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In the previous review, I forgot to mention that I have a suspicion: although oud is not listed in the pyramid, it clearly couldn't have done without it here. This bright woody accord clearly couldn't have appeared just like that 😤
Lattafa's "Oud Mood" fragrance, in my opinion, has its peculiarities. It can reveal itself in a new way if the skin is warm or on a summer day, then its milky-chocolate notes can really shine. Otherwise, it might seem too harsh, with woody and spicy accents that remind one of something smoky. This perfume is clearly oriental, with a character that leaves no one indifferent, and its longevity is simply amazing. As for gender, it's more suitable for men. Femininity here only appears in the heart of the fragrance, thanks to an elegant rose. Those who are already familiar with "Oud Mood" should try this version - either appreciate it as a new level, or simply enjoy its unique features 😏
I tried this fragrance at Ile de Beauté. The name and the color of the bottle immediately caught my attention. But, as the girls said, it turned out to be raspberry, too synthetic. The patchouli smells dusty, and the balsamic notes add a strange sensation. In short, it's not a "wow" for me, unfortunately. Though, of course, everyone has their own preferences
The fragrance, in my opinion, is quite cozy for a night's rest. I use it exclusively in this role. I wouldn't call it a floral group, and even the "vocal" of rose, which can be caught with careful perception, doesn't seem primary to me. For me, it's more of a balanced oriental gourmand, which makes it quite intriguing
I'm finishing my previous comment with a separate message because I can't edit it anymore: for lovers of sweets and oriental fragrances - this way 🍬
This fragrance really hooked me. It reminds me of Rasasi "Sharina", but in a simpler and flatter interpretation, like they made a lighter gourmet version. If "Sharina" is for winter, then "Ragba" can be worn any time of year. It's surprising how harmoniously oud is integrated into the composition. Usually, Arab perfumers don't pay too much attention to making sure oud doesn't sound too intrusive, but here everything is done with elegance. It's interesting how this fragrance can evoke different emotions and leave a mystery )
The fragrance has an introverted character. It's dense in texture and leaves a light sillage, creating an atmosphere of personal space that promotes relaxed communication. Warmth and intimacy are felt thanks to animalic notes on a leathery-patchouli base, complemented by soft frankincense. Floral notes serve as the foundation of the fragrance, giving it elegance. Although the floral composition itself is very harmonious, for me, it's the sweet-tart balsamic quality of valerian that makes the fragrance whole. This is truly a high-quality and harmonious fragrance. For me, it's a real gem in the world of perfumery, and I don't consider it exclusively Arabian, as it holds a special place among oriental fragrances, not just among "Arabs" 🌟
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