Private Oud

“This is decadent, opulent, and rich! It's a darker, deeper version of Swiss Arabian's Casablanca but with rich oud and chocolate notes and plum instead of apple. They become more similar after wearing Private Oud for a couple of hours. This would be great to layer with many fragrances and definitely lasts all day.”

“Opens with a photorealistic chocolate with vanilla. As it dries down, the oud becomes ever more present. There's some fruity and floral notes that can be picked up at the dry down, but they are overshadowed by the sweet gourmand notes.This is by far the most chocolatey fragrance I have ever smelled. It literally smells like a chocolate candy bar. Vanilla is the second strongest note, followed by oud, but the chocolate is a very dominant note in this fragrance.If you were looking for an excellent chocolate gourmand, you definitely need to try this one.”

“Very close to Abdul Samad al Qurashi Caramel Body Oud. The ASAQ product is moderately more expensive than the Swiss Arabian perhaps because its applicator has a pump action whereas this is a regular glass dipper (with included roller ball option).Both are perfectly revolting. I wish I was getting Chocolate Greedy from his but it's a monstrous synthetic mess even next to tough competition from Montale.”