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Arabian Oud · Sold as feminine
Miss Beauty
The moment you step into a sunlit kitchen where fresh passionfruit and bergamot blend with the subtle warmth of musk — an inviting space filled with bright, uplifting energy.
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Miss BeautyHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Miss Beauty by Arabian Oud is a vibrant Floral Fruity fragrance that marries the freshness of bergamot and neroli with the lush sweetness of passionfruit. This composition is anchored by a warm base of amber and musk, creating an inviting contrast between its bright top notes and sensual undertones. The floral heart, enhanced by lavender, adds depth and complexity, making Miss Beauty a versatile scent that transitions seamlessly from day to night.
Apply Miss Beauty in light layers to allow its top notes to shine before the warm base emerges. It's best for daytime wear as the citrus and fruity elements are most noticeable during the first few hours. For a more lasting warmth, apply it on pulse points where your body heat can enhance the musky base notes.
Fig. 01 — Miss Beauty, Arabian Oud
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Designer Arabian Oud
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