Scent of Sri Lankan oud oil - quarter Tola

Oud Sullani (Sullani) is a type of oud oil extracted from natural oud wood obtained in Sri Lanka. -Quarter Tola General scent: Rich and warm with a balance between sweetness and smokiness. It is considered one of the most complex oils in terms of fragrance profile, with a vast diversity and many beautiful aromatic notes. It is often softer and more refined compared to some Indian or Cambodian oud types. Top: Deep woody notes with hints of almost ginger-like sweet or light aromatic scent, sometimes complemented by waxy or honey-like nuances. Middle: A warm, central aromatic heart, leaning towards softness and aromatic viscosity rather than harshness — light herbal and earthy scents may appear. Base: A lightly to moderately smoky woody base, with deep leathery and woody touches and long-lasting stability. Color and texture: Usually amber to dark in color, dense and viscous, with a texture that does not leave streaks on the skin. Longevity and aging: Considered stable with long-lasting presence on clothing and skin, gradually revealing itself over time.