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Tom Ford Oud Wood Eau de Parfum 3.4 Oz / 100 Ml

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Rare. Exotic. Distinctively Luxurious.

Tom Ford Oud Wood is a masterpiece of modern perfumery—bold, refined, and undeniably addictive. Built around one of the world’s most prized fragrance ingredients, rare oud wood, this Eau de Parfum offers a rich, smoky scent that is both mysterious and powerfully elegant.

The fragrance opens with warm spices and smoky woods, unfolding into a smooth heart of rare oud, sandalwood, and vetiver. Tonka bean and amber add a creamy, sensual finish that lingers on the skin and leaves a trail of sophistication wherever you go.

Crafted for fragrance connoisseurs, Oud Wood is a signature scent for those who appreciate depth, detail, and undeniable presence.

Key Notes

  • Oud Wood

  • Sandalwood

  • Vetiver

  • Tonka Bean

  • Amber

  • Cardamom

Why You’ll Love It

  • Rare, woody-oriental fragrance with global cult status

  • Rich, long-lasting Eau de Parfum concentration

  • Unisex appeal with masculine leanings—powerful yet polished

  • Perfect for evening wear, luxury occasions, or everyday sophistication

  • Encased in Tom Ford’s iconic architectural bottle design

How to Use
Apply to pulse points (neck, wrists, behind ears) for best effect. Avoid rubbing after application to preserve the full olfactory experience.

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