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Arabian Oud · Sold as unisex
Moody
A casual lunch at a bustling café, where the bright sun and zesty fruits mingle with the warmth of vanilla and wood — an inviting yet dynamic space.
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MoodyHow it wears
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Notes Pyramid
The story behind the bottle.
Moody by Arabian Oud is a composition that oscillates between bright freshness and warm richness. The fragrance opens with the striking contrast of jackfruit and bergamot, creating a vibrant yet unexpected harmony. As it evolves, vanilla and lemon peel bring a sweet yet tangy balance to the heart, while sandalwood anchors the base with its woody warmth. This interplay between zesty and creamy notes makes Moody an intriguing unisex scent that is both approachable and complex.
Apply this fragrance in layers for maximum impact. Start with one light spray to let the citrus notes shine through initially; after an hour, add another layer to bring out the deeper vanilla and sandalwood tones. It's best worn during cooler parts of the day when its warmth can be appreciated without overpowering.
Fig. 01 — Moody, Arabian Oud
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