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Arabian Oud · Sold as feminine
Butterfly 2
A vibrant fruit stand in a bustling Riyadh market, where the tartness of pomegranate meets the warm, woody notes of agarwood.
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Butterfly 2Composition & Character
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The story behind the bottle.
Butterfly 2 by Arabian Oud is a Floral Fruity fragrance that balances the freshness of citrus and herbs with the rich warmth of oud. The scent opens with pomegranate and marigold, bringing a vibrant fruity and floral contrast that cuts through the aromatic spice of basil and bergamot. As it settles, the heart reveals a woody, green complexity anchored by agarwood (oud), which brings depth and a subtle sweetness to the composition. This fragrance is emblematic of Arabian Oud's dedication to luxury scents, particularly those featuring oud, a prized resin central to Middle Eastern perfumery.
Apply this fragrance with two sprays to allow the top notes to mingle with the heart and base. The citrus and herbal freshness will fade within an hour, giving way to a rich oud warmth that lingers throughout the day. It's best for daytime wear when you want a scent that evolves as it wears.
Fig. 01 — Butterfly 2, Arabian Oud
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