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Arabian Oud · Sold as unisex
Titanium
The first sip of coffee in a dimly lit corner café, where the air is filled with the mingling scents of citrus and spices.
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The story behind the bottle.
Arabian Oud is renowned for its luxury scents that draw from the rich traditions of Middle Eastern perfumery. Titanium by Arabian Oud exemplifies this legacy with a warm and spicy composition anchored by patchouli, musk, and woody accords. The opening notes of grapefruit and fig leaf bring a fresh vibrancy that contrasts beautifully with the deep warmth of black pepper and saffron. Incense adds an earthy depth, creating a fragrance that is both bold and intimate.
Titanium’s incense notes can be quite pervasive, so one or two sprays are sufficient to create an enveloping warmth. The patchouli base blooms after about 30 minutes, so applying it slightly before you need it ensures a full effect throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Titanium, Arabian Oud
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