Top Notes 
Afghan neroli
Italian mandarin orange
Kashmiri saffron
Litsea cubeba
Heart Notes 
Bulgarian rose
Damask rose
Rose otto
Turkish rose
Egyptian jasmine
Civet
Chinese osmanthus
Base Notes 
Amber
Cambodian oud
Indonesian patchouli
Muskroot
Orris root
Australian sandalwood
Castoreum
Deer musk
Egyptian myrrh
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63 Reviews
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Oud beneath the Sun
First spritz and you're greeted by a mandarin so bright and nearly boozy with almost nutty undertones that bring a cozy warmth to the opening. Quite the bold start.
After the inital hit of mandarin you’re embraced by a lustrous saffron and a rose bouquet that’s anything but ordinary. The Bulgarian rose sparkles as if it’s been dusted with morning dew, while the Turkish rose here offers a drier, nearly restrained allure (think of Jazeel’s Ghala, but a tad more mysterious). There’s a delicate touch of jasmine lurking in the background, softening the richness, but never upstaging.
As it dries down, the fragrance takes on a shadowy dimension—woody and oudy, yet surprisingly balanced. Here, the Indian oud plays the lead, with just a subtle hint of Cambodi. And—thankfully—no sour or cheesy notes to be found! A seamless transition follows, with castoreum and patchouli adding an almost animalic warmth, softened by a rather polite touch of musk and silky Australian sandalwood that rounds things out.
Now, some might say, “Oh, another Rose Oud?” But honestly, this is no ordinary act. It’s a slow-burning beauty, unfurling with depth and grace.
Excited for what comes next from this brand!
After the inital hit of mandarin you’re embraced by a lustrous saffron and a rose bouquet that’s anything but ordinary. The Bulgarian rose sparkles as if it’s been dusted with morning dew, while the Turkish rose here offers a drier, nearly restrained allure (think of Jazeel’s Ghala, but a tad more mysterious). There’s a delicate touch of jasmine lurking in the background, softening the richness, but never upstaging.
As it dries down, the fragrance takes on a shadowy dimension—woody and oudy, yet surprisingly balanced. Here, the Indian oud plays the lead, with just a subtle hint of Cambodi. And—thankfully—no sour or cheesy notes to be found! A seamless transition follows, with castoreum and patchouli adding an almost animalic warmth, softened by a rather polite touch of musk and silky Australian sandalwood that rounds things out.
Now, some might say, “Oh, another Rose Oud?” But honestly, this is no ordinary act. It’s a slow-burning beauty, unfurling with depth and grace.
Excited for what comes next from this brand!
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