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Arabian Oud · Sold as feminine
Seduce
You reach for this the morning after a late flight, needing something fresh and comforting to greet the day with confidence.
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SeduceHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Seduce by Arabian Oud is a Floral Fruity Gourmand fragrance that captures the essence of modern elegance and sophistication. The composition opens with bright citrus notes from lime and apple, infused with the freshness of mint, creating an invigorating start. As it evolves, lilac and lime blossom bring a delicate floral touch, balanced by the rich warmth of caramel and the opulent depth of agarwood (oud) and incense. This blend offers a harmonious interplay between freshness and sweetness, making Seduce a captivating choice for those who appreciate nuanced scents.
Apply one or two sprays directly to pulse points; the citrus and mint top notes are bright but fleeting. The base of oud and incense develops over time, so it's best enjoyed close to skin rather than in a wide sillage.
Fig. 01 — Seduce, Arabian Oud
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Designer Arabian Oud
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