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Follow on Google News | Bewitched or BECLOUDED by OUD fragrancesOUD is a precious oil that although used by cultures of the Middle and far East for centuries, that seems to be the newest fever among perfumers. Come check why OUD has been called the new black! By an expert in fragrances.
By: + Q Perfume Blog In nature, sometimes an irritation process caused in animals and plants can result into beautiful things for us humans. As shelled mollusks create beautiful iridescent beads (called pearls) in order to defend their systems agains a grain of sand, the Aquilaria trees infected with fungus create a resinous fragrant substance to protect its wood. As the infection process progresses, the tree produces more and more resin and becomes darker and more fragrant. This resin later extracted, can be used in perfumery. There are many species of Aquilaria trees but the most beautiful Oud oils come from Assam, Borneo, Cambodia and Papua. The Indian Oud (Assam) has an earthy, musky, animal characteristics and it is extracted from the Aquilaria Tree. Borneo Oud has more fruity and honeyed notes, with flowery accents, and it is known for its light and airy appeal. Borneo Kinam is said to be the best Oud there is in the market today. Cambodiam Oud is very potent, very sharp with fecal and caramel characteristics, and Papua Oud is very exotic and rare, with leafy green notes, more floral and more tropical than the others... IF YOU WISH TO CONTINUE TO READ THIS ARTICLE, PLEASE VISIT: http://maisqueperfume.blogspot.com/ End
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