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Areej Le Doré · Sold as unisex
The History of Bengal Oud
The scent of an ancient manuscript, where the sharpness of fresh spices is tempered by the rich, smoky aroma of aged wood.
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The History of Bengal OudHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Russian Adam crafted The History of Bengal Oud for Areej Le Doré, launching it in 2023 as an Oriental Woody fragrance for both women and men. This scent opens with a fresh spicy accord that immediately draws you in with its vibrancy before settling into the deep, rich warmth of oud. It's a composition that balances the mysterious depth of Arabian perfumery with the simplicity and intensity often found in Russian culture.
Apply this fragrance with a light hand — the fresh spicy top notes are bright and can be overpowering if over-applied. The base of oud develops slowly on skin, so it's best to let it settle in for an hour before reapplying if needed.
Fig. 01 — The History of Bengal Oud, Areej Le Doré
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