Worth the price. You can smell the quality ingredients. Apple cinnamon at its best. prefer Oajan over Angel’s Share.
I finally got a chance to try Oajan. I'll admit, I had high expectations for this fragrance. Well, it delivered. This scent is better than Althair, in my own opinion (no disrespect to Althair). But, they really nailed the amber vanilla vibe here. This is on my very short list of fragrances to buy for the fall. Absolutely worth the hype.
Perfection. In the same ballpark as Angel’s Share. Delicious cinnamon, honey And vanilla. Good performance, but mostly a special occasion wear.
This is my favorite fragrance oat. It smells exactly like a freshly baked apple pie with a beautiful mix of spices.
I don’t think this Is a 4 stars deserving smell BUT still it’s got amazing performance and that counts a lot. The smell is nice tho, it’s like French toast with some honey, and I still think this is not feminine. Wish there was 3 1/2 stars, this would be it.
I can't believe I bought this fragrance from Fortnum & Mason about three years ago and I still haven't posted a review...I'm getting so lax these days. Anyway...I think that amount of time and several winters (coz it's a winter thing really) of wear makes me more than qualified to give my opinion and it's that Oajan is a strong outing from this house. Although I'm relatively easy to please, there's few fragrances which I'd say I'm pretty much always in love with. Oajan very nearly has that honour but because of it's inherent, festive seasonality it needs to be rested from time to time but when revisited the love affair begins anew. Yeah it's a big, warm cinnamon, booze and honey fragrance with a deep woody resinous base...adorable. Apparently it's a copycat of some Hermes fragrance and You might think this genre is over subscribed but the balance and quality of Oajan make it stand out and shine to me. It's great, the bottle looks great too it's very heavy and the cap makes a satisfying chunky "click"...(relish the little things.) Oh and the performance and silage are good too.
