Khulasat Al Oud

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.