FR. 00:00 Oud
Fragrance notes
Licorice and peppermint open the fragrance with a crisp, cool bite. The licorice carries a dark, almost medicinal edge that the peppermint brightens without turning soapy. Saffron enters quickly with its warm, metallic shimmer, pulling the opening toward something richer.
Rose and jasmine sit in the heart alongside pepper and elemi. The rose is present but not heady, while the jasmine adds a soft floral lift. Pepper brings a sharp, dry heat that keeps the flowers from feeling too lush. Elemi contributes a resinous, green crispness that bridges the top and base.
Papyrus and oud form a dry, woody foundation. The papyrus smells like crushed stalks and dry paper, giving the oud a clean surface to rest on. The oud here is smooth rather than barnyard, supported by the balsamic and leather touches found in the accords.
The blend leans heavily on its spicy and woody accords, which can feel crowded. The licorice, saffron, and pepper compete for attention, making the composition busy rather than harmonious. The sweetness in the accords clashes slightly with the dry papyrus, creating a muddled finish.
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