This 300 ml room spray bears the name of a flagship eau de parfum from Lattafa: Oud Mood. It is not a fragrance to wear. The gold bottle, marked “Oud Mood” and “Air Freshener”, is used to scent the air of a room. Lattafa does not publish a list of notes for this format; the available descriptions place it in an oriental register, around oud and warm spices.
Who it is for, and when
For those who like a woody oriental atmosphere at home: in a living room before guests arrive, an entrance hall, an office or a bedroom. It takes over from bakhoor when you want neither combustion nor smoke.
How to use
Shake the bottle if the label says so, then spray upwards, in the centre of the room, away from the face. Start with one or two presses and repeat later rather than forcing the dose. Do not spray on the skin, towards food or animals, or on varnished furniture and delicate fabrics.
Family: woody oriental, built around oud (no pyramid published by the brand for this format)
Use: home fragrance, not to be worn on the skin
Precautions: flammable; do not spray towards a flame; store away from heat and sunlight; do not pierce or burn the bottle, even when empty; avoid contact with the eyes; keep out of reach of children; follow the instructions printed on the bottle
Frequently asked questions
Is it the same scent as the Oud Mood eau de parfum? Lattafa does not publish the composition of this spray. It bears the same name, but we cannot state that the formula is identical.
Can it be sprayed on clothes? It is designed for room air. For laundry, choose a fabric spray; on upholstery, test first on a hidden area.