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Swiss Arabian · Sold as unisex
Dehn el Ood Ghalib
A moment of introspection in an opulent study where the warmth of aged wood and vanilla is punctuated by a hint of fresh spice, creating a cocoon of sensory richness.
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Dehn el Ood GhalibBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Dehn el Ood Ghalib by Swiss Arabian is an Oriental Vanilla fragrance that balances the richness of oud and vanilla with fresh, spicy undertones. The composition opens with a burst of sweetness from sugar and fruity notes before settling into a heart of musk and amber. The base is anchored by agarwood (oud) and woody accords, creating a warm and enveloping scent that feels both luxurious and comforting.
Due to its strong sillage but weak longevity, apply this fragrance more frequently throughout the day. A single spritz can fill a room with its rich aroma, so it's best suited for close encounters and intimate settings rather than all-day wear.
Fig. 01 — Dehn el Ood Ghalib, Swiss Arabian
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Warmly received so far: loved by 38%, disliked or hated by 13%.






















