If you've ever caught a trace of a Sheikh's scent as he walks past in the masjid that bold, majestic aura Khulasat Al Oud is exactly that vibe.
Right from the opening, you'll notice a strong, high-quality agarwood (oud) note. It's deep, woody, and powerful the kind of scent that carries presence. It's not shy. It makes a statement. And it sets the tone beautifully.
As it starts to settle, there's something more happening underneath I personally get a mix of saffron or maybe even cedarwood it's hard to pinpoint, but there's this natural earthy character that balances the oud perfectly. If you've ever smelled heena attar, you'll know the earthy tone I'm talking about that grounding, almost green warmth that sits so well with the oud.
This isn't your everyday wear kind of attar. This is for those special moments when you want to feel elevated, spiritual, or just absolutely put together. It's for the oud lovers, for those who appreciate depth, tradition, and a touch of luxury in their scent.
Just a heads-up: this blend is strong, but it's also refined. And if you're expecting a sweet or mellow fragrance this isn't that. This is bold, grounded, and regal.
🌿 Fragrance Notes (as described by makers, with my own twist):
Top Notes: Slight sweetness, subtle rose, a whisper of freshness
Heart Notes: Smoky, leathery, woody with a citrus lift
Base Notes: Resins, amber, musk that warm, long-lasting base
🔮 My Take:
Vibe: Bold Traditional Aura-heavy
Who it's for: Oud lovers, serious scent collectors, those who love the "masjid walk-past" type of scent
When to wear it: Jumu'ah, spiritual gatherings, evenings out, personal moments of reflection
Longevity: Really good especially on clothes. Just a small swipe on your thobe, scarf, or collar will cling for hours, sometimes even lasting into the next day. It's a scent that lingers with presence.
Please note that pictures are used for elaboration purpose only and the actual bottle of the product and colour of the oil might differ.
