options.

Who Is It For

Someone who gravitates toward fresh, fruit-forward fragrances with a clean floral edge and a soft, non-sweet base will find Turathi Electric a natural fit: the kind of person who finds heavy orientals overwhelming but wants something with more personality than a basic aquatic. It wears equally well on anyone regardless of gender.

If you enjoy Turathi Blue, the Turathi Electric sits in the same family and is worth comparing side by side. For more from the brand, browse the full Afnan collection at Aromatica.

Available as an authentic decant in Bangladesh at Aromatica in 3ml, 5ml, 9ml, and 15ml.

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