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Energy Flow by The Dua Brand

Men Women 2026

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Energy Flow by The Dua Brand: A Woody Aromatic Burst Energy Flow is the new fragrance from The Dua Brand, created by perfumer Mahsam Raza and launching in 2026. It sits in the woody aromatic family, crafted for both men and women. This scent opens with a lively contrast of black pepper and bergamot, giving a fresh, spicy citrus zing.…

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Main accord fresh-spicy Year 2026 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Mahsam Raza

Energy Flow by The Dua Brand: A Woody Aromatic Burst

Energy Flow is the new fragrance from The Dua Brand, created by perfumer Mahsam Raza and launching in 2026. It sits in the woody aromatic family, crafted for both men and women.

This scent opens with a lively contrast of black pepper and bergamot, giving a fresh, spicy citrus zing. Lavender and sage soon follow, introducing an herbal, softly powdery character that keeps the top airy and clean.

Anyone who enjoys woody aromatic fragrances with a spicy, fresh lift. Great for everyday wear, especially during spring and fall.

Energy Flow is a well-rounded, contemporary fragrance. It pairs the depth of oud with the softness of sandalwood and the crispness of lavender, resulting in a distinctive yet easy-to-wear woody scent.

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