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Lattafa Perfumes · Sold as unisex
Opulent Oud
An after-dinner conversation in an ornate parlor — where rich woods and warm spices mingle to create a sense of refined comfort.
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Opulent OudBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Opulent Oud, launched by Lattafa Perfumes in 2018, is an Oriental fragrance that embodies the opulence and sophistication synonymous with Arabian culture. The composition centers around oud, a precious wood known for its rich and resinous character, which is enhanced by warm spices like cinnamon and saffron. The heart of rose adds a touch of floral elegance before settling into a base of amber, leather, and cedarwood, creating a complex blend that feels both luxurious and intimate.
Apply this fragrance with two sprays for the best effect. The top notes are bright but fade quickly, giving way to the deeper, more lasting base notes. It’s ideal for evening wear, as its warmth and depth complement cooler temperatures.
Fig. 01 — Opulent Oud, Lattafa Perfumes
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