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Description:
Step into the world of elegance and opulence with Fakhar Al Oud by Ard Al Zaafaran. This exquisite fragrance captures the essence of traditional oud with a modern twist, blending rich spices, deep woods, and soft musks to create a captivating, luxurious aroma.
Fragrance Profile:
· Top Notes:
Saffron, Agarwood (Oud), Cypriol Oil (Nagarmotha), Nutmeg
A bold and spicy opening where the richness of saffron meets the smokiness of oud, accentuated by the earthy complexity of cypriol and the warmth of nutmeg.
· Heart Notes:
Guaiac Wood, Gurjan Balsam, Cedar, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Jasmine
The heart brings a harmonious balance of creamy woods, resinous balsams, and soft floral undertones, evoking an air of sophistication and depth.
· Base Notes:
Vanilla, Musk, Amber, Tonka Bean
A sweet and sensual base, combining the velvety richness of vanilla and tonka bean with the warmth of amber and the allure of musk.
Gender Suitability:
Unisex — Fakhar Al Oud is designed to resonate equally with men and women who appreciate the timeless allure of oud.
Performance Highlights:
- Intensity: Bold — a statement-making fragrance with a commanding presence.
- Projection: Excellent — projects strongly, enveloping you in a luxurious aura.
- Longevity: Outstanding — lasts 10–12 hours, ensuring it remains with you throughout the day or night.
- Sillage: Profound — leaves a noticeable and memorable trail, perfect for turning heads.
Sensory Experience:
Fakhar Al Oud is a sensory journey into the heart of Arabian luxury. Imagine an evening under the stars, surrounded by the deep, resinous aroma of burning oud, mingling with the soft sweetness of vanilla and amber. It’s an embodiment of warmth, elegance, and mystery.
Perfect For:
Ideal for those who seek a sophisticated fragrance for evening occasions, special events, or moments when you want to exude confidence and charm. Fakhar Al Oud is a must-have for anyone who appreciates the artistry of oud-based perfumes.
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