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Cambodian oud Koh Kong
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Fragrance Description
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The scent story
Long before the skyscrapers, there was the scent. Bakhoor burning in homes, incense greeting guests at the door, oils passed between generations like something sacred. In Dubai, fragrance was never a luxury. It was simply life.
That's where this fragrance begins. Oud forms the heart — deep, rich, and unapologetically Arabian. Amber wraps around it with warmth, rose lifts it just enough to let light in, and saffron threads through the base like a walk through a spice souk where every corner tells its own story.
One spray and something shifts. It doesn't just smell like Dubai. It feels like it.
A fragrance for those who carry tradition with them wherever they go.
Scent of Dubai is a signature scent that welcomes you with the Royal aroma of Agarwood (oud) blended delicately with Rose, Saffron, and Amber. It is great for evening events or in the work environment if you want to distinguish yourself from your colleagues. As the perfume sets itself apart with a Middle Eastern vibe, this can be an ideal choice for both men and women who love something unique from your general everyday wear.
How to use perfume
Apply After a Shower
The best time to spray is right after you’ve showered and dried off. Your pores are open, and your skin is warm and clean, which helps it absorb the fragrance better.
Moisturize First
Perfume clings better to hydrated skin. If you have dry skin, the scent may disappear quickly. Try applying an unscented lotion or body oil before your perfume to give the scent something to "hold on" to.
Target Your Pulse Points
Apply the fragrance to areas where your blood flows closest to the skin, like your wrists, neck, and behind the ears. The warmth from these spots helps "activate" the perfume and diffuse the scent into the air around you.
Don't Rub Your Wrists Together
This is a common mistake. Rubbing your wrists creates friction that can heat up the perfume too quickly and break down the delicate "top notes" (the first scents you smell), making the fragrance fade faster or smell slightly different than intended.
Spray on Clothes for Longevity
As you mentioned, fabric holds fragrance much longer than skin does because it doesn't have the heat or natural oils to burn off the scent quickly.
