‘OUD SAVE THE KING’ BECAUSE LOVE SAVES THE LOVERS
They were the talk of the world. He was Mohammed Ali Ibrahim, the Prince of Egypt, and she was Mabel Normand, an American movie star, and their forbidden love story was turned into OUD SAVE THE KING. The Earl Grey tea, bergamot, suede, orris, sandalwood, and oud, serve as the lovers’ lane where the West meets the Orient, and where passion lingers long after the last note fades.
FOR THE SELF-INDULGENT
You cannot quite… Wondering what exactly… Never mind. Actually, they make a statement through remarkable ingredients combination that doesn’t necessarily needs to be identified. Perfumes were made to be enjoyed, not decomposed. So not quite knowing what’s inside the blend, makes the whole niche-affair more MYSTERIOUS. As this is a mood that sets the tone for purely memorable discoveries and obsessions.