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Arabian Oud · Sold as unisex
Layal
A late afternoon conversation over strong coffee, where the rich aroma of tobacco mingles with the subtle sweetness of rose and the earthy notes of sandalwood.
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LayalHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Layal by Arabian Oud is a fragrance that defies convention. The opening notes of tobacco and myrrh create an immediate sense of warmth and depth, while the rose and lemon peel add a delicate contrast of sweetness and freshness. Settling into a base of sandalwood, amber, and balsamic accords, Layal becomes a complex blend of rich, warm spices and powdery woods that linger on the skin for hours. This composition is neither traditionally masculine nor feminine, embodying the unisex essence that makes it a standout in Arabian Oud’s extensive range.
Layal’s strong sillage means a single spray is sufficient to make an impression. Its longevity ensures that it remains close to your skin for hours, so avoid layering heavily. This fragrance reads best in the evening or during cooler weather when its warm spices and powdery base notes can fully unfold.
Fig. 01 — Layal, Arabian Oud
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Warmly received so far: loved by 41%, disliked or hated by 16%.





















