Name: Badee Al Oud Sublime by lattafa
Brand: Al-Bakhoor
Price: 27.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

£27.99

What is it

🌸 Notes & Scent Profile

Here are the layers (top, heart, base) and what they tend to contribute to the scent journey:

Stage	Notes	What It Smells Like / Feel
Top	Apple, Lychee, Rose	A burst of sweet fruitiness (apple + lychee) with a rosy edge. The opening is juicy, fresh, a little bright, playful. Some liken it to a “candied apple” or “fruit juice” vibe.
Heart	Jasmine, Plum, Magnolia, Labdanum, Amber, Solar Note	Adds floral richness and deeper sweetness. The plum gives a juicy sweetness, the jasmine/magnolia bring in soft florals, labdanum & amber warm things up. This middle phase makes it more luxurious and less like just a “fruit bomb.”
Base	Moss, Vanilla, Patchouli, (Caramel Oud in some descriptions)	Earthy, sweet, a bit resinous. The vanilla softens, giving a creamy sweetness. Moss adds a bit of green/earthy grounding. Patchouli adds depth. Some say it gives a “warm woods + sweetness” finish.

Here’s how it’s perceived by users — what people like, what they don’t, how it performs.

Likes / Strong Points:

Many appreciate how juicy and fruity the opening is — apple + lychee + rose is a winning combination for them.
It has more complexity than just a straight fruit scent: the floral heart and woody / sweet base give it character.
Value for money is often mentioned: a good price for a fragrance that gives noticeable projection and good longevity, especially for the cost.

Weaknesses / What Some Dislike:

Some find the base (especially moss, patchouli) can turn “earthy” or even “dirt‑like” on their skin.
The initial fruit burst can be synthetic or overly “sweet” for people who prefer more natural or subtle scents.
Longevity on skin varies: some users report it fades after a few hours but lasts much longer on clothes.

Longevity: On skin, many say around 6‑9 hours (some more optimistic, some less), on clothes much longer.
Sillage / Projection: Stronger at first (especially during the fruity/floral opening), moderate as time goes on. It tends to project well early, then becomes more intimate.

Sweet, fruity, lively, with a modern twist.
Feminine‑leaning in its fruit + floral top & heart, but tempered by earthy, woody, and slightly warm base — so the “unisex” label is fitting; might lean more “sweet floral fruit” in the early phase.
Feels more day‑wear / casual / social / happy scent than heavy, formal, smoky. Could work for evenings too, depending on setting & how much you apply.

Some users compare it to Kayali Eden Juicy Apple — indeed, the apple + sweet fruit opening seems to draw that parallel.
If you like perfumes with juicy fruit openings (apple, berry, lychee) followed by sweet/vanilla/woody bases, this might appeal. If you prefer more subtle, woody, or more traditionally “oudy” (smoky, resinous) fragrances, this might diverge from expectations.