Khulood in Arabic means "eternity", "immortality". Not as an infinite duration, but as a quality of presence that remains after a person has left.

Le Falconé built this fragrance as an answer to the question: what remains? Freshness and depth, fruity brightness and woody persistence - a fragrance that exists between the moment and eternity.

It opens fresh and bright: bergamot and lemon are citrusy and clear, watery notes are transparent, green apple is juicy, pink pepper is sharp, black currant adds dark tartness - a generous, lively beginning. The heart opens tropically and florally: pineapple is juicy and exotic, Indian jasmine is honeyed and dense, patchouli grounds and adds woody depth. The base settles steadily and cleanly: ambroxan is bodily and marine, white musk is light, oakmoss is moist, cedar is woody, patchouli closes the trail earthily and irreversibly.

Khulood is for those who live to leave a mark and wear fragrance as a personal signature across time. For someone whose presence is felt long after they are gone.