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Arabian Oud · Sold as unisex
Oriental Oud
The moment when the sun sets and the air fills with warm, spicy notes as you step out onto a city street, where the scent of oud lingers in every breath.
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Oriental OudHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Oriental Oud by Arabian Oud is a fragrance that channels the warmth and richness of traditional Middle Eastern perfumery, with a modern twist. The composition opens with bergamot and saffron, creating an initial brightness that gives way to the heart notes of rose and oud. The base notes of patchouli, amber, and musk provide a deep, enveloping finish that lingers on the skin. This fragrance is emblematic of Arabian Oud’s legacy, which began in Riyadh's Souk al-Azal marketplace and has since grown into a global brand known for its luxurious scents.
Apply two sprays to pulse points — this fragrance blooms best on skin. The top notes are bright but short-lived, so rely on the rich base notes for lasting warmth and depth. It reads better close to the skin than from a distance.
Fig. 01 — Oriental Oud, Arabian Oud
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