Taji by Shulton: launched in 1964. The perfume is named for the Persian area near Baghdad.
So what does it smell like? It is classified as a floral oriental fragrance for women, a blend of fragrant oils from India and the Middle East. It can be described as a spicy floral with a touch of sweetness, similar to Elizabeth Arden's Blue Grass but with a strong carnation note.
Taji was available in the following:
Life, 1967:
Vogue, 1967:
Fragrance Composition:
So what does it smell like? It is classified as a floral oriental fragrance for women, a blend of fragrant oils from India and the Middle East. It can be described as a spicy floral with a touch of sweetness, similar to Elizabeth Arden's Blue Grass but with a strong carnation note.
- Top notes: bergamot, geranium, lavender and East Indian clove and cardamom
- Middle notes: rose, tuberose, carnation, Madagascan ylang ylang, jasmine, cinnamon, herbs
- Base notes: Java vetiver, benzoin, balsam, Mysore sandalwood, vanilla, Yugoslavian oakmoss, ambergris, musk, Sumatran patchouli
Taji was available in the following:
- Parfum
- Perfume Oil Mist
- Taji Chiffon Spray Cologne
- Bath Oil
- Sheer Taji Body Lotion
- Bath Powder
- Soap
Life, 1967:
"A delicately balanced blend of verdant florals, sophisticated herbs and other rare and rarely used scents, hauntingly beautiful Taji is what traditional perfumes are not. Taji is at last, a perfume that lasts. Taji perfume, perfume oil, cologne and complete collection of delights for body and bath."
Vogue, 1967:
"Taji has rediscovered this formula and, inspired by it, present Taji Chiffon Spray Cologne — for women who want to feel like English flowers, while others are wilting away. Taji Chiffon Spray Cologne is starting summer now at fine stores, $5.00."
I remember using a scent that I believe was called Taji back in the 60s that I really liked. The bottle I pictured is different from what I see here but I could be mistaken after so many years.
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