I’ve had my eye on this one for awhile and your review has given me the final push I needed to blind buy. Also- could you review Woody Black and Woody Style? Not too much info on those online, but they look interesting. Thank you
Salaam Nikhill. 1. Do you know the region of the agarwood used in this? 2. Are there any attars that you recommend layering with this/smell similar? Thanks!
Waiting for your series on Musk, Incense, Amber – particularly from Middle Eastern fragrances.
Enjoying Black Intense ( Excellent) and Aflaaj from Azgharali ( Beautiful) and Exotic oud from Azgharali ( good smell – not very long lasting).
The surprise gem is Arooq Al-oud by Al-Rehab – It is an excellent Oudh oil – amazing from the price point of view –
Great video Nikhil bhai……I have both the original woody and the woody intense. the original woody is much stronger in scent and strength although both fragrances are amazing quality…….
Nikhil bhai!!! great review as always. i own the woody style and its an amazing perfum. it lasts on my skin easily 24hrs and on fabrics at least 1 week. …kindly review the whole woody series. thx
God Bless You bhai….regards from Germany
Nikhil Before making a purchase can you please name some of your personal top 5 OUD colognes that smell closest to Oud. Either American or Middle eastern scents. Please thanks. From Toronto
I was recently gifted taif rose extract, original/natural musk , pure amber and a bottle of Chris Adam’s Dreamz man (supposedly a clone of Aventus) by one of my relatives visiting from Dubai. Still trying to understand the full nature of these elements, not for the faint heart though 🙂 People who complain often about perfumes being synthetic should get a sniff of the real thing 🙂 🙂
Nice insightful review…..Well done…..I’ve heard of a perfume named Superior Oud Wood by the Arabian Oud house…..Can you review that and let us know if and how it compares to Tom Ford’s Oud Wood?
i am die hard fan of arabian oud.most lasting frangrances.though its costly rupee wise.best one is mukhallat al shioukh i think its discontinued. lemme correct u taif is a hill station in saudi it produces superb flowers and fruits
Sounds really interesting. Yes Taif roses are amazing! The first time I smelled it was in Perris Monte Carlo Rose de Taif. Amazing…so I know I would love this one. In my understanding Rose scents are hugely popular with men in the Middle East. The note needs to be embraced by Western Men who for the most part are flower shy. Bravo and thank you for telling us about this house. Beautiful descriptions. Cheers.
I’ve had my eye on this one for awhile and your review has given me the final push I needed to blind buy. Also- could you review Woody Black and Woody Style? Not too much info on those online, but they look interesting. Thank you
We’re in.city of Manhattan could purchase these fragrance
Salaam Nikhill. 1. Do you know the region of the agarwood used in this? 2. Are there any attars that you recommend layering with this/smell similar? Thanks!
Awesome video Nik…I’ve been smelling Arabian Oud and I’m very impressed…
Waiting for your series on Musk, Incense, Amber – particularly from Middle Eastern fragrances.
Enjoying Black Intense ( Excellent) and Aflaaj from Azgharali ( Beautiful) and Exotic oud from Azgharali ( good smell – not very long lasting).
The surprise gem is Arooq Al-oud by Al-Rehab – It is an excellent Oudh oil – amazing from the price point of view –
another great video.
Great video Nikhil bhai……I have both the original woody and the woody intense. the original woody is much stronger in scent and strength although both fragrances are amazing quality…….
Thank you for the reply, what do you think about those perfumes, which works for both!
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Nikhil bhai!!! great review as always. i own the woody style and its an amazing perfum. it lasts on my skin easily 24hrs and on fabrics at least 1 week. …kindly review the whole woody series. thx
God Bless You bhai….regards from Germany
Nikhil Before making a purchase can you please name some of your personal top 5 OUD colognes that smell closest to Oud. Either American or Middle eastern scents. Please thanks. From Toronto
I was recently gifted taif rose extract, original/natural musk , pure amber and a bottle of Chris Adam’s Dreamz man (supposedly a clone of Aventus) by one of my relatives visiting from Dubai. Still trying to understand the full nature of these elements, not for the faint heart though 🙂 People who complain often about perfumes being synthetic should get a sniff of the real thing 🙂 🙂
Hi Nikhil,
Where in India can I buy Woody Intense from?
first
Nice insightful review…..Well done…..I’ve heard of a perfume named Superior Oud Wood by the Arabian Oud house…..Can you review that and let us know if and how it compares to Tom Ford’s Oud Wood?
Thanks
nikhil really enjoy ur vids bro.
can I ask you to do a comparison of woody intence vs gucci oud intense
Peace man have you tried Woody style? And as far as projection and longevity which is better this or Arabian legend?
Thanks for the video. I have the original Woody by Arabian oud which is sweetish whereas the Woody Intense is spicy.
please you need smell imperial oud and Roi Sans Equipage By henry jacques and SAHRAA OUD by fragrance du bois, LONDON OUD by fragrance du bois.
Hi I sent a message last night and I wanted to ask you information on the beautiful bottles that’s so common in the middle east.
love your videos… u have a new subscriber…!!!!
i am die hard fan of arabian oud.most lasting frangrances.though its costly rupee wise.best one is mukhallat al shioukh i think its discontinued. lemme correct u taif is a hill station in saudi it produces superb flowers and fruits
Sounds really interesting. Yes Taif roses are amazing! The first time I smelled it was in Perris Monte Carlo Rose de Taif. Amazing…so I know I would love this one. In my understanding Rose scents are hugely popular with men in the Middle East. The note needs to be embraced by Western Men who for the most part are flower shy. Bravo and thank you for telling us about this house. Beautiful descriptions. Cheers.
Thumbs up.