Frequently Asked Questions about AIUla by Penhaligon's
What does AIUla by Penhaligon's smell like?
AIUla by Penhaligon's features top notes of Cardamom, Olibanum (Frankincense), and Pepper, middle notes of Plum, Saffron, and Tobacco, and base notes of Curcuma (Turmeric) and Vanilla.
How long does AIUla by Penhaligon's last?
Based on user reviews, AIUla by Penhaligon's has very good longevity, typically lasting 6-10 hours. The longevity rating is 4.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of AIUla by Penhaligon's?
AIUla by Penhaligon's has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
When was AIUla by Penhaligon's released?
AIUla by Penhaligon's was released in 2024.
What season is AIUla by Penhaligon's best for?
According to user reviews, AIUla by Penhaligon's is best suited for Fall and Winter.
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AIUla, from Penhaligon's was released in 2024. The perfumer behind this creation is unknown. It has the top notes of Cardamom, Olibanum (Frankincense), and Pepper, middle notes of Plum, Saffron, and Tobacco, and base notes of Curcuma (Turmeric) and Vanilla.
AlUla is the newest release from Penhaligon’s, and unfortunately yet another disappointment for me. When I got my sample in and saw the note breakdown I was excited, I’m a sucker for a good plum fragrance, unfortunately this is not. It doesn’t smell bad, it simply doesn’t excite or wow me. This scent tries to make the plum (prunol I imagine) the star of the show, but inadvertently overdoes it to the point where it becomes a bit too sweet, too cloying and somewhat synthetic. The then dry, spicy and scratchy combination of black pepper, tobacco, frankincense and cardamom is just too much - it’s not a good mix. Overall it’s pleasant, I don’t hold any profound dislike towards it, it’s just simply not for me. I’m sure there will be those that love this as it seems easy to wear, but there are much better plum fragrances out there.
AlUla is the newest release from Penhaligon’s, and unfortunately yet another disappointment for me. When I got my sample in and saw the note breakdown I was excited, I’m a sucker for a good plum fragrance, unfortunately this is not. It doesn’t smell bad, it simply doesn’t excite or wow me. This scent tries to make the plum (prunol I imagine) the star of the show, but inadvertently overdoes it to the point where it becomes a bit too sweet, too cloying and somewhat synthetic. The then dry, spicy and scratchy combination of black pepper, tobacco, frankincense and cardamom is just too much - it’s not a good mix. Overall it’s pleasant, I don’t hold any profound dislike towards it, it’s just simply not for me. I’m sure there will be those that love this as it seems easy to wear, but there are much better plum fragrances out there.