How does Al Majed Oud Sekoon smell?
Mandarin and mulberry open Al Majed Oud Sekoon with a juicy, berry-sweet brightness, the mandarin sharper and the mulberry darker and jammy. A trio of jasmine, French flowers and lily of the valley forms the heart: creamy white blossom, a general bouquet and a clean, green freshness. The result is a soft floral middle without any one bloom dominating.
Sandalwood, vanilla and musk make up the base. Sandalwood is smooth and milky, vanilla creamy and warm, and musk clean and skin-like. Everything in this layer is gentle, and nothing sharp or smoky appears anywhere in the list. The structure is fruit, then flowers, then a soft, creamy close.
Who is Al Majed Oud Sekoon for?
The shop lists Sekoon for women and tags it for spring and summer, daily wear and special occasions. A bouquet of white flowers with berry on top and a creamy base suits someone who likes a soft, rounded floral without any dark edge.
Al Majed Oud Sekoon: size and bottle
Al Majed Oud Sekoon comes in a 100 ml (3.4 fl oz) bottle.
Al Majed Oud Sekoon compared with its closest siblings
Al Majed Oud Layal overlaps in mandarin, jasmine, vanilla and musk. Its own notes are orange blossom, lotus and patchouli, against mulberry, lily of the valley and sandalwood here.
Al Majed Oud Al Athariya and Sekoon meet in mandarin, jasmine, lily of the valley and musk. After that the first lists saffron, bergamot, labdanum and patchouli, the second mulberry, sandalwood and vanilla.
Al Majed Oud Aris and Sekoon meet in lily of the valley, vanilla and musk. After that the first lists bergamot, lemon, apple and peach, the second mandarin, mulberry, jasmine and sandalwood.
Where to buy Al Majed Oud Sekoon in Europe
FragranceGems, an independent reseller of Al Majed Oud, ships from the Netherlands to 25 EU countries. Its Al Majed Oud page shows the scents it has, with prices and availability; this guide shows neither.
View Sekoon at FragranceGemsNo price or stock on this page. The shop's product page shows both.
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