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Oud Al Layl by Lattafa is a captivating unisex fragrance that blends luxurious notes with unmatched intensity. Perfect for those seeking a statement scent, it balances warmth, depth, and elegance, creating a sensory journey that lingers.
Key Features:
- Olfactive Category: Unisex
- Dominant Notes:
- Top: Rose and Woody Notes – An elegant opening with soft floral sweetness and earthy woods.
- Heart: Amber and Musk – Adds a warm, sensual glow with smooth undertones.
- Base: Agarwood (Oud) – Deep, resinous, and smoky, evoking mystery and sophistication.
Attributes:
- Intensity: Bold and enveloping, perfect for evening or special occasions.
- Projection: Moderate to strong; creates an alluring aura around the wearer.
- Longevity: Exceptional, lasting 10-12 hours with minimal fading.
- Sillage: Creates a noticeable yet sophisticated trail, leaving an unforgettable impression.
Sensory Experience: Imagine stepping into a luxurious Arabian night, where soft breezes carry the aroma of freshly bloomed roses and rich woods. The fragrance wraps you in warmth, with creamy amber and sensual musk adding a velvety touch, while oud provides a majestic depth.
Context: Ideal for formal events, romantic evenings, or when you want to feel empowered and distinguished. Oud Al Layl exudes timeless charm, making it a must-have in any perfume connoisseur's collection.
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