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Oud al Fayed Christian Provenzano 2018

6.6 / 10 35 Ratings

A perfume by Christian Provenzano for women and men, released in 2018. The scent is woody-fruity. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Woody

Fruity

Sweet

Spicy

Oriental

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Raspberry

Black pepper Saffron

Saffron

Heart Notes

Rose

Lily

Jasmine

Base Notes

Musk

Amber

Atlas cedar

Cambodian oud Cypriol

Cypriol

Moss

Patchouli

Perfumer

Christian Provenzano

Ratings

Scent

6.635 Ratings

Longevity

8.029 Ratings

Sillage

7.329 Ratings

Bottle

7.828 Ratings

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Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

07/24/2019

9.5Scent 9Longevity 9Sillage

Diyenli61
11 Reviews

Diyenli61

1

Masterpiece

I got a chance to test this parfume and I think it is above my expectations. This masterpiece start really heavy, a typical middle eastern scent. You feel like walking in the streets of Dubai. After an hour it gets freshnes. I think the Jasmine and lily does iots job.
This is in my opinion a very masculine parfume. It is suitable to wear in summer.
There is a match in price-quality for sure.

09/02/2019

7Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

Chrisolina
7 Reviews

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Chrisolina

2

I should probably rethink my Oud classification

Thanks to a dear perfumer, I was able to test some Provenzano fragrances and until now, I thought they were all very wearable for the "average consumer." There are interesting and also just nice scents, and none can provoke a reaction like: "OMG how awful, dentist's office, burning rubber, Puma cage," etc. And then came the sample of Oud al Fayed.

I am not a particular Oud connoisseur. I can't distinguish between different types of Oud by vintage and soil composition, whether Cambodian or Indian. I don't even think I can tell a real one from a fake. I only know that in a 100 ml jar for 120 euros, there can't be any real Oud inside.

And I've also cobbled together a kind of classification, which would surely be ridiculous to a connoisseur, but there isn't another one available:

1. Chemistry, medicine: bitter-sour, sharp
2. Cow stall: animalic, fecal
3. Forest: pine needles, wood, resin

Oud al Fayed has shattered this homemade classification. It contains all three of the aforementioned categories, loud as a fanfare in the ear and in a remarkable concentration. You could use this stuff as smelling salts; it can wake you from the deepest faint. At this stage, I was surprised by the local comments. But the perfume really develops into a rose-raspberry-candy-woody-sweet scent - the Oud is always present, though. For me personally, it's only wearable and pleasant after about three hours, but one shouldn't be afraid of Oud here.