Oud In Close Quarters

[Al Shareef Oudh]

My experience has taught me that by wearing oudh you educate the scent faculty of those whom interact with you. Many people have never experienced oudh and if one does not wear it in those professional engagements than those people may continue in that state; ignorance regarding oudh.

 

[VPhong]

Ooh! The floral and minty ones sound nice. I rather like the combination of Oud and rose, and the concept of something cooling sounds lovely. Do you think I've hit any of those notes with the Ouds I've purchased so far? Not really sure what to expect.

Sorry for the misunderstanding. I wasnt referring to oud with regards to the floral and minty description. Most of what people wear in Bangkok are synthetic perfumes. Looking at your list the only oil we have in common is the Kalakassi Aagaz which is mildly barny. Oud regions that I have found to have a generally clean and approachable profiles are Thai and Sri Lankan. Something I have found to work well for minimizing and even eliminating (on occasions) the barn and funky notes in oud is to blend it with sandalwood and rose oil.