Oud of the Day
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Oudamberlove
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Habzoud Muhib
If Cambodi oud were a flower,
then smelling Muhib is like placing
the flower up to your nose
and enjoying the gentle aroma.
I personally prefer oils to slap me in the face
with an oudy Bamm! But that’s not always the case
Anyhow, this oil is a gentle beauty with an
aura-like delivery.
If Cambodi oud were a flower,
then smelling Muhib is like placing
the flower up to your nose
and enjoying the gentle aroma.
I personally prefer oils to slap me in the face
with an oudy Bamm! But that’s not always the case
Anyhow, this oil is a gentle beauty with an
aura-like delivery.
Anwar
True Ouddict
Getting greener and fuller. Increasing in beautiful complexity to my nose. The drydown is SO resinous.
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IntheRedwoods
True Ouddict
LMK - Yasuke...I really like this oil.
kooolaid79
Junior Member
Oudamberlove
Member
Night swipe TajOud Imani
The cheesy barn in the opening is more noticeable than before, but I like that note.
It’s sure to change more with age,
and is lovely at the moment.
The cheesy barn in the opening is more noticeable than before, but I like that note.
It’s sure to change more with age,
and is lovely at the moment.
Anwar
True Ouddict
AA Koh Chang.
The pungency of fresh cut forestry beside the barely sweet, kumquat citrus gives the impression of green/gold.
Oudamberlove
Member
IO Pai Sia Kan
Once you get past the fermentation note,
there’s a citrusy white floral with cream
weird combination, but it works for me
Once you get past the fermentation note,
there’s a citrusy white floral with cream
weird combination, but it works for me
KodoKing
True Ouddict
Wearing Luang this morning - you hit the nail on the head there! This is a powerful oil that provides an all day sinensis dry down that is so nice - I will catch wafts of it for the rest of Today!
Mr.P
oud<3er
An oil called “Sweet China” that I got from oriscent a long time ago. It is a blend of the oriscent “Chinese exclusive” and a Borneo agarwood oil. It is pleasant and the fragrance notes reflect the high quality oud that went into it. I think most people can enjoy this blend.
That said, I don’t think the combination is quite right... the smooth sweetness of Borneo really doesn’t harmonize all that well with the more edgy Chinese oil. I wear it from time to time and it smells good but I never find myself craving it or going back for seconds like I do with many others.
I actually prefer the “Chines exclusive“ by itself... that’s a great oud! I feel a dark maroke, Malaysian or even sinensis oud would have been a more appropriate partner.
That said, I don’t think the combination is quite right... the smooth sweetness of Borneo really doesn’t harmonize all that well with the more edgy Chinese oil. I wear it from time to time and it smells good but I never find myself craving it or going back for seconds like I do with many others.
I actually prefer the “Chines exclusive“ by itself... that’s a great oud! I feel a dark maroke, Malaysian or even sinensis oud would have been a more appropriate partner.
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