Collection No.1
Fragrance notes
Collection No.1 belongs on the shelf of anyone who wants oud without the heavy, medicinal weight that defines so many Middle Eastern releases. The opening gives you bright bergamot and a mix of citruses that feel clean and immediate. That fresh start keeps the rose and oud in the heart from collapsing into something dense. The rose here is polite rather than overwhelming, and the oud sits beside it as a dry woodiness instead of a loud statement.
The base settles into musk that pulls the whole composition toward a powdery finish. Fresh spicy and floral accords round out the edges, so the scent never feels like a single bold ingredient shouting over the others. It carries a neat, composed character that works in professional spaces as easily as it does in casual ones. Mohammed Neemah built a blend that stays balanced across its notes instead of leaning hard into one extreme.
Wear this during spring days when you want something woody but not aggressive. It fits a person who enjoys traditional materials handled with a lighter hand. The citrus and rose keep it approachable, while the oud and musk give it just enough depth to feel complete.
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