Modest on the outside, seductive on the inside, Kajal is a floral-oriental love story inspired by the beauty of the eyes and the Arabic word 'khajal', which signifies a woman's shy modesty. The opening chapters feature Amalfi lemon, Calabrian bergamot, and mandarin. At the heart of the story is the Turkish rose, which evolves as the tale unfolds: initially shy, it gradually opens up and is complemented by the seductive shade of iris. The concluding chapters of Kajal combine the sensuality of musk and amber with harmonies of Madagascar vanilla, tonka beans, and a woody accent of Mysore sandalwood.