Mukhallat Dahn Al Oudh Moattaq

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• avasquezniche

  January 21, 2024

  

  For real oud lovers… It opens with Indian spices called Shamama, a spicy touch that gives way to rose with Indian oud at the base. At first, it can be slightly sour due to the oud fermentation, but it’s not annoying and adds a unique twist you won’t find elsewhere. Over time, the spices fade and a very dark, dry rose emerges, mixed with a hint of amber that makes it warm and elegant. It lasts several hours until the dry-down, where the star takes over: musky notes with a funky animalic vibe that make it stand out and dominate. This is a perfume!!! Top-tier quality at an almost economic price for what it offers. Three distinct transitions: spicy with oud, amber, and a musky animalic dry-down. It’s one of my favorite ouds so far, earning a 9.5/10 because it hits the profile I’m looking for. Plus, since it’s oud, in another brand those 60ml could cost $450-$550.

• Agus tino

  January 15, 2026

  

  I picture this on a woman—a blend of rose and animalic notes over an oud base that’s barely noticeable. The quality is excellent, but the animalic-rose combo just doesn’t work for my nose. I love oud in general, yet here it’s not prominent. I can’t think of a moment to wear it other than at home in winter.