The house says the idea came from time spent among the Liwa dunes, and it shows in how the fragrance handles heat. Peach opens things up before osmanthus adds a leathery, apricot-like edge, and a supple suede accord sits underneath the oud itself, taking the roughness off without erasing what makes oud interesting in the first place.

It was exclusive to Harrods and H Beauty until September 1, 2026, when it opened up to Maison Francis Kurkdjian's other authorized retailers. At £225 for 35ml and £360 for 70ml Extrait, it's priced like the rest of the OUD Mood line, so if you already know whether that's your budget, you already know what to do here.