Wild Oud
Fragrance notes
Character
Wild Oud can feel blunt at first. The mint and lavender hit hard and loud, almost medicinal, before the composition settles into a thick blanket of vanilla and benzoin. The honey in the base pulls the sweetness toward something heavy, and the tobacco adds a dry, rough edge that keeps the blend from turning fully soft. Oud sits underneath it all, woody and resinous, giving the scent a dark spine that never really softens.
You are standing on a cool balcony after dinner, the air crisp enough to see your breath, streetlights casting a warm glow over the stone railing. Someone nearby is wearing Wild Oud. The amber and warm spicy accords drift past you, rich and unapologetic, wrapping around the night like a heavy coat. The tonka bean smooths the sharper edges of the oud, while the aromatic lavender lingers faintly in the background. It is a scent that fills the space around you, grounded in tobacco and honey, leaving a trail of sweet, green, fresh spicy air wherever the person moves.
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