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Swiss Arabian · Sold as masculine
Ohoud
The quiet comfort of a well-worn library chair, where the scent of warm spices and powdery woods blend with the richness of vanilla and rose.
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OhoudBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2014, Ohoud by Swiss Arabian is a Woody Spicy fragrance that blends the warmth of oud with powdery and musky accords. The composition opens with aldehydes and citruses, providing a fresh spicy contrast before settling into a heart of rose, heliotrope, and damask rose. The base notes of agarwood (oud), musk, patchouli, and labdanum create a rich, enveloping warmth that feels both luxurious and intimate.
Apply Ohoud to pulse points for a lasting effect — the fresh spicy top notes dissipate within an hour, but the rich oud and musky base notes will keep you enveloped throughout the day. It pairs best with cooler evenings or indoors where its warmth can be fully appreciated.
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Respected, if divisive: loved by 43%, disliked or hated by 29%.