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Arabian Oud · Sold as feminine
Kashkha
The quiet luxury of a Riyadh apartment, where the light filters through sheer curtains and the air is filled with the subtle blend of fresh flowers and powdery musks.
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KashkhaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Kashkha by Arabian Oud is a Floral Fruity fragrance for women that weaves together the crispness of citrus and the warmth of powdery musks. Opening with notes of orange and peach, it transitions into a heart of jasmine, violet, and rose, before settling into an iris-infused base that adds depth and complexity. This composition is emblematic of Arabian Oud's commitment to blending traditional Middle Eastern elements with modern sensibilities.
Apply Kashkha lightly to pulse points; its longevity means it will stay close to your skin throughout the day. The citrus notes are vibrant but fleeting, so a moderate sillage ensures that the floral heart and musky base shine through.
Fig. 01 — Kashkha, Arabian Oud
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The Kashkha line
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Warmly received so far: loved by 36%, disliked or hated by 4%.