Laylati

Laylati by Xerjoff is a woody, musky, and tobacco-forward fragrance with a subtle vanilla and powdery base. It opens with a green, herbal freshness that quickly transitions into a dark, resinous core dominated by patchouli, cedar, and tobacco. The vanilla is restrained and realistic—neither gourmand nor sweet—acting as a balancing agent that softens the sharper edges of the tobacco and woody accords. The scent evolves into a dry, ambery, and slightly narcotic profile that feels meditative and unsentimental, invoking imagery of a stoic, introspective figure rather than a sensual or overtly feminine presence. It is highly regarded for its complexity, longevity—lasting up to 12 hours on some skins—and moderate to strong sillage, especially noticeable during evening wear. Many compare it to Black Afgano, Dior Oud Ispahan, and Amouage Epic Man due to shared olfactory territories in the woody, smoky, and slightly medicinal realm. While it is not traditionally considered feminine, its unisex appeal is acknowledged by a third of voters. The scent is not overtly sweet or floral, and it carries a distinctive