If you're in Selangor and hunting for a scent you can actually wear every day, Asdaaf has two 100ml EDPs that come up again and again: Majd Al Sultan and Golden Oud. Both sit in the oriental-woody space, but they don't smell alike at all — one goes smoky and bold, the other leads with oud and rose. Here's how to pick the right one for your daily rotation.
Majd Al Sultan by Asdaaf
Majd Al Sultan is the one made for men. It opens with smoky notes, incense and a touch of crisp apple, so the first spray already feels dark and dramatic but with a little freshness hiding in there. From the heart you get myrrh, saffron and resins, and the base settles into cedarwood, amber, vanilla, oud and musk.
The store lists it for the office, evening, date night and special events, and it leans towards cooler, moodier conditions. In Malaysian terms, that means rainy nights, air-cond offices and chilly mall trips — not the hot midday walk to lunch. If you're a guy who wants your daily scent to feel bold and a bit intense, this is that bottle.
Golden Oud by Asdaaf
Golden Oud is the unisex pick — men and women can both wear it. There's no slow build here; it opens straight with oud and saffron, then moves into a heart of amber, rose and patchouli, and finishes on vanilla, musk and sandalwood. Its fragrance family is oriental, woody and oud, so it feels warmer and softer than Majd Al Sultan thanks to that rose in the middle.
The store positions it for everyday use, formal occasions and special occasions. So if you want one bottle that covers workdays and weekend dinners, and that you could share with your partner, Golden Oud is the more flexible choice.
Which one should you wear daily in Selangor?
Both are 100ml Eau de Parfum, so the real difference is in the notes and who's spraying them.
- Pick Majd Al Sultan if you're a man who wants smoky incense and apple up top, a spicy resinous heart, and a deep cedarwood-amber-oud finish. Great for office days that turn into date nights.
- Pick Golden Oud if you want a unisex scent that leads with oud and saffron, carries rose and patchouli through the middle, and dries down to vanilla, musk and sandalwood.
One thing to keep in mind for daily wear here: both are listed for cooler conditions in the store data. In our weather, that translates to evenings, rainy afternoons and air-conditioned spaces. For a hot, humid commute at noon, a lighter application goes further than a heavy one — that's just how heat works with perfume.
If you're still torn, think about your week. If most of your days are office and evening plans, Majd Al Sultan fits that story. If your days swing between casual, formal and everything in between — and you want a bottle anyone in the house can wear — Golden Oud makes more sense. Either way, you're getting a proper oriental-woody EDP in the same 100ml size, so you can't really go far wrong.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which one is better for the office?
Majd Al Sultan is listed for the office and evening wear, while Golden Oud covers everyday and formal occasions. Both can work for workdays — it depends on whether you want smoky or oud-and-rose.
Is Golden Oud only for men?
No, the store lists Golden Oud as unisex, so both men and women can wear it. Majd Al Sultan is the one made specifically for men.
What size and concentration do they come in?
Both come in 100ml Eau de Parfum bottles, so you're comparing the scent, not the size.
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