Amber Oudh Rasasi for women and men

The price is SO reasonable. I bought the 14 ml perfume concentrate oil based on the recommendations I read on Fragrantica. I am very happy with my purchase. Many thanks to the contributors for their informative reviews.

I am not an expert on oud fragrances but I love Amber Oudh. It doesn't matter to me that the agarwood element used in this perfume is probably synthetic. The price is just too low for it to be the natural ingredient. But no matter. The fragrance is round, creamy and sensuous. A real exotic amber. I even love the charming little bottle. I could wear this scent any time of year, but I have to remember to use it very sparingly. One tiny drop from the glass dabber will last me all day and into the night.

I love the fragrance but it is very subtle or softer than my expectations from an Arabic perfume.

This Amber Ood is fantastic stuff. It would put all Tom Ford`s Oud attempts into pocket :) Warm, gentle, not overly sweet... I`m not even mentioning the price. Yes it is not expensive and well done to Rasasi for that!!! It only shows how big-headed and silly some "luxurious" big brands could only be!!! And note to lovers of Opium by YSL: you`ll love this one!!! :)

Tested this one today and would say that Oud has been done beautifully on it and is very prominent at first sniff. As Oud alone is very strong and sweet bitter to smell but here the amber blends with it to soften that sweet bitter tone and makes it smell like soft and sweet. Very Arabian.

What can I say more than WOW !!! I never thought that this little bottle hid a Arabic magic elixir. The best with this fragrance is, that's right, the Amber, which softly caressing rounds off the oud.

If Montale would come across the recipe for this, they would be very happy! Fortunately, I can get it for the perfect price from "Rasasi".

I agree with Moyra 100% (Thanks for the review, it made me buy it. And what a GOOD blind-purchase this is) !!! "olibanum (frankincense) and myrrh" indeed, but also real saffron (the expencive stuff, not the "made-to-smell-like" saffron stuff). And, saffron is one of my no.1 fave-notes. And this IS saffron to my nose. This pure perfume oil melts into oud-heaven. And as a heavy-Montale-oud fan, I know my ouds. And goodness WOW - this is AMAZING stuff. A pure oriental arabic dessert-dream, and I never wanna leave!

And to top this all of, the bottle is so beautiful. This is "1000 and 1 nights" in a bottle!

Warm amber with a delicate brushing of non-medicinal or animalic oud, and a touch of what is listed as "resin", which I suspect is a mixture of olibanum (frankincense) and myrrh.

Although this is sold and listed here on Fragrantica as a unisex fragrance, I think its really more of a woman's perfume, albeit a rather exotic one.

Amber Oudh is definitely not a Western scent, yet its well enough made so it isn't in any way redolent of head shop hippie juice but exudes the pleasant aura of far away lands.

As is the case with many middle eastern fragrance containers, the little bottle with the glass applicator may be a little over the top in western eyes. Its actually very nicely made out of frosted glass, metal and glass rhinestones (at the tip of the top), with nary a piece of nasty western perfume bottle plastic in sight.

Extremely well-priced for the quality received, Amber Ooodh is a lovely exotic amber for everyday winter wear. It easily lasts 12 hours or more with nice sillage, and as a lover of orientals, I would give it an 8 out of 10 for being a well-composed, exotic amber in the classic style.