AMB Perfumes, the newest venture from Pakistan’s #1 mobile accessories brand, AMB Walk ‘n’ Talk, has achieved an extraordinary milestone of 5,000 happy customers within just 10 days of launch.
This historic success reflects the trust and loyalty that AMB Walk ‘n’ Talk has built over 25 years, recharging Pakistan with innovative products and trend-setting partnerships with leading Pakistani stars.
The Secret Behind the Success
The secret to AMB Perfumes’ success lies in its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction. The brand’s two flagship fragrances, Velvet Aura and Frozen Flames, have captured the hearts of both men and women with their unique floral and woody notes.
AMB’s pocket perfumes have also become a hit among students and young professionals, offering a compact, easy to carry, and affordable way to stay fragrant on-the-go.
What sets AMB Perfumes apart is its commitment to international standards. The fragrances are formulated with high-quality fragrance extracts from Paris, while the packaging materials are sourced from Pakistan and mainland China. This unique blend of global quality and local craftsmanship underscores AMB’s mission to offer high-end products at competitive prices.
As Mr. Nasir Salman, CEO of AMB Perfumes, noted, “We believe in offering high-end products at competitive prices, just like AMB Walk ‘n’ Talk. We don’t follow trends; we set them.”
AMB Walk ‘n’ Talk has been a trailblazer in Pakistan, revolutionizing branding and advertising on national and regional media. Building on this legacy, AMB Perfumes is raising the bar for excellence in the fragrance market.
With AMB Perfumes, the brand is taking its commitment to innovation and excellence to new heights. Mr. Salman announced plans to launch twenty new perfumes for men and women, as well as two body mists for girls, making AMB Perfumes the premier fragrance brand in Pakistan.
As Mr. Nasir Salman expressed his gratitude to the people of Pakistan for trusting AMB Perfumes, he promised to make Lahore the “Fragrant Capital of Pakistan.”
