Red Aoud

5 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Henry Puzzo

  April 3, 2013

  

  They say it’s better than Black Aoud, is it true? I’m already thinking about ordering Sweet Oriental Dreams, I’m waiting for your comments.

• El poder del aroma

  June 10, 2016

  

  ‘Give me an oud with cacao, please.’ Oud usually sounds a bit clinical or medicinal, and in most fragrances you can tell. In Red Aoud I feel it too, but other notes give it a creamier and more pleasant relief. With Black Aoud, although it dries down better, the top notes smell straight like a hospital and are unpleasant. Here that doesn’t happen. Red Aoud is a sensory pleasure, a game of contrasts. I agree with oscarsh86: you can tell there’s cacao and it reminds me of Santal Majuscule, which is interesting. It’s totally unisex. The longevity and projection are impressive. I tried it in summer and it didn’t fit the heat; better for autumn, winter, and at night for the presence it emanates.

• wildkatzen

  January 28, 2017

  

  For less money you get a Ferrari of oud that smells like the gods. They have the same components and exact longevity; the cumin gives it a strange touch but, in general, they are twins.

• Metaleroenésimo

  May 24, 2019

  

  Montale is famous for its oriental side, and I love those fragrances, so logically I should love their style. But, except for the gem Black Aoud, that’s not my case. Their perfumes last and project a lot, but the scents seem disconnected to me and sometimes vulgar. I’m not saying they don’t respect the fans of the brand; everyone has their tastes. Red Aoud smells like milk chocolate (not dark) and dust, a gourmand touch that fits in the kitchen. It leans feminine though it’s unisex. Its fixation is indestructible and its density makes it ideal only for autumn and winter and special occasions. Try it first, it has a very particular aroma.

• Dianah

  July 13, 2022

  

  Very potent, a rose with character and a trail that leaves no one indifferent.