Apricot Oud Perfume Under 800 | 50 ml Sweet-Smoke Extrait – Fathaa

Rs. 799.00

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Apricot oud perfume under 800: a sweet-smoky extrait that smells like apricot halwa meeting a campfire. Opens with juicy apricot, raspberry and a whisper of incense; heart folds cotton-candy into creamy sandalwood and real oud; dries down to patchouli, tonka and amber that linger 8-10 hours on Indian skin.

Why it’s chaos in a good way:

- Juicy top = instant dopamine hit

- Cotton-candy twist = playful gourmand (no cloy)

- Oud-resin core = niche smoke without the ₹15k sting

- 25 % oil strength = survives metro, wedding, after-party

- Unisex DNA – share with bae, steal it back

Made in India, cruelty-free, alcohol from natural grain.

Grab the 50 ml flacon for ₹799, spray once, watch strangers ask what you’re wearing.

If you’re new, try the 3 ml Discovery Set first – same juice, pocket size, zero buyer’s remorse.

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Will I buy again

Compliment getter perfume good for all occasion due to versatile fragrance

Good for gifting

Gave it to my cousin who likes sweet stuff. He finished half the bottle in three weeks and asked for the link. That’s probably a win.

I Glows with my Skin chemistry

Patch test on inner elbow vs. wrist showed identical dry down curves good batch stability. On cotton shirt, longevity pushed past 12 hrs, so I now mist the collar for weekend flights. For frequent flyers, it’s TSA-friendly luxury.

Niche Perfume with oud

I layered it under a neutral rose lotion for a lecture on sensory marketing. Students rated it highest on ‘warmth’ and ‘competence’—a neat trick for ₹799. The tonka-patchouli dry-down plays nicely with academic tweed.

Best Gourmand Perfume under 1000 INR

Oud Apricot avoids the cloying trap most sweet fragrances fall into. The incense facet lifts the Niche sweetness, creating a smoky-fruit haze that feels like standing down-wind of a Mysore sandal stall during Ramadan. Journalism deadlines never smelled this comforting.”