Oud or agarwood has been used in the production of perfumes and incense since ancient times, but it wasn’t until recently that its popularity skyrocketed in Western cultures. Now, it has become one of the most popular fragrance ingredients out there, especially when it comes to niche perfumes such as those produced by the House of Oud.
The reason behind this increased popularity is that oud doesn’t smell like your average fragrance; in fact, it’s quite an acquired taste that takes some getting used to!
Byredo – Blanche
This perfume is part of Byredo’s collection Arabian Nights which includes fragrances based on stories from One Thousand and One Nights. It was inspired by nights in Cairo in front of her husband’s harem who used Arabian musk oil to scent their skin. Oud is not typically used as a note in women’s perfume; however, Byredo blends it with other aromas to create an intense fragrance that is sensual and intoxicating.
The combination of oud, rosewood, patchouli and amber creates a complex aroma that will have you smelling seductive all day long. The notes are blended so well together that you won’t even notice they are there—the smell just envelopes you.
It also comes in a spray form which makes it easy to apply without being too overpowering. The bottle itself is beautiful and elegant making it great for display when not in use. If you want something different than your typical floral or fruity scent then Blanche by Byredo is worth trying out!
Amouage Interlude Man Scent – Love in Idleness
A fresh blend of oud, sandalwood, rose petals, basil leaves and incense. A clean fragrance that is both soft and bold. This one does not overpower with its heavy use of oud as most other perfumes do. When it dries down, it almost becomes more floral than woody which is an unusual aspect to come from any type of wood scent.
This perfume makes you feel young and beautiful even if you aren’t those things at all! Its intensity adds character to anyone who wears it so definitely make sure you are ready for compliments before applying! Honestly though… how could someone NOT compliment your wonderful new scent?!
Thierry Mugler Scent – A*Men Pure Malt
A*Men Pure Malt is arguably one of Thierry Mugler’s best oud perfumes; with notes of oud, freshness, grapefruit and patchouli. A*Men is sensual, spicy and provocative; it never fails to attract attention when worn. The freshness of grapefruit makes sure it doesn’t feel too heavy but instead refreshing whilst patchouli adds a layer of authenticity which makes it perfect for formal occasions. If you’re looking for an oud perfume that will make you stand out from everyone else then A*Men Pure Malt is a great choice.
Crystal Oud By Hasan Oud
Crystal oud is one of the best at the top of its class, a rare, valuable, and very wearable Middle Eastern oud with notes of sandalwood, vanilla, rose, leather, spices, patchouli, and jasmine, bergamot.
It is recommended for both men and women as it has a beautiful balance of masculine and feminine notes. It is very unique among our ouds as it contains very wearable fragrance notes without the typical heavy smoky or medicinal qualities associated with many Middle Eastern ouds.
And this entire glamorous aroma is offered in a tiny fashionable bottle with a highly reasonable price, thus, making it just perfect as a gift from one splendid woman to another in a function!
Versace L’Homme Scent
Most men know about Versace’s signature print, and its presence on everything from bags to bathrobes, but what they may not realize is that Versace also offers some of the best Oud-based perfumes. Versace L’Homme combines sensuality with Oud in an intoxicating scent. This fresh, earthy fragrance is great for everyday wear or a night out. If you want your seduction to last all day long—literally—you’ll want to wear it every day. You can’t go wrong with one of Versace’s best perfumes.
Oud Mukhallat By Hasan Oud
The unique fragrance of this special oud blend is very evident from the moment that it touches your skin. This attar has a woodsy note of agarwood, and this is surrounded by a note of saffron. The beauty of this scent radiates for a long time, and it works alongside an intense lily note to create a soothing effect. This special blend is also characterized by an amber note that lends it a musky atmosphere. It is a perfect blend for your wardrobe.
It is an eye-popping collection of Indians, French, and Arabic people, that promise incredible longevity of fragrance on your clothes under the ruthless summer heat, leaving your fellow friends and colleagues utterly puzzled and jealous.
Sweet Oudh By Hasan Oud
This is a top-shelf attar. It is a beautiful blend of sweet, Hindi Oudh, Birch, Spices, Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Amber, Ginger, Saffron, and Sandalwood with strong scents of Gourmand (incense), Beeswax (cocoa), Amber and Rose. This perfume has no single scent; rather it takes the best of the Middle East and Indian regions where the ingredients are from and created a unique masterpiece, which lasts for a very good time.
There are many benefits of Sweet Oudh attar but it’s mainly used for its therapeutic properties. It’s good for balancing mood swings, relieving stress and anxiety, and depression. Ingesting a few drops of it every day can keep your spirit uplifted as well as keep away colds or flu symptoms. It also has antiseptic properties which help heal small wounds or cuts. If that wasn’t enough it’s also excellent for calming premenstrual symptoms so it’s great when trying to cope with problems.
Choosing the best quality perfume in India can be intimidating, especially if you are new to it. You must understand that there are many fragrances available in the market but not every fragrance has the original ingredients. You must try to associate yourself with a particular fragrance first, before deciding on investing in it.
Buy from the best range of fragrances and take guidance from the experts, if needed. We, at Hasanoud value your money and emotions. Hence, we bring to you the best fragrances for you. So, come join us in our new scent journey and experiment with the fragrances.
