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Arabian Oud · Sold as masculine
Al Fareed
The quiet sophistication of an exclusive salon — where the subtle richness of oud mixes with the powdery comfort of cashmere, and a hint of spice adds unexpected intrigue.
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Al FareedHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2020 by Arabian Oud, a brand renowned for its luxury scents centered around the prized aromatic resin of oud, Al Fareed is an intriguing blend of musky and powdery notes with a fresh spicy character. The composition opens with pink pepper and bergamot, providing a bright and invigorating start before transitioning into heart notes of geranium and violet. The base layers of ambergris, patchouli, and musk offer a rich, animalic warmth that grounds the fragrance in complexity and depth.
Apply Al Fareed to pulse points for a warm, close-to-skin presence. The fresh spicy notes are most noticeable in the first hour, but the base layers will develop over time, so reapply after meals or exercise for continuous depth.
Fig. 01 — Al Fareed, Arabian Oud
Where to buy.
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Designer Arabian Oud
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