Atkinsons The Other Side of Oud Unisex Eau de Parfum features a rich and complex blend of notes, with oud as a central element, but balanced by other intriguing components. The fragrance notes include:

Top Notes:

• Bergamot – Adds a fresh, citrusy opening.
• Lemon – Offers a bright, zesty touch.

Heart Notes:

• Rose – Brings a floral, romantic element to the composition.
• Saffron – Adds warmth and spice.
• Jasmine – Contributes a sweet, aromatic floral note.

Base Notes:

• Oud – The signature note of this fragrance, providing depth, complexity, and a smoky, woody richness.
• Leather – Adds a smooth, luxurious, and slightly animalic undertone.
• Amber – Offers warmth and a resinous, sweet depth.

This combination creates a fragrance that balances the intensity of oud with fresh, spicy, and floral accords, resulting in a sophisticated and unisex scent.

About The Brand:

"A fragrance is a part of your personality, and it can make a big impression on others."
- James Atkinson, founder of Atkinsons

The enchanting world of Atkinsons, where fragrance is not just a scent but a chapter in a story, began in 1799 with a daring British gentleman and his wild bear companion. At 44 Gerrard Street in Soho, James Atkinson unveiled fragrances that captivated the most illustrious personalities of London's high society.

The legacy of Atkinsons is woven into the very fabric of British fragrant history. In 1800, a powerful English Eau de Cologne marked the beginning of a fragrant empire that would capture the hearts of royals, dandies, and aristocrats. Over 200 years of perfumed mastery are encased in each flask, a testament to the enduring allure of Atkinsons.

Today, the iconic cut-glass flask, echoing the first Atkinsons cologne, remains a symbol of timeless British elegance. Atkins is a living chronicle of fragrance, where each scent whispers tales of regal approval, daring adventures, and timeless sophistication.

Behold, hold, and relish in this exquisite flacon of fragrant fabulousness—a true masterpiece in the grand tapestry of British perfumery.