Aomak is a brilliantly radiant, hyper-refreshing citrus-aromatic fragrance from the French luxury niche house Loumari. Launched in 2025 and composed by perfumer Christian Provenzano, the fragrance is a conceptual liquid exploration of the forgotten, windswept shores of Socotra island, where burning desert sands dance against striking emerald waters. It is built around an "icy-hot" friction. It opens with an explosive, mouthwatering canopy of bitter orange, Sicilian mandarin, and crisp mint, plunged into an effervescent Mojito Fusion accord and spiked with the sharp heat of fresh ginger, cardamom, and sage. It shifts smoothly into a lush, sparkling heart of Moroccan rose, Jasmine Sambac, and sunny neroli, textured by spicy Timut pepper and straw-like helichrysum. The composition then anchors itself on an opulent, deeply smooth, and modern baseline of earthy vetiver, patchouli, amber, moss, and warm synthetic elements like Sandalwave and Aromalide.
Olfactory Pyramid:
Top Notes: Mojito Fusion, Mint, Bitter Orange, Sicilian Mandarin, Fresh Ginger, Cardamom, Sage
Heart Notes: Neroli, Jasmine Sambac, Moroccan Rose, Helichrysum, Timut Pepper
Base Notes: Sandalwave, Patchouli, Vetiver, Amber, Moss, Aromalide
Vibe: Intensely crisp and hyper-citrus forward, beautifully texturized with an icy, boozy mojito-mint sharpness, and grounded in a clean, bubbly white floral and modern woody-amber dry down.
What are the notes in Loumari Aomak? A mojito accord, mint, bitter orange, mandarin, ginger, cardamom and sage at the top, neroli, jasmine sambac, Moroccan rose, helichrysum and timut pepper in the heart, and sandalwood, patchouli, vetiver, amber, moss and aromalide in the base. Composed by Christian Provenzano.
Is it a fresh fragrance? Yes, a citrus aromatic: mint and citrus up top over a warm, mossy woody base.
Should I sample it first? Start with the 1.5mL sample before the 100mL.
More from Loumari: Porthole, Noble Cavale and Saja.