Pure Malaysian Oud Oil is an alcohol-free attar perfume oil for men and women, made from natural Malaysian oud (agarwood). Concentrated and long-lasting, it is made to be worn on its own or layered with your favourite perfume or body musk.
Fragrance notes
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Single note: Natural Malaysian Oud (Agarwood)
Scent profile
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Scent family: Oud, Woody, Oriental
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Gender: Unisex
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Vibe: Rich, Smoky, Refined
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Season: Autumn, Winter, Cool Evenings, All-Year Wear for Oud Enthusiasts
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Best for: Traditional Attar Wear, Evening Wear, Meditation, Special Occasions
The fragrance
Experience Pure Malaysian Oud Attar Perfume Oil, a rich and captivating natural oud distinguished by its woody depth, smoky character, and intriguing honeyed sweetness. Warm and sophisticated, it offers a beautifully evolving agarwood experience with subtle tobacco-like nuances adding darkness and complexity.
From the first application, Malaysian oud reveals smoky woods and resinous warmth, creating a deep and distinctive opening. As it develops naturally on the skin, softer honeyed nuances begin to emerge alongside hints reminiscent of tobacco, bringing a smoother sweetness to its initially darker character.
The beauty of natural oud lies in its evolution. Over time, woody, smoky, earthy, sweet, and resinous facets can reveal themselves differently on the skin, creating an experience that feels complex and deeply personal rather than following a conventional top, heart, and base structure.
Perfect for oud collectors, attar enthusiasts, and those exploring natural agarwood, Pure Malaysian Oud can be appreciated on its own or layered sparingly with rose, musk, sandalwood, amber, and other traditional perfume oils. Its balance of smoky depth and evolving sweetness also makes it an intriguing introduction for those beginning to explore the world of pure oud.
A note on pure oud
Pure oud is an exceptionally complex natural essence and may not suit everyone, particularly those unfamiliar with strong or animalic aromas. Depending on its origin, maturation, and individual characteristics, genuine oud can display earthy, smoky, leathery, medicinal, animalic, barnyard-like, or fecal nuances. These facets can occur naturally and are part of the complexity sought by experienced oud enthusiasts.
- Start small: Sample before committing to larger quantities and apply only a tiny amount at first.
- Experience it on skin: Avoid judging pure oud solely by smelling directly from the bottle. Allow it time to breathe, warm, and develop on your skin.
- Experiment with layering: Rose, musk, sandalwood, amber, and floral attars can soften or complement its more intense characteristics.
Why you'll love it
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Alcohol-free: gentle on the skin, with no drying alcohol.
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Concentrated and long-lasting: a little goes a long way.
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Sizes: 1ml, 3ml, 6ml and 12ml, with a glass stick applicator (1ml in a pipette bottle).
How to wear: Apply a small amount to clean, dry skin on the wrists or inner arms. Allow to settle rather than rubbing it in. As a concentrated oil it sits close to the skin and develops gradually through the day.
Please note: For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes and do not apply to broken or irritated skin. Patch test before first use. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children.
Colour: may vary slightly between batches due to the natural characteristics of the ingredients.
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