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Hello, today I'm going to tell you about my experience with Oud Symphony. Honestly, I tried it because of all the praise and ads I still see. Honestly, it's a waste of every riyal. I bought this for about 99 or 199, something like that. The important thing is that I bought two boxes of it.

Honestly, the smell is really suffocating. I mean, as soon as you put the oud on the charcoal, you're not going to smell something sweet, no, you're going to suffocate. Honestly, the smell all goes into the throat. So honestly, it's a bad experience. And if I were to buy again, I'd go back to buying from the local shops.

So honestly, don't let the ads fool you. I mean, the smell, honestly, there is no god but Allah. It turns the liver. So I started using it only after cooking, just for the smell of cooking and so on. But for yourself, for your clothes, for your invitation, don't ever use it.

Symphonie Oud Review Summary

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The reviewer tried Symphonie Oud perfume and found the experience to be extremely disappointing. The perfume is not worth any money, as its scent does not resemble oud but rather wood, and it lacks any distinctive fragrance. Overall, the product did not meet expectations and was a major letdown.

Symphonie Oud is absolutely not worth buying if you are looking for a genuine oud perfume.

What This Review Covers

  • Price1/5
  • Convenience1/5
  • Design1/5
  • Brand1/5
  • Quality1/5

Buying Decision Notes

Strong Points

  • No notable pros

Points To Check

  • The product smells like wood and has no perfume
  • The product is not worth the money paid for it
  • The perfume quality is very poor

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers written by MyEx from this review.

Is Symphony oud worth buying?

The reviewer says it is the worst oud they have tried, not worth a single riyal, and advises not to be fooled by the ads.

How did it smell?

According to the reviewer, once put on the charcoal it gives no sweet smell but a suffocating one that fills the place, and the description says it smells like wood with no fragrance.

What did it cost and how does the reviewer use it now?

The reviewer notes buying two boxes for around 99 or 199, now using it only after cooking to clear cooking smells, not for oneself, clothes or guests, and would go back to buying oud from local Al Moaqaliah shops.

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