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Fragrance Category: Unisex / Oriental Woody
Scent Profile: A luxurious and captivating blend of floral, woody, and oriental notes, Barakkat Satin Oud envelops you in a symphony of elegance and sophistication.
Top Notes:
- Bulgarian Rose
- Turkish Rose
- The fragrance opens with a delicate, romantic bouquet of Bulgarian and Turkish roses, adding an aura of timeless femininity and grace. These floral notes set the stage for a complex and alluring experience.
Heart Notes:
- Vanilla
- Agarwood (Oud)
- The warmth of creamy vanilla intermingles with the resinous richness of Oud, creating an intimate, luxurious experience that evokes both depth and sensuality. This heart is where the fragrance truly blooms, inviting you into its powerful embrace.
Base Notes:
- Violet
- Benzoin
- As the fragrance settles, the violet and benzoin add a sweet, warm, and resinous finish, offering a comforting, lingering sillage that stays with you.
Sensory Experience:
- Intensity: Full-bodied and bold
- Projection: Strong, with a presence that’s not overpowering, making it suitable for both intimate encounters and grand occasions.
- Longevity: Excellent; lingers for hours, ensuring that the enchanting scent remains a part of your aura throughout the day or evening.
- Sillage: The fragrance leaves a captivating trail, turning heads and inviting curiosity as you move.
Fragrance Context:
Barakkat Satin Oud is a perfect blend of luxurious and sensual notes, ideal for those who enjoy an enchanting, sophisticated scent that blends florals with the richness of Oud. Whether you're dressing for a special evening or seeking a signature scent for daily wear, this fragrance is bound to become your go-to.
Ideal For:
- Gender: Unisex
- Occasions: Evening wear, formal events, or any occasion where you wish to make a statement.
Barakkat Satin Oud by Fragrance World is an affordable yet luxurious alternative for anyone who appreciates the rich warmth and elegance of Oud Satin Mood but at a fraction of the price.
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