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Arabian Oud · Sold as feminine
Gharam
The bustling energy of a late afternoon market, where the scent of fresh fruit and spices fills the air, blending with the subtle floral notes from nearby gardens.
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GharamHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Gharam by Arabian Oud is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance that captures the essence of vibrant, fresh scents intertwined with rich, warm undertones. Launched by a brand known for its luxurious and traditional fragrances originating from Saudi Arabia, Gharam opens with bright citrus and tropical fruits like passionfruit, blending seamlessly into aromatic spices such as nutmeg and rosemary. The heart notes of freesia, lotus, hibiscus, and rose add layers of floral complexity, while the base of musk and vetiver provides a grounding warmth that lingers throughout the day.
Apply Gharam to pulse points for a strong initial burst of citrus and tropical fruits. The aromatic spices will emerge within an hour, followed by the rich musk and vetiver base. This fragrance is best enjoyed in moderate temperatures, as it can be too overpowering in warmer conditions.
Fig. 01 — Gharam, Arabian Oud
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What people
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Warmly received so far: loved by 39%, disliked or hated by 11%.