Oud Photos

[JohnH]

This is one sweet piece of Vietnam wood!!!!!!
135g

Very nice!

 

[Habz786]

 

[jalil]

 

[Mandeel AlMandeel]

Look very nice fragrant wood mashallah

 

[jalil]

@Mandeel AlMandeel it is 😉

 

[Habz786]

 

[Mandeel AlMandeel]

Old wild Indian wood

 

[jalil]

@Mandeel AlMandeel send me some..I take beautiful photo and resend 😀

 

[jalil]

Al Shareef Oudh - Hudhayl

 

[Habz786]

If my favorite Oud was to turn into a car it would be this........

 

[F4R1d0uX]

Nice game bro !

Mine would be this one : 1960 Mercedes 300 sl with @PEARL sitting next to me heheh !

 

[Mandeel AlMandeel]

WeekEnd Joy , Vietnamese agarwood ...

 

[AbasFrag]

So nice akhi... is it from Nha Trang?

 

[Mandeel AlMandeel]

So nice akhi... is it from Nha Trang?

Yes habibi! 😀

 

[AbasFrag]

Yes habibi! 😀

Allahuma barik! !! 🙂

Enjoy akhil habib 🙂

 

[Mandeel AlMandeel]

Allahuma barik! !! 🙂

Enjoy akhil habib 🙂

Thank you

 

[F4R1d0uX]

Allahuma barik! !! 🙂

Enjoy akhil habib 🙂

Allahuma barik the dust is even more impressive 😛

 

[Mandeel AlMandeel]

Allahuma barik the dust is even more impressive 😛

We need to make attack on kyarazen dust! 😀

 

[littlecrowgirl]

@JohnH, nice pics, love those storage boxes for both the oud and essential oils!

You have a fantastic collection of essential oils! I've thought about getting some essential oils to train my olfactory perception, and deepen my experience of oud oils, this was something @Al Shareef Oudh suggested and it makes sense to me. My hesitation is only that it would be spending money for something other than oud oil. . But if it trains my appreciation I should do it!

So what do you think: Does your familiarity with EOs have help you in this way?

I have been using essential oil for the past 18 years, and the benefits are numerous. I use them for relaxation, hormonal balance, creative stimulation, immune boosting, nausea, motion sickness, child birthing (only twice, haha), burns, etc. I have been buying from Nature's Gift since 1998; love that company! And I completely agree with the "training of olfactory perception and deepening one's experience of oud oils". I feel that I am able to pick out so many more notes in oud because I have an extensive reference point through familiarity with so many essential oils. I love being able to give a name to the notes in agarwood oil, being able to say, "that smells like vetiver or sandalwood or jasmine, etc., etc.". However, I completely understand your hesitation about sinking money into anything other than oud! :/ Since getting into oud, I have seriously curtailed my spending of other things... including clothing and shoes and... well, pretty everything! 😉

 

[Tarik]

Vietnam