Perfumes of Arabia

If you're looking for a fragrance that exudes sophistication, luxury, and sensuality, then  Oud Lignum  is a perfect choice. This fragrance is a true masterpiece, created by expert perfumers to embody the essence of the most exquisite and captivating ingredients. Oud Lignum is a complex and layered scent that is sure to captivate your senses.   Top Notes: Lavender, Pepper, Cardamon, Apple The top notes of Oud Lignum are a combination of lavender, pepper, cardamom, and apple. Lavender adds a touch of freshness and a floral element to the fragrance, while the spicy notes of pepper and cardamom create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Apple adds a fruity touch that complements the other notes perfectly.   Middle Notes: Iris, Cedarwood The heart of Oud Lignum is composed of iris and cedarwood. Iris is a precious flower that is often used in perfumery for its delicate and powdery scent. Cedarwood, on the other hand, is a woody and resinous note that adds depth and complexit...

  The right fragrance for your product will make all the difference At  Perfumes of Arabia , we make it a point of honour to develop a fragrance that will perfectly meet your brief. Fragrances are not replaceable, and they do not all convey the same message, benefit or promise. In all areas, from Fine Fragrance to Home Care and Air Care to Personal Care, Fragrance Development Managers (FDMs) are key in managing your project to completion, but they never work alone. When we present you  our perfumes  and we manage to enchant you, it is thanks to a perfect alchemy between the different professionals of Perfumes of Arabia, as well as to our mutual understanding which allows us to be efficient and precise. Developing a fragrance for your brand requires resources and talent. That’s why we have set up creative centers around the world. Internally, your project coordinator is a Fragrance Development Manager who defines a strategy that involves the various creative centers, ...

It is impossible to visit the kingdom without being seduced by the scent of oud. This warm, woody fragrance comes from the sap of the agar (or aquaria) plant. When the heartwood of the agar tree becomes moldy, it produces a dark, oily, fragrant resin called oud, Oudh, or al oud. This sweet and pronounced fragrance is very expensive because of its rarity and the time required to produce the resin (about 300 years). The oud trade is worth about $6 billion annually. According to Fortune magazine, the price of this “liquid gold” can reach 10,000 dollars per kilo. Oud in Saudi Arabia Oud resin and oil are an integral part of Saudi life. “Traditionally, every Saudi family keeps small bottles of oud called tolahs in their homes,” explains Abdullah Bahabri, founder of the perfumery Nota Nota. Agarwood is also a wedding and engagement gift. Indeed, it is customary to include a beautifully crafted piece of wood in the box given to the bride’s family. During Eid, the practice of bakhur is to bur...

In the oriental culture, perfumes have a place of choice. Indeed, since the dawn of time, these peoples pay particular attention to the choice and combination of fragrances to embalm their bodies and their homes. Their fragrances are different from those of the rest of the world and one wonders what makes them so special. Arab fragrances have unique scents If there is one thing that immediately captivates the sense of smell when you pick up an Arab perfume, it is the particular scent that emanates from it. In fact, Arabian perfume is an essential component of the lifestyle of the people of the East. They use it on their bodies, in their homes, during traditional ceremonies and even in mosques. Everyday, they strive to combine several aromatic plants to create ever more pleasant essences. If you take a look at  perfumes of arabia , you will notice the great diversity of Arabic perfumes available on the market. This is also due to the fact that the land in these countries is particul...