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Lattafa Oud Mood

Name: Oud Mood
Brand: Lattafa
SKU: LATTAF-53132034015597
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Fragrance Profile

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Gender: Unisex Type: Arabian Concentration: Eau de parfum

Notes & details

Details

Released: 2020

Fragrance Pyramid

Top First impression3

RoseSaffronPimento

Heart The character4

Agarwood OudCaramelFloral NotesPatchouli

Base The dry-down5

Woody NotesAmberResinsIncenseMusk

Seasons

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Fall Winter

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Dinner Evening Formal Night

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Common Questions

What does Lattafa Oud Mood smell like?

A sweet rose-oud. Rose, saffron and pimento open it, a heart of oud, caramel, florals and patchouli adds richness, and a base of woods, amber, resins, incense and musk grounds it. So it reads as an oud softened by caramel and rose rather than a harsh, medicinal one. This is the original Oud Mood, a unisex release.

How is Oud Mood different from Oud Mood Elixir?

They are different compositions, not strengths of one scent. The original Oud Mood is the caramel-and-rose oud described here, while Oud Mood Elixir goes spicier and more suede-forward with nutmeg, cinnamon and sandalwood. So match the exact name to get the version you want.

Is Oud Mood a dupe of a designer oud?

There is no firm consensus. Some wearers point to Lancome Oud Bouquet as a reference, but that is a scattered comparison rather than a settled one, so it is fairer to treat Oud Mood as an affordable sweet-oud in its own right than as a copy of a specific scent.

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Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.

Warm, resinous, and unapologetically bold, Lattafa Oud Mood Eau de Parfum is a unisex oriental built for presence. Released around 2020, it belongs to a long line of affordable Arabian oud compositions that Lattafa executes with genuine craft at this price point. Aromatica carries the Lattafa Oud Mood decant in Bangladesh in all available sizes. It is not a quiet or subtle fragrance, and it makes no attempt to be.

Fragrance Notes

Top: Rose, Saffron, Pimento

Heart: Agarwood (Oud), Caramel, Floral Notes, Patchouli

Base: Woody Notes, Amber, Resins, Incense, Musk

Full note breakdown on Fragrantica.

The Scent

Saffron and pimento arrive first, delivering a spiced metallic warmth that reads almost edible in the opening minutes. The rose is present but never dominant at this stage, sitting behind the spice like a blush of color behind a darker foreground. There is a faint sharpness from the pimento that keeps the early phase interesting and prevents it from sliding into pure sweetness too quickly. Within ten minutes, the oud moves in, and this is where Oud Mood earns its name. The oud here is not the raw, barnyard agarwood you get from pure attar-style compositions. It is processed, smoothed, and sweetened by caramel in a way that makes it genuinely accessible without stripping out the resinous depth underneath.

Patchouli adds an earthy backbone that keeps the caramel from going full gourmand. The combination is rich and layered rather than sugary, and this middle phase is where the composition finds its identity. The rose resurfaces briefly here, softened by the caramel and given a warmer, almost jammy quality that reads more oriental than floral. It blends quietly into the oud rather than competing with it, which is the right call. As the heart deepens, the patchouli becomes more visible, grounding the sweetness with a faint soil-and-wood texture that adds dimension. The floral notes in the heart stay abstract, functioning more as a softening agent than as identifiable blooms.

As it settles into the dry-down, the base opens with amber, incense, and resins that push the whole composition into heavier, smokier territory. The incense is restrained enough that it does not turn churchy, but it gives the base genuine weight and character. Musk anchors the whole thing close to the skin, and the woody base note keeps the amber from turning powdery in the later stages. Some wearers find the caramel-oud pairing a little sweet; others find it perfectly balanced. Both reactions are valid and tend to split along personal tolerance for sweet orientals. On most skin types, the dry-down is the best part, when the resins and incense take over and the sweetness recedes into the background, leaving something genuinely complex and long-wearing behind.

When to Wear

Oud Mood suits autumn and winter evenings, from a formal dinner or a wedding reception to a night out in cooler months where a heavy, enveloping oriental is exactly right. Keep it away from outdoor settings in summer heat, where the sweetness amplifies against humidity and the composition loses its balance.

Who Is It For

Wearers who already reach for sweet ouds and amber-heavy orientals will feel at home immediately, particularly those who want that Gulf-style richness without a significant price premium.

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