Woody Oud Perfume Body Butter

THEA & BEAU LTD

£22.99

Notes similar to those found in Oud Wood ® Discover timeless sophistication with our perfume body butter Woody Oud — a smooth, smoky blend of oud, sandalwood, and amber , uplifted by cardamom and pepper , and softened with a touch of vanilla and tonka bean . It’s warm, elegant, and magnetic — a scent that speaks of quiet strength and modern luxury. Top Notes: Cardamom, Pepper Heart Notes: Oud, Sandalwood Base Notes: Vanilla, Amber, Tonka Bean Formulated with rich natural butters and oils , triple-whipped for a creamy, fast-absorbing texture that leaves skin deeply hydrated, smooth, and subtly

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Registered at Companies House as THEA & BEAU LTD, number 16177418. Checked 2026-08-29.
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