Somewhere between temptation and paradise.

Oud of Eden is the memory of a place that never quite existed - lush, intoxicating and a little forbidden. It begins with a sense of brightness before slowly revealing something darker beneath it, settling close to the skin with a richness that feels almost instinctive. There is something unapologetic about it; the kind of fragrance that enters a room quietly, but is remembered long after.

A scent for getting lost in something beautiful.