Shahmeer Al-Oud by DAURAA – A Luxurious Blend of Oud and Fresh Elegance

Product Overview:
Shahmeer Al-Oud by DAURAA is a unique fragrance that blends the deep, woody scent of oud with fresh jasmine, saffron, and amber. Oud (also known as agarwood) is derived from the resin of a special tree called Aquilaria. It has been treasured for thousands of years, especially in Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian cultures, due to its rich, powerful aroma. The process of creating oud is complex and time-consuming, making it one of the most expensive and rare ingredients in perfumery.

Shahmeer Al-Oud offers a refreshing twist on this classic fragrance. It begins with the soft, sweet scent of jasmine, adding a light floral touch. As the fragrance settles, the deep, smoky oud blends beautifully with warm saffron and amber, providing a spicy, comforting finish. Shahmeer Al-Oud is perfect for those who love the richness of oud but desire a fragrance that is lighter, more elegant, and suitable for both special occasions and everyday wear.

Main Accords:

Woody: Oud provides a deep, rich base.

Floral: Jasmine gives a fresh, soft heart to the fragrance.

Spicy: Saffron adds warmth and spice to the scent.

Amber: Amber gives a smooth, warm finish.

How It Feels:
Shahmeer Al-Oud feels luxurious and sophisticated. The combination of fresh jasmine, deep oud, and warm spices creates a fragrance that is rich yet fresh and elegant at the same time.

Key Notes:

Top Notes: Jasmine, White Florals

Heart Notes: Saffron

Base Notes: Oud, Amber

Why You’ll Love It:
Shahmeer Al-Oud combines the richness of oud with fresh floral and warm spicy notes, creating a fragrance that feels luxurious and timeless. It’s perfect for anyone who enjoys elegant, high-quality perfumes with lasting depth and charm.

How Long It Lasts:
Long-lasting, with a deep scent that lingers throughout the day.

History of Oud:
Oud (or Agarwood) has been used for thousands of years in Middle Eastern and Asian cultures. The Ancient Egyptians also used it for incense. Oud is often called “liquid gold” because it is rare and takes a long time to produce. Today, oud remains one of the most expensive and treasured ingredients in the perfume world, known for its unique and complex fragrance.