Oud Jasmine

Oud Jasmin is the perfume of the "One Thousand and One Nights," the collection of oriental tales that enchanted the fearsome Sultan Shahriyar. A scent that evokes the mysteries and beauty of Arab culture, the atmosphere of starry skies, the silence of caravans crossing the desert, and the scents of musk, incense, and myrrh wafting through palaces decorated with oriental arabesques. Dark and intense, it is one of the most ancestral, complex, and distinctive scents of the East, with an intense and sensual floral heart dominated by Sambac jasmine sepals absolute, described in Arab narratives with two contrasting themes: pure love on the one hand, and sensuality and eroticism on the other. The base, woody oud, features smoky nuances, somewhere between incense and leather, with strong animalic accents and earthy notes. Of course, it wasn't easy to craft without trivializing its typically warm and mysterious facets, but I think I succeeded, and I want to pay tribute to all the enthusiasts who have shown absolute devotion to Maison Oud's creations over the years. Jasmin possesses a provocative and ambiguous soul, encompassing the sensual light of jasmine and the warm shadow of oud.

Dazzling like a fiery red flash.