When someone thinks of Oud/Oudh his mind goes toward the fact that it is a costly Arabic fragrance with deep gulf roots. The use of this scent is noteworthy for the Muslims because Allah’s messenger, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ used it in their daily life and promoted the use of Oud…

Attar scents from the Middle East are exotic, opulent, appealing, and enticing. They are based on jasmine, amber, musk, and oud aromatic components. Their users leave a trail of scent behind them wherever they go. Arabic attar perfumes are a blend of oils that have the ability to boost one’s…

Scents… A must-have in every person’s closet. Well, what you’re thinking is already in our heads. — What is the purpose of a fragrance application guide? Isn’t it easy? You only need to squirt it in a few spots and you’re set to go. That’s all there is to it! Have you ever gotten halfway through the day and realized you can no longer smell your perfume? …

Oud, sometimes known as Oudh in Arabic, is one of the world’s most costly perfume components. Oud oil is a wood extract from the tropical Agar tree, which is thought to have originated in India’s Assam area. Pure Oudh oil is regarded as one of the most potent scents and…

Oud has grabbed the world of scent by storm. Oud is the frontrunner, and owing to its seductive, incense-like scent, nearly every major perfume business is now introducing it to the masses. In the world of fragrance, oud is one of the most valuable and sought-after components. …

Perfume is prevalent in the Middle East. It is firmly entrenched in the culture, in everyday activities, and in conventions. It stimulates dialogues between women and men as a form of expression. …

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Arab culture has played an important role in perfumery since its inception. Many perfumes have a long history and come with a tale to tell. The perfumes include a hint of exotic aromas as well as a touch of local heritage. Even amid all the aromas found across the world…

Specific tastes are reflected in fragrances, but they also represent whole communities. Opinions of what “smells fine” in Dubai, as subjective as they are, are vastly different from those in the United States. …