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Lattafa Perfumes · Sold as unisex
Oud Salama
A leather-bound book in an old library — the crispness of fresh pages meets the rich, warm scent of aged wood and subtle musk, creating a sense of lasting elegance.
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Oud SalamaBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Oud Salama by Lattafa Perfumes is a Woody Spicy fragrance that weaves together the rich heritage of Arabic perfumery with modern sophistication. The scent opens with bright fruity notes, offering an immediate burst of freshness. This contrast gives way to a heart of amber and white musk, which brings warmth and depth, while leather adds a subtle animalic edge. The base is anchored by agarwood (oud) and woody accords, creating a grounding and enveloping experience.
Apply Oud Salama with two sprays for a balanced experience. The fruity top notes are fleeting but vibrant, while the base notes take about an hour to fully settle in. This fragrance is best worn close to skin where it reveals its full complexity.
Fig. 01 — Oud Salama, Lattafa Perfumes
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