Les Senteurs Gourmandes - 'Rose Oud' Eau De Parfum - 100 ml

The Oud, at first sight, the smell is intoxicating. It makes you think about it, you come back to it... then it reveals itself as addictive! Elegant and racy. With the Eau de Parfum Rose Oud, the Rose meets the precious Oud with its animal character to better blossom in the voluptuousness of Patchouli.

We have for will to compose our perfumed creations with materials of great quality coming from here and elsewhere. We have selected Oud wood, an exceptional oriental material, a symbolic essence of the Orient. We were intrigued by this little known material. So we decided to work with it, to wear it, to adopt it, to reinterpret it in a collection dedicated to it, around four eaux de parfum: Rose Oud, Black Oud, Amber Oud, Blossom Oud and Incense Oud.

Oud comes from a rare tree found in Southeast Asia (Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Thailand...). To protect itself from a parasitic fungus, the tree produces a fragrant resin with rich and multiple facets. This resin is the OUD. For thousands of years, the Oud has been known for its purifying properties. It is considered a divine manifestation, capable of purifying the body and mind. It has been, over the ages, adopted by almost all religions: embalming in Egypt, the tree of the Garden of Eden, the incense offered to the child Jesus, the favorite scent of the prophet Mohammed ... Its smell fascinates by its leathery, woody, spicy, animal ... a bewitching and refined mixture.

This eau de parfum is composed of 86% natural ingredients.

We select high quality pure ingredients from the surrounding nature and natural vanilla extracts from Madagascar and Mexico. They are combined with a 100% natural alcohol, guaranteed without phthalate to obtain compositions with sincere notes that come to life on the skin.

In the respect of the traditions, 21 days of maceration are necessary to guarantee a balanced olfactory construction. This work allows the subtle alliance of all the ingredients. Particular care is also given to the glazing and filtration stages which determine the stability and constancy of the compositions over time.