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Designer-inspired fragrance from India.
Two very different worlds in one box: Oud Save The Queen is Earl Grey tea and bergamot over smoky guaiac wood — like a British gentleman who wandered into an oud souk — while Gucci Guilty is lavender and lemon over orange blossom and patchouli, pure Italian nonchalance. Together they feel like a double feature: one for the brooding, contemplative evenings, one for the nights you want to be effortlessly cool. Tea-smoke and citrus-charm, side by side. Easy for beginners to explore — two distinct moods, both wearable.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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