Oud Cafu

Fragrance from the imperial olfactory pyramid, triumph of oriental notes immersed in slightly citrus, floral, fruity, woody notes, notes totally blended with the victorious Oud which wins supreme in the entire olfactory evolution. The notes of saffron and honey are clearly perceived at times. For an economical fragrance it is very well structured, harmonious and above all persistent over time. I am particularly addicted to Agarwood (oud).

Arabian Oud Tuwaiq mashed up with Kim Kardashian Pure Honey. I have both and the mashup of the 2 perfumes is basically 90% this excerpt this one is heavier on the cinnamon and saffron. The patchouli is pretty tame on this one compared to Tuwaiq. That said the fruit and floral notes barely exist, the milk note gives the vanilla drydown a more praline vibe. My biggest complaint might be due to my body chemistry, it is explosive on the first 2 hours but disappears on my skin after 4, which is a crying shame for an Arab fragrance even when they're cheap.