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Areej Le Doré · Sold as unisex
Chinese Oud
The hiss of an espresso machine two seconds before the cup arrives, where the freshness of citrus meets the depth of woody notes and the warmth of vanilla.
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Chinese OudHow it wears
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Who Wears It
The story behind the bottle.
Russian Adam crafted Chinese Oud for Areej Le Doré, launching it in 2021 as an Oriental Woody fragrance that blends the mysterious charm of oud with a bright aldehydic opening. The composition features sweet orange and bergamot that give way to rich agarwood (oud), white florals like rose and jasmine, and earthy base notes such as patchouli and vanilla. This scent embodies the luxurious depth and complexity that Areej Le Doré is known for, combining rare ingredients with a global perspective.
Chinese Oud is long-lasting with moderate sillage, so a light spritz goes a long way. The fragrance develops gradually, so give it time to settle on your skin before adding more. It works well for both day and evening wear, but its depth makes it particularly suitable for cooler evenings.
Fig. 01 — Chinese Oud, Areej Le Doré
Where to buy.
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