Xerjoff Wardasina is a refined oriental floral fragrance built around Bulgarian rose, saffron and tobacco, and Maids Scents carries the authentic Eau de Parfum with delivery across Nigeria and beyond.
What is Xerjoff Wardasina?
Xerjoff Wardasina launched in 2019, created by perfumer Chris Maurice, part of the house’s Vibe collection alongside Xerjoff Erba Pura, which we already carry. The name itself literally translates as small rose, a fitting, understated title for an elegant tribute to what the brand calls the most romantic flower of them all.
One interesting piece of family context worth knowing — Wardasina is described as essentially embodying another Vibe collection fragrance, Laylati, with rose added into the composition. Every fragrance in the Vibe collection also comes with a genuine silk foulard, designed by Xerjoff and woven by renowned silk makers in Como, so this comes with the same tangible, wearable touch as its collection siblings.
Fragrance Profile
Xerjoff Wardasina opens with green notes, giving a fresh, grounded introduction before its genuinely rosy heart becomes evident almost immediately.
As it develops, the heart brings in Bulgarian rose, saffron, patchouli and cedarwood, warm and softly spiced. The brand itself describes patchouli and saffron as contributing a genuinely velvety softness to this stage of the composition.
The base settles into tobacco, musk and vanilla, closing out a comforting, gentle dry-down the brand describes as cushioning the whole composition rather than overwhelming it, a scent designed to impress quietly rather than announce itself.
Top Note: Green Notes
Heart Notes: Bulgarian Rose, Saffron, Patchouli, Cedarwood
Base Notes: Tobacco, Musk, Vanilla
Xerjoff itself describes the fragrance as exuding a very specific type of confidence, the kind that comes from genuinely knowing what quality is, cultured and dignified, impressing without actively seeking to and carrying no ego at all.
That same restrained philosophy carries through visually too, since Wardasina forgoes any loud packaging gimmicks in favour of letting the fragrance and its silk foulard speak for themselves.
Who Should Wear Wardasina?
Xerjoff Wardasina suits anyone who wants a genuinely refined, understated rose-oriental fragrance rather than a loud, attention-seeking statement scent. It’s a strong pick for anyone who already appreciates Xerjoff’s Vibe collection and wants a more quietly confident, rose-centred alternative to some of the house’s bolder, more maximalist releases.
Performance and Longevity
It’s genuinely worth being honest that this release hasn’t built up the same volume of detailed independent reviews as some of Xerjoff’s more talked-about fragrances, so testing on your own skin is especially worthwhile here. Given the warm, resinous base of tobacco, musk and vanilla, moderate to strong longevity is a reasonable expectation consistent with Xerjoff’s usual standards.
Two to three sprays on pulse points is a sensible, practical starting point for a fragrance with this much depth in the base.
Best Time to Wear Wardasina in Nigeria
Given its warm, spiced, tobacco-driven base, Xerjoff Wardasina suits Nigeria’s harmattan season particularly well, where cooler, drier air lets the saffron, cedarwood and vanilla fully develop for evening wear and considered occasions.
Buying Wardasina From Maids Scents
Every Xerjoff bottle we stock, including Wardasina, comes from verified suppliers, so what you receive matches what you’d get through an authorised Xerjoff retailer.
We deliver across Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Kano, Enugu, Benin City and the rest of Nigeria, and we ship internationally for orders placed from outside the country.
You can read more about the fragrance on the official Xerjoff website.
If you’re exploring more of the Xerjoff Vibe collection, Xerjoff Erba Pura is worth comparing, or browse our full range of unisex perfumes in Nigeria.
Xerjoff Wardasina is in stock now at Maids Scents.
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