How does Jaisalmer differ from Avignon in the same series?+−
While Avignon focuses on the cold, damp smell of a Catholic cathedral with heavy frankincense and myrrh, Jaisalmer is significantly warmer and drier. It emphasizes the "spice" in the woody-spicy classification, using cinnamon and cardamom to create a desert-like atmosphere rather than a religious one.
Is this a "gourmand" fragrance because of the cinnamon and berries?+−
No, Jaisalmer is firmly a woody-oriental. The spices and berries are used to enhance the resinous qualities of the incense and the dryness of the ebony wood rather than to create a scent that smells like food or dessert.
Is Jaisalmer suitable for a professional office environment?+−
Yes, many users find it appropriate for business settings because it remains relatively close to the skin. Since it lacks a heavy, aggressive trail, it provides a sophisticated, "clean" spiciness that is noticeable but not distracting to others.
Has Jaisalmer been discontinued or reformulated?+−
