Her Majesty The Oud Perfume By Atkinsons for Women

Her Majesty The Oud is an enchanting fragrance that captures the essence of exotic Eastern allure. The accord of the dark and full-bodied wood with the Turkish rose and raspberry, the sweetness of vanilla, and a slight leather adds to the individuality of the perfume. The notes of these elements make a rich and warm aroma analogous to the abundance of royal power.

Her Majesty The Oud is a luxurious and sophisticated fragrance that falls under the oriental floral fragrance family. It is a perfume of the type Eau de Parfum; known for its powerful and prolonged scent, it fascinates the sense of smell with a special mixture of floral, woody, and spicy notes.

Top Notes: Osmanthus, Raspberry, Saffron. Turkish Rose, Jasmine, and Patchouli are the heart of this perfume. The base notes are Oud, Vanilla, Leather, and Cedar. The scent threads together the various notes to form a deep and warm aroma that lasts for a long time.

While Her Majesty The Oud is notably sophisticated and indulgent, making it ideal for formal occasions or evening wear, its unique scent profile allows it also to be worn during special daytime events. Scent of the day is a byword for style and with its modest extravagance can be the proper addition to a royal celebration or any other affair where you want to be noticed.

Yes, Her Majesty The Oud is a unisex fragrance designed to appeal to both men and women. Its arrangements of floral, woody, and spicy notes are very complicated, which is why it is extremely versatile and can be worn by all those who love wearing such deep and extravagant scents.

For the best experience, apply Her Majesty The Oud to pulse points such as the wrists, neck, and behind the ears. This indeed will the fragrance be persuasive and will you be able to smell it for a longer time as an effect of heat hitting the spots.

As an Eau de Parfum, Her Majesty The Oud offers a high concentration of fragrance oils, ensuring it lasts a long time on the skin—typically around 8-10 hours. Factors like temperature, humidity, and the perfume's interaction with the person's skin can also contribute to variations in the staying period.

Oud, often called 'liquid gold,' is one of the most expensive natural perfume ingredients due to its rarity and the complex extraction process. The factor that determines its rarity and the difficult extraction process is the resinous heartwood of the agar tree from which it is derived. This particular tree becomes oud only when it is infected by a specific type of mold, consequently, it becomes difficult to find and highly appreciated in perfumery.

Oud is a versatile fragrance ingredient used in both masculine and feminine perfumery. The deep, resinous, and woody notes of oud make it possible to build the scent onto it and blend it with other nuacinces to get this all-around scent for any gender use.