Oud, also known as the “5000$ per pound scent”, is one of the most desired ingredients in modern perfumery. Its potent intoxicated scent is doomed to be noticed and dominating all other fragrances in 20 m radius. But do you know what is “oud” made from? Spoiler: the story is not so pretty (but still amazingly smelling tho!).
"Oud, also known as the “5000$ per pound scent”, is one of the most desired ingredients in modern perfumery."
Oud comes from the tropical Agar (Aquilaria), a family of trees common for Southeast Asia and the Middle East. When the wood of this tree gets infected with a parasitic mold called Phialophora parasitica, it reacts by producing a precious, dark, and fragrant resin. This is the perfume ingredient oud, which is also called agarwood, oudh, agalocha, aloeswood, or eaglewood. Yes, sounds not so romantic, we warned you! But the scented result of this natural process is hands down stunning. See and smell for yourself, these oud scents won’t leave you unnoticed:
⚤ Unisex
Histoires de Parfums - Rosam EdP
Rosam belongs to a trio of scented poems about life’s great treasures. Instantly captivating, Rosam blooms with intriguing notes of oud, incense and saffron flowers. And then it speaks its verse: “Then there is white gold with silver symbolising wisdom, the soul’s greatest gift.”
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