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An exotic remote place, a sip of coconut water, and balsamic puffs of smoke that come from the oud wood that burns nearby.
No tanning lotion here, no beach scent, but a more realistic coconut, natural coconut water and its exotic white pulp, accompanied by a luminous oud, a soft oud with no animal components, smoky, balsamic and leathery.
After a while it is as if the coconut becomes powder with a fresh woody skin, the effect is crazy!
The brand claims to have used two harvests of aquilaria, oud wood from Burma and 17-year-old oud oil from the north of the island of Iran (New Guinea) from the strain of Mohammed Nashi, co-founder of the brand.

A bulb buried under a fractured concrete walkway of an abandoned Gothic church. The Iris emits a fresh, sweet and floral candied bud, finding a passage in the crack of the concrete, but then as soon as this tender green hits the dry, wooded and dark haze, its tenderness begins to fade.
Crushed, like rough, herbaceous juniper berries, the sweetness is strangled by its unfolding and unnerving bloom. The phenolic bitterness of birch tar creates a moldy worn suede accord, enveloping the growing scent of austere, mineralized earth and dehydrating roots.
Finally, yielding in slow asphyxiation, it lies in solitude on the cold stone path, wedged and rooted in the ground. He leaves a sweet but melancholy ink stain on his concrete grave.