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Rasasi · Sold as unisex
Khaltat Al Oudh
The intimate embrace of a library filled with aged books, where the scent of wood and musk intertwine with the subtle sweetness of rose.
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Khaltat Al OudhBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Khaltat Al Oudh by Rasasi is an Oriental fragrance that balances the richness of oud with the warmth of rose and musk. The composition opens with a robust burst of rose, which immediately establishes a sense of opulence and depth. As it settles into its heart, agarwood (oud) emerges, adding a smoky, woody complexity that feels both ancient and lasting. The base notes of amber and sandalwood create a warm, powdery finish that lingers on the skin, making Khaltat Al Oudh a truly unisex scent for those who appreciate depth and sophistication.
Apply lightly to pulse points — the richness of the oud can be overpowering if used too generously. The fragrance blooms best close to the skin, so layer it under your jacket for a warm, enveloping effect.
Fig. 01 — Khaltat Al Oudh, Rasasi
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