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Maxjm
10 days ago
Oggi, dopo molto tempo sono riuscito a comprare celyon di xerjoff; è un ouf veramente eccellente, a mio parere , così insieme all'oudh di Tauer, e Ajmal two, dovrei avere tre degli oud che piut piacciono a me, in questi profumi l' oud è in primo piano e gli altri accordi sono solo di contorno ho anche altri oud, oud intense di Gucci, Mumbaj Noise di byredo e altri ancora, qualcuno saprebbe consigliarmi un oud forte e stallatico come i primi 3?
 gimascents l'oudh has natural oud Read all 3 replies
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booonbooon
3 months ago
Accessible entry level oud oils in USA
Hey y'all! I'm wanting to get into oud at some point beyond it as a fragrance note and more as something to wear on its own. I am wondering about what would be a good place to start for something that would be pretty easy to get in the US? I see some stuff that gets highly rated is often hard to find on US sites. Right now I'm looking at Dehn el Oud Mubarak as a possible option, maybe Oud Pure Wild Indonesian instead. What are your thoughts, y'all?
Dehn el Oud Mubarak Dehn el Oud Mubarak Swiss Arabian
Yakub3 Ensar oud and Jinx have good oud oils! Read all 5 replies
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booonbooon
3 months ago
Nicolai Incense Oud - what's going on?
Has anyone here tried Incense Oud? Compared to oud fragrances I've tried before, both western-style (Nostos, Oud Wood Eau de Parfum, Oud Maracujá, Al Noble Ameer) and the Amouage ones I've tried at the store (Opus XIII - Silver Oud, Opus XV - King Blue, Jubilation XXV Man), this one is just so different. It has this like spicy, green kind of smell to it to me that overtakes anything I would normally picture as oud. What is it I'm smelling here? I'm sure other notes like frankincense...
Incense Oud Incense Oud Nicolaï Oud Wood (Eau de Parfum) Oud Wood Tom Ford Al Noble Ameer Al Noble Ameer Lattafa
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chthonic
4 months ago
Terroir & Oud…?
Is it generally true that different regions oud have different & recognisable characters? I'm new to the oud game, but already I associate Hindi oud with that barnyardy, faecal note, Vietnamese oud with a clean, almost fresh note, Cambodian/Thai oud with a fruitiness, &c, &c. Is this just marketing & any place can create any of the oud notes that get associated with specific places & it's more a matter of blending, aging, & distilling?
Dahn Oudh Al Shams Special Edition Dahn Oudh Al Shams Special Edition Ajmal Thai Tarty Trat Thai Tarty Trat Byermia Dehnal Oudh Amiri Dehnal Oudh Amiri Al Haramain
Yakub3 I mean, a big part of what you smell is also marketing. For example, if someone says this oud from Papua and it smells velvety, fruity, and earthy, your nose tries...
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