OUD - Do you know your Oud/Agarwood perfume ? A detailed guide for all !

This is a basic guide to the various types, uses and buying ouds.
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Perfumes in the video:
1. Bois de Aoud (Khashab al Aoud) edp by Abdul Samad Al Qurashi (ASQ) - the one with the wood chips, 2. Mukhallat Dahn al Oud Moattaq edp by Ajmal - crystal bottle, 3. Xerjoff - Uden, 4. Boruzz Asrar Indonesia by Rasasi, 5. Mukhallat Al Shams by Ajmal (Round bottle with lotus cap), 6. Bukhoor Khas dahn al oud oil by Ajmal (Small sample), 7. Bukhoor Incense by Ajmal (Black balls) and mentions of Kemi - Hayat, Sospiro etc.
Scent of Heaven Documentary: • Scent From Heaven | Fe...
Oudimentary School: / @oudimentary2802
For Regional Oud signatures, this informational article by Agar Aura,
www.agaraura.com/wood.html

[@JoyAmin666]

i love your channel ...lot to learn...thank you for a very informative video on oud brother...i really want to study on perfumery now

[@me0203]

Saw the video a second time after few months. Most informative and rare educational stuff in here. Can't thank you enough.

[@Monis.]

Nikhil, wow since I live in Dubai, I have indeed experienced most of the perfumes you featured here. It was at the age of 39 that I really started liking Oud and now at 40 I really love oud perfumes. I agree that it takes a certain age to appreciate Oud. ASQ Khashab al Oud, Ajmal Mukhallat Al Moattaq & Ajmal Mukhallat Al Shams, and Rasasi Asrar Indonesia are now all on my wishlist and waiting for budget clearance to buy. I love smelling the Oud and love watching your videos to appreciate what I am smelling.

[@domhamai]

ASQ khasat al Oud is not so prohibitively priced. It’s about $250 a bottle which is kinda the same as western high end perfumes, but if you get someone to buy it in an ASQ store they’ll give you another for free or free gifts equal to the price.

[@pralinechocolates1]

I have received today €130 worth. I am a first time buyer and you are absolutely right! Once you burn your first Oud there is no going back. I think I am going to trash all of my electrical plug-ins. :-)

[@emilianbizga1492]

your knowledge in this art is obvious; your passion and the quantity of informations given in your videos are amazing, for sure you deserve more subscribers and our thanks! I salute you!

[@chinor1260]

Thank you for taking the time to make this wonderfully made video. Cheers!

[@Ventus7777]

I showed oud to my brother in law and he was mesmerized. He never would have thought a perfume can smell so divine. I love oud more than any gold 😂

[@AbhishekSubbaiah]

Amazing research and presentation. You've earned a(nother) fan.

[@ananthkrishna9255]

Hello doctor, I was watching your videos one by one on Oud topic and they are very informational , appreciate your great work. Since you are a professional doctor as well as perfume lover ,please educate perfume lovers like us on how perfumes affect human body especially natural oils like Oud and its therapeutic properties. It would be a great educational content from you which I will be waiting for, please consider my request 😊.

[@mathewkadavan]

Absolutely pure information! Loved it! Thanks.

[@EsoxLVCIVS6776]

I recently purchased some Papua New Guinea Oud and it is beyond beautiful. The aromas remind me of going to violin class as a child and the smell from the resin used on the bows, the smell of the polish on the violins and the leather cases. It's not quite fruity and if it's aroma was a picture it would be of the steady bright glow of a fire. I have layered it with Royal Amber from Swiss Arabian and also Black Musk and Indonesian Patchouli. It favours higher pitched fruits like plums and dates rather than the skanky oudh (that I also love) /Rose layers. It enhances leathers and contrasts with Vanilla and Tonka. I use it rarely because it feels rare to me. I really hope to get some Chinese oud sometime in the future.

[@Aniaku87]

thank you so much for your video - you are very inspirational:) Love it how you describe the differences between ouds depending where they come from:) Can´t wait to see more of your videos:)

[@Jaysin5506]

Thanks Bro! I have been looking up each and every thing you mentioned. I am ordering some of the affordable one, if I enjoy then i'll make the others affordable to me as well. I haven't gotten into the Oudh stuff yet. I cannot wait. You made a video of EXACTLY what I enjoy, an informative instructional. Thank you so so so soooo much for putting the names of Everything in the description, it's hard to get the pernounciation and spelling right for looking things up. Your The Man! Keep doing what your doing.

[@jimr880]

Excellent info on this versatile little scent gem known as oud...and really enjoyed your introducing so many excellent oud fragrances. I'm a huge oud fan and I'll have to check some of these out, for sure!

[@krissol1140]

wow thank you so much im from Argentina and i love Oud. amazing video thank you :)

[@esotericpilgrim548]

Hi, I am a agarwood planter from india, thank U very much indeed for this valuable encouragement information for planters like me.

[@trksraja]

Wer u from

[@MrDin70]

Family of OUD Tree. Aquilaria apiculate (Borneo) Aquilaria baillonii (Cambodia, Indochina, Thailand) Aquilaria banaensis (Vietnam) Aquilaria beccariana (South Eastern Asia) Aquilaria brachyantha (Southeast Asia - Philippines) Aquilaria citrinicarpa (Southeast Asia - Philippines (Mindanao)) Aquilaria crassna (Thailand,Cambodia, Indochina, Vietnam, Lao PDR, Bhutan) Aquilaria cumingiana (Indonesia) Aquilaria decemcostata (Philippines) Aquilaria filarial (Indonesia) Aquilaria hirta (Malaysia, Indonesia) Aquilaria khasiana (India) Aquilaria malaccensis (Lao PDR, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Bhutan, Burma) Aquilaria microcarpa (Indonesia, Borneo) Aquilaria parvifolia ( Philippines (Luzon)) Aquilaria rostrate (Malaysia) Aquilaria rugose (Papua New Guinea) Aquilaria sinensis (China) Aquilaria subintegra (Thailand) Aquilaria urdanetensis (Philippines) Aquilaria yunnanensis (China)

[@ucheartgallery9263]

Sir do we have 0ud from Africa ?

[@yoshiko1036]

Hello and thanks for this amazing channel, finally Oud/Oudh is becoming more popular in the world! I love Japanese incense culture which uses Oud ("Jinkoh") for hundreds of years! They have their own incencse habits and a ceremony where they melt tiny pieces of Oud on a glass plate instead of putting direct fire on it. I love both ways and think it is really interesting to see such different cultures having this wonderful thing in common! I am collecting Japanese selected wood pieces and incense sticks but I developed a huge interest for oils and perfumes which are mostly appreciated in the middle east of course. In Japan though there is a way to divide 6 different kinds of Oud, depending on where they come from and how they smell! Thats why it is called "Rikkoku" (Six countries/lands). However, I would love to learn more about Oud and meet such people like you having the same passion!

[@employaiptyltd]

Brilliant overview. Thank you for your insights.

[@orvinsille4602]

As you said, once I was introduced to Oud and ever since I was sold. Thank you for educating me a bit more and I have become addicted to exclusive niche perfumes. Slowly I have turned to the more eastern scents. Thank you once again. Orvin.

[@vanoramoon674]

Thank you for your video. I am finally beginning to understand what oud is. So interesting. I will continue to research and learn more. Keep your videos coming. Thank you.

[@khawarali7017]

Fantastic video bhie, this is "all in one" kind of a video. Pretty much all you need to know about oud.

[@AmberoudMushq]

Thanks for guidance man.. you doing good job..Well done 👍🏿

[@Scentonomics]

Wow! Awesome masterclass on Oud Nikhil Bhai! This is a great video and one of my most favorite videos on your channel. Keep them coming. Much respect!

[@digitalmohsin]

very informative. Now i can make sense of the names of most of rasasi and ajmal oriental offerings.

[@mroz9391]

Great content for a great topic! I leaned something new and this will really help people who are interested in Agarwood. Thanks for sharing Nikhil!

[@syedaamir7147]

Always wanted such a video from a good reviewer like yrself......Keep up the good work bro...

[@mehdiadlany]

Excellent review, man.

[@modemarcoj8026]

Amazing and very well done . Much appreciated, Thank you for sharing this information with everyone that is interested in aromatics ,and elevating one’s state via raw materials.

[@ambercranston5496]

Top video as always !

[@jog3ee]

You my friend need a greater audience. Fantastic and very informative video 👍

[@Agerskiold]

Thank you for this very informative video 👍🏽 😊

[@Kologne]

Nice. Thanks for sharing and breaking oud down.

[@nadari09]

Excellent video nikhil... Best video till date... Keep it going buddy!!!

[@soulrebel2006]

What a masterclass. I’m from NYC and I’m now getting into the OUD world. Keep up the good works. New Subscriber now.

[@farhan1619]

My Best of wishes to you bro... And am sure the upcoming video will be more power packed as usual.. God bless you

[@SavvyCarla]

Thank you so much for such an informative video!!!!!

[@anthondeutsch3133]

You are very kind in sharing your knowledge

[@tamaskeri3694]

Dear Nikhil, are you some professor or lecturer in real life? Your videos stream selfless sharing of information, as concentrated as with attar, no diluted eau de cologne with marketing BS there. Your true passion for the subject comes through combined with a professional presentation and a clear logical structure as with books from my university time. Very good work well delivered presentation congratulatuions.

[@hasanjamison1738]

Thank fir the informative video. I’m a novice in the process of learning more about Oud and attar.

[@xXxXxCGPBxXxXx]

This was fascinating.... really enjoyed this! 💞

[@JozefChudy]

Excellent review and noobs guide to oud realm ....thanks a lot :-)

[@DemetrePHajenian]

Thank you so much for your wonderful Oud essay. You obviously have a deep passion and a true desire to bring joy to the world. I sat here listening to your words and in my mind traveling to foreign lands and exotic far away places. I to am an fragrance lover and I can relate with how the oud note brings a whole new dimension to the palate. Keep up the great work. .Your friend. Demetre

[@MaisonAnthonyMarmin]

Excellent, thanks bhai for this nice guide

[@sensari7578]

Excellent, educational video. We sell oud and love to send our clients to this video for a thorough understanding of the various ouds, and give potential clients and idea of what they're venturing into. Thanks!

[@TobinDack]

Nice informational video!!

[@alvet8154]

Great Video :)! Wish you the best

[@Gersberms]

This is so good! I had no idea oud existed until I dug deeper in perfumes such as Tom Ford Oud Wood, and suddenly started seeing that word everywhere. I had to know what it was.

[@xyzxyz23513]

Process of essential oil aur itr banana kaun batayega?

[@sohaibbmubassam6981]

awesome video nikil .

[@danumba1drumma]

Wow.. I'm so glad i came across your channel. liked and subscribed! Nice change to the Western frag heads on youtube. You can easily become the GO-TO source of eastern frags on youtube!

[@ayyubahmad5119]

thx nikil for ur effort. i learned alot about oud. god bless u

[@ykshay]

Thanks for sharing ur passion, and info

[@shoebaloeee]

Ma sha Allah, very informative. Thank you. Love your video's. You are clearly very passionate about oud and attar's. The 'Asrar Indonesia' sounds axactly my taste. Do you know a cheaper alternative tO it?

[@nomeremannthetameruinkhan]

excellent video. i really love exotic scents and i have a few ideas that may advance the industry. thanks

[@khanokhan5152]

Nice and genuine information.

[@patriciachamakh2632]

great video and nothing more beautiful than the pleasing smells of oud

[@sufianmazz1215]

Hlooo

[@renushiv]

Very well researched and simple video about OUDH,many people who are curious about this mystical OUDH will learn a great deal. Let this be Part 1.Next step will be to do a comparative video of various oud perfumes from Arabian Oud,Ajmal, ASAQ and others.Keep up the good work

[@unni2732]

Very useful. Thanks for uploading...God bless

[@faza553]

Thank you. What are the other "ingredients/solvents" in the larger bottles you displayed?

[@raducaseti4013]

Tks for the video!

[@HandsomeSmells]

Brilliant video, could you please list the fragrances you mentioned in this video. Keep up the good work!

[@babbscollection]

Great video Nikhil, very detailed and brilliantly presented.

[@vinayakgangal9924]

Very informative 👌

[@Jizzoe78.]

I have scorpion Intense and Voice of the soul and I love the oud in them ❤

[@Papikristo]

I love that all the fragrances covered are authentic middle Eastern ones

[@sohailkhan7794]

very much informative video...

[@frankribbontop6344]

Bro can you tell me what attar or perfume oils are super sweet and long lasting and projection of oudh for 3ml can ypu name me few to use and experience

[@nicolek8971]

very nice guide thanks

[@nicolek8971]

well presented and explained too

[@sonogabri1]

I'm learning so much from this channel. Also I learned that I will probably never own a tiny bottle of Saif al Hind ( too costly)

[@lindastevens6926]

Are Oudh 36 Nuit and Mukkhallat Al Shams synthetic ouds?

[@sunnyprakash169]

Hi..What season we should wear oud perfumes ??

[@vincentbai75]

thank you for sharing~

[@maratabdrakhmanov3970]

What you think about oud factory seufi? I have one 3ml but I don't know about quality that one.

[@theversatiletv2359]

Sir where can I get authentic kinam attar and which is the best Kinam Attar

[@bornjason6866]

Nikhil i have also a Swiss Arabian product dhenal al oud mubarak 6ml bottle can you brief about this is this real oud and what type of oud like indian or combodi or etc please

[@johnnieblaze6144]

Very impressive...💯🔥🙏🏾🔥

[@xyzxyz23513]

I need buyer of essential oil of woud wood and other essential oil

[@babluahmad3005]

Sar Hamen yah bataiye itra kaun si company ka best original per rahata hai

[@saletecembrani1335]

Great video! I heard that Boruzz is wonderful?

[@rhvreramon]

I want to get a degree in Oud!

[@TooCoolBoi]

There is an institute in China that offers a course in Agarwood. And there is a very very detailed book for professionals called Agarwood: The Science Behind the Fragrance published by Springer and edited by Dr. Rozi Mohammed from the University of Pahang in Malaysia.

[@anna-lizapacana6999]

@@TooCoolBoi do you know the name of the institute? I am quite interested. Thanks in advance

[@wonhoptoo]

it's in Chinese@@anna-lizapacana6999 not in English most likely probly

[@muhammadmansoor4148]

Friend main rose perfume banata hon Lykn koi customers ko nhi janta kia ap meara madad larskty hain baijny main

[@jahedapatel2174]

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[@zen4081]

Will ajmal dehnl oud Hindi pair well with Misk C ? Or will it be too overwhelming for the nose ?

[@jposco]

The Francis Kurkdjian Oud Mood collection is said to contain Oud from Laos. Do you think it is authentic Oud, or synthetic he is using?

[@SmellsGoodfragrancereviews]

Nikhil bhai, great work! Every time I visit your channel I gain credible insight on various fragrances, truly appreciate what you do and really enjoyed the video. Could you also do a video on different types of roses like taif and Bulgarian rose please. Just one point, I thought 'Dehn al-oudh' means 'sould of Oudh' rather than 'Oil of Oudh', transliterated from Arabic I thought, but I could be mistaken. Regards, Amitabh

[@sakthivelmoorthy]

hello bro, very very beautiful video. I saw "Scent of Heaven" document when you shared last time and it was really eye opener. I am still waiting for your review of Bois de Aoud (Khashab al Aoud) edp by Abdul Samad Al Qurashi (ASQ)

[@Gurtir1]

Great content Nikhil, please write the names of fragrances you showed or more like just a brief list, for beginners and than try ons, I have dehn al oud I love it.

[@niravkikani6295]

Nice video.

[@Joebunkyss1]

i thought it meant wood.......good talk....i enjoyed.....keep up tha good work son.

[@SilentShadow77]

Can we burn sandalwood chips same like oud?

[@jessicaguilloryrance6089]

thank you for this explanation of Oudh. I just got my first bottle and it smells so awesome and amazing! it was coming out of the box. I ordered it because of watching Ashera Star Goddess from her channel. I work in the Hoodoo Voodoo witchcraft community and she said that she was getting alot of compliments and things started going her way when she wore it. So I decided to give it a try. it was $50+ US dollars. I have put some on my candles to see what happens when I use it. It's very strong and powerful and then it does eases up but it stays for the next day. I have found an Indian website that sells the scent in charcoal/incense form. which I'll be trying when I come into some more money. just curious. This was after watching a video from KZbin of an Indian lady who suggested it from when she was a kid. So I thank you for your information. I'm really interested in purchasing a bottle of the different types that you've shown for the men for my boyfriend. 😍😘

[@jessicaguilloryrance6089]

You're welcome love.

[@daqengineering3447]

Best

[@explorehunter]

Thank you for making such an authentic informative no bullshit video. Make sure you make friends with oud fans in UAE/Dubai before you come here so that you can utilize your time and purpose here the very best... :) also make video on the good locations in Dubai to get the "real stuff".

[@PerfumeGuru]

explorehunter I am from India. The land of Assamese Oud. I have seen the "real stuff". I would be happy to explore the Oud Culture in Dubai and KSA.

[@knowyourpsychology5761]

Hey everyone! I have an entire farm of "oud" here in the tropics! If you guys know anyone from UAE, do tell me. I've got samples from my 10 hectares farm.

[@zhinxhan]

do you know oud perfume that is similar to oud aroma in masjid al haram in mecca?

[@TruueFlo_]

Is there any sweeter ouds I can start with on alfaransi.com?

[@themisterier]

hi im Indonesian! can you guide me where to find the best oud/kinam in here? i love to work with Arabs for oud trading!

[@saji1382]

I have learned a lot from you. Thank you. Much love from israel 🙏❤️

[@akashkittu8040]

When i watch this video suddenly I took my normal quality oud oil applied on my neck and ears 😍

[@FARHANALI-gh6nc]

hello bro... i badly need a attar name .. cw -007 .. where i will get it .. from where did i find it .. i have no idea please help me .. i only know one thing this attar or fragrance belongs to punjab of india kindly find it please please

[@ketansaindane3001]

very beautiful video

[@farhankhawaja7560]

Which Oud's for winters and for summers ????????????

[@farhankhawaja7560]

Which Oud's are for winters and summers?????????