Bedour Extrait
Fragrance notes
Character
White peach arrives first, soft and cool, followed by mandarin and bergamot that keep the fruit from sitting too heavy. Orange blossom enters soon after, clean and slightly soapy, while vetiver adds a dry green edge underneath. Cotton candy and vanilla take over the base, thick and sugary, with akigalawood giving a woody, slightly sharp texture that stops the sweetness from flattening out. Musk sits low and powdery, blurring the edges of the brighter top layer.
A pale jacket over a knit sweater on a bright morning suits this scent. The air is crisp enough that the citrus feels awake, but the vanilla and cotton candy still make sense. It fits a street lined with wet leaves where the sun is out but the coat stays on. Nathalie Templer composed it in 2023 for Arabiyat Prestige, and the gourmand side leans further into caramel than the fruit at first suggests, especially once the peach steps back and the woody base starts to press upward through the white floral
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