Rooh Al Oudh

Rooh al oudh is a concentrated perfume oil, also known as an attar, that features the deep and complex scent of oud (agarwood). The name translates from Arabic to “Soul of Oud,” emphasizing its focus on the key, ancient fragrance ingredient.

• Main notes: Oud, often blended with pure sandalwood oil, gives the fragrance a woody, earthy, smoky, and resinous character.
• Blended notes: Other common additions include sweet or floral notes, as well as spices like black pepper, cardamom, and bergamot, which add brightness and complexity.