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Arabian Oud · Sold as unisex
Feelings
The moment you step out onto a sunlit balcony after a long day, surrounded by the lush scent of blooming flowers and ripe fruit, feeling a sense of relaxation and renewal.
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FeelingsHow it wears
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Notes Pyramid
The story behind the bottle.
Feelings by Arabian Oud is a composition that seamlessly blends tropical fruits and floral notes to create an inviting and warm aroma. The fragrance opens with the bright, juicy freshness of pineapple and raspberry bloom before transitioning into the delicate sweetness of marigold. This floral heart note adds a soft, almost dreamy quality to the scent, which then settles into a base of frangipani, providing a rich and enveloping finish that is both sweet and slightly lactonic.
One or two sprays to the wrists and neck is sufficient — the pineapple and raspberry bloom top notes are bright but fleeting. The marigold heart note will develop over time, so this fragrance works best when allowed to evolve on the skin throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Feelings, Arabian Oud
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Designer Arabian Oud
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Warmly received so far: loved by 45%, disliked or hated by 12%.