ARABIAN OUD:
Highly valued and sought-after fragrance
DERIVED : Resinous wood of the Aquilaria tree.
ORIGIN: Southeast Asia countries like India, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
NOTE: Rich, woody, and complex aroma with sweet, balsamic, and earthy undertones. It is often described as deep, resinous, and highly aromatic.
AMBER OUD:
Combines two distinct aromatic elements Amber & Oudh.
DERIVED: Not derived from a specific tree or resin it has undergone a natural process of polymerization over millions of years.
ORIGIN: regions with ancient deposits, such as the Baltic Sea region (including countries like Lithuania, Latvia, and Poland) and the Dominican Republic.
NOTE: Rich, sweet, and resinous fragrance with warm and cozy notes. It is often described as having a blend of vanillic, balsamic, and powdery facets.
MUKHALAT OUD:
Combines Oudh with other aromatic ingredients to create a blended scent. Mukhalat, in Arabic, means mixture or combination and it signifies the blending of different fragrance notes.
DERIVED: Oriental rendition that is made to cater the Arabic perfume connoisseurs
ORIGIN: An agarwood from the trat region of Thailand
NOTE: High notes of Agarwood, Neroli, and Bergamot create a rich and exotic opening
BAKHOOR OUD:
Exhibits a rich, complex, and luxurious scent profile
DERIVED: Bakhoor is made from Oud, a woodchip that is baked with other natural ingredients
ORIGIN: Arabian Peninsula
NOTE: prominent oriental deep woody character and resinous aroma with smoky balsamic undertones
RUH AL OUD:
"Ruh" means "spirit" or "essence captivating aroma of oud, which is known for its deep, woody, and resinous scent profile.
DERIVED : Resinous wood of the Aquilaria tree.
ORIGIN: Southeast Asia countries like India, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
NOTE: woody musk fragrance. It blends well with Black Pepper, Bergamot, Orange, Spearmint, Sandalwood and Ylang-ylang