My First Oud Fragrance
The packaging had the following text:
“The power of a woody scent for women. The grandeur of Oud with the sensuality of Copaíba enhanced by the femininity of intense floral facets.”
The strength of a woody fragrance for women. The nobility of Oud with the sensuality of Copaíba amplified by feminine, floral facets."
The scent is a mix of strength and elegance. Copaiba blended with Oud. I find it incredibly beautiful and very original. Perfect for someone who moves between both worlds. The best of both worlds. Orient meets Tropicalia.
In Rio, the fragrance clung strongly to my skin and was still noticeable on my clothes days later. There, it is definitely an evening scent that one should not overdo.
In Dubai, however, it feels like a light water, an everyday fragrance that dissipates quite quickly under the scorching heat (40 degrees).
Now I understand how fragrances unfold in different atmospheres.
As for Oud itself, I can't say much. I completely missed this Oud hype. So I'm a late bloomer. The only other one I know is Tom Ford Oud Wood, which I find very clean and pleasant. Here, the Oud comes across as somewhat more medicinal. And am I detecting dried fruits or something sweet, gourmandish?
“The power of a woody scent for women. The grandeur of Oud with the sensuality of Copaíba enhanced by the femininity of intense floral facets.”
The strength of a woody fragrance for women. The nobility of Oud with the sensuality of Copaíba amplified by feminine, floral facets."
The scent is a mix of strength and elegance. Copaiba blended with Oud. I find it incredibly beautiful and very original. Perfect for someone who moves between both worlds. The best of both worlds. Orient meets Tropicalia.
In Rio, the fragrance clung strongly to my skin and was still noticeable on my clothes days later. There, it is definitely an evening scent that one should not overdo.
In Dubai, however, it feels like a light water, an everyday fragrance that dissipates quite quickly under the scorching heat (40 degrees).
Now I understand how fragrances unfold in different atmospheres.
As for Oud itself, I can't say much. I completely missed this Oud hype. So I'm a late bloomer. The only other one I know is Tom Ford Oud Wood, which I find very clean and pleasant. Here, the Oud comes across as somewhat more medicinal. And am I detecting dried fruits or something sweet, gourmandish?
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