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Arabian Oud · Sold as feminine
Kashkha 7
The quiet elegance of a Riyadh office, where the crisp air from open windows mingles with the warmth of afternoon sun and the subtle scent of fresh ink.
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Kashkha 7How it wears
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Notes Pyramid
The story behind the bottle.
Kashkha 7 by Arabian Oud is a composition that balances the bright freshness of citrus with the warm depth of musky and woody notes. The fragrance opens with cumin, introducing a fresh spicy accent, which then gives way to the rich warmth of Egyptian Musk in the heart. As it settles into its base, Kashkha 7 reveals a subtle interplay between lemon peel’s zesty brightness and the soothing green freshness of Aloe Vera. This duality creates an intriguing contrast that makes the fragrance both lively and comforting.
Apply Kashkha 7 with two sprays — it has long-lasting notes that evolve over time. The citrus top notes are bright but fade within an hour, making room for the musky and woody base to shine through. It pairs well with a light jacket or cardigan for layering.
Fig. 01 — Kashkha 7, Arabian Oud
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