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Oud, musk, amber, frankincense, and sandalwood ..........
Oud, musk, amber, frankincense, and sandalwood ..........
In Islam, musk is considered to be the most fragrant of the scents. It was widely used by the Islamic prophet Muhammad and his companions. Alexander the Great is also said to have perspired the odor of musk. Popular scents in Arab Muslim tradition include jasmine, amber, musk and oud (agarwood).
In Islam, musk is considered to be the most fragrant of the scents. It was widely used by the Islamic prophet Muhammad and his companions. Alexander the Great is also said to have perspired the odor of musk. Popular scents in Arab Muslim tradition include jasmine, amber, musk and oud (agarwood).
The term 'Oriental' in the perfume world refers to an historic fragrance family classification that encompassed notes like amber, sandalwood, coumarin, orris, vanilla and gum resins. The majority of major fragrance houses still use the term to classify scents with these ingredients
Oriental scents are rich and spicy, often mellowed and softened with sweet rich notes like cinnamon or vanilla. Expect to experience hints of nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla, patchouli, amber and many more.
No fragrance collection is complete without an oriental fragrance; it can smell and feel a little more grown-up than other scent families, with a rich and sensual combination of notes. Over the years, oriental fragrances have evolved into many different forms, with so many perfumes and aftershaves to choose from
The oriental family of fragrances is composed of a classic oriental accord which is generally composed of tonka bean, vanilla, vanillin, coumarin, labdanum, and patchouli. Resins such as benzoin, frankincense or opopanax are also found in this scent. The iris facet dresses it up wonderfully well. The amber base.
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