The passion of Natalie Noor is to capture and celebrate the beauty in this world that resonates. 

The alluring fragrances she creates transcend boundaries in a world where scents are the storytellers of desire and passion.

With a touch of artistry and the essence of sensuality, Natalie Noor's elixirs possess a distinct quality of connection.

Every fragrance, seemingly customized for men, holds an invitation for their partner to indulge in their scent.

With each note that dances upon the skin, Natalie Noor’s fragrances defy convention, daring to blur the lines that dictate what is meant for whom.

As the scent lingers, it evokes a woman who rejoices in her man's essence, stirring memories and emotions, forging an unspoken connection.

It's a celebration of boundless admiration shared by two souls, desire captured in every nuanced aroma. 

Let the fragrance unfurl, enveloping both masculine and feminine.

It celebrates the captivating essence in every heart, a reminder that love transcends boundaries, with fragrances as vessels for this timeless connection.

The Harmonious Convergence of Science and Creativity

In the realm of fragrance creation, where science meets artistry, the titles "perfumist" and "perfumer" stand as pillars of distinction, each embodying a unique approach to the craft. Yet, within these distinctions lies a profound synthesis of technical mastery and creative expression that defines the essence of perfume making. At the forefront of this artful domain stands the perfumer, a master of the technical intricacies that underpin fragrance formulation. With an encyclopedic knowledge of raw materials, chemical interactions, and precise measurements, the perfumer navigates the scientific landscape with precision and finesse. In contrast, the perfumist emerges as the embodiment of artistic spirit within fragrance creation. Far beyond the realm of scientific precision, the perfumist is an artisan, a storyteller, and a curator of emotions through scent. Operating within the subjective and intuitive realms of fragrance composition, the perfumist transforms raw materials into evocative narratives that resonate deeply with the wearer. It is within this realm of creativity that fragrances transcend mere olfactory experiences to become personalized stories, woven with passion and emotion. Within Maison Natalie Noor, the roles of perfumer and perfumist seamlessly converge, giving rise to a harmonious fusion of technical mastery and artistic expression. Our fragrance artisan embodies the best of both worlds, navigating the intricate complexities of scent creation with scientific precision while infusing each composition with a distinct narrative and emotional resonance, with a touch of French elegance. Indeed, the creation of a fragrance is a multifaceted journey, one that unfolds through diverse avenues of exploration. In essence, a perfumist's creation is akin to a singular work of art, imbued with passion and creativity to resonate intimately with the wearer. It represents a fusion of technical expertise, emotional depth, and artistic ingenuity that distinguishes these fragrances as truly exceptional. While a perfumer focuses on the technical craft, a perfumist adds an extra layer of artistry, elevating scents beyond their functional purpose to become vessels of storytelling and self-expression. Each fragrance serves as a testament to the enduring allure of perfumery as a form of artistic expression.

The passion of Natalie Noor is to capture and celebrate the beauty in this world that resonates. 

The Enigmatic Essence: Exploring Oud in Perfumery

In the realm of perfumery, certain ingredients possess an aura of mystique and allure, captivating the senses with their exoticism and depth. One such ingredient that reigns supreme in the olfactory world is oud. Renowned for its rich, woody aroma, oud holds a distinguished status as one of the most coveted and exclusive essences in perfumery. But what exactly is oud, and what makes it so extraordinary?

What is Oud?

Oud, also known as agarwood, is a resinous substance derived from the heartwood of agarwood trees, particularly Aquilaria and Gyrinops species. This precious material is formed in response to injury or fungal infection within the tree, leading to the secretion of resin to protect the wounded area. Over time, this resin becomes saturated with aromatic compounds, resulting in the distinctive fragrance that characterizes oud.

Production Process

The production of oud is a labour-intensive and time-consuming process, contributing to its rarity and value. Harvesting agarwood requires precision and patience, as the resin formation occurs unpredictably and varies from tree to tree. Once the resin has developed, it is carefully extracted from the heartwood through a meticulous process that involves cutting, chipping, or drilling the tree. The extracted resin is then left to mature and develop its complex aroma through a period of aging, often lasting several years. This aging process is crucial in enhancing the scent profile of oud, allowing its fragrance to deepen and intensify over time.

Exclusivity and Preciousness

The exclusivity of oud stems from its scarcity and the intricate craftsmanship involved in its production. Due to the limited availability of agarwood trees and the unpredictable nature of resin formation, genuine oud is rare and highly sought after in the perfume industry. Additionally, the lengthy aging process adds to its rarity, as only a finite quantity of aged oud is available at any given time. As a result, oud is often referred to as "liquid gold" and commands a premium price tag commensurate with its exceptional quality and scarcity.

Use in Perfumery

Oud is revered for its complex and captivating fragrance, characterized by a warm, woody aroma with hints of smokiness, sweetness, and earthiness. Its multifaceted scent profile makes it a prized ingredient in perfumery, where it is used as both a base note and a standalone fragrance. Oud adds depth, sophistication, and longevity to fragrances, lending them an air of opulence and luxury. Whether used sparingly to impart richness and complexity or as the focal point of a composition, oud elevates perfumes to new heights, leaving an indelible impression on the wearer and those around them.

Religious Significance

Beyond its use in perfumery, oud holds significant cultural and religious symbolism in various parts of the world. In many Eastern cultures, agarwood has been revered for centuries for its spiritual and medicinal properties. It is believed to possess purifying qualities and is often used in religious ceremonies, meditation practices, and traditional healing rituals. Oud's association with spirituality and transcendence adds an additional layer of reverence to this already revered substance, deepening its cultural significance and allure.

Oud stands as a testament to the enduring allure of natural fragrances and the artistry of perfumery. From its origins in the heartwood of agarwood trees to its transcendent aroma and cultural significance, oud continues to captivate and inspire perfumers and fragrance enthusiasts alike.

As a symbol of luxury, exclusivity, and timeless elegance, oud remains an indispensable ingredient in the world of scent, enriching compositions with its unparalleled depth and complexity.

Natalie Noor

The Scented Symphony: Exploring the Bond Between Fashion and Perfumery

Amazing eyeshadows to make you feel like a queen.

Highly Pigmented Pure Minerals that can be used both night and day!

Our long-wearing mineral eye shadows can be applied wet or dry and are made of premium minerals,

so the colour intensity will be stronger, and much less is needed for a beautiful result.

Suitable for Sensitive Eyes

NATALIE NOOR finely milled, pure mineral compact eye shadows are free from talc and fillers often used in traditional eye shadow products, making them perfect for sensitive skin.

    Their talc-free formula also includes natural antioxidant vitamin E and aloe vera to help soothe

the eye area’s delicate skin, for a crease-proof look.

Whether you’re opting for soft eyes in the office or a smoky eye after work,

you can build layers of beautiful colours.

The matte bases and shimmer shades complement each other perfectly,

so no matter which colour you choose, you’ll feel and look fantastic.

FREE of

Talc | Fillers

VEGAN | NATURAL | CRUELTY-FREE

Refill Pan

26 mm | 1.5 gr

Eyeshadow Refill Pans are available in a wide variety of colours and finishes.

This saturated shadow formula stays on all day long with non-creasing, eight-hour wear.

The result: potent colour payoff that applies evenly, blends well and can be used wet or dry.

These shadow refills create a customized palette of shades by fitting into NATALIE NOOR Palette Eyeshadow or any other 26 mm empty palette, for easy storage and transport.

Fair & Copper

Five steps for a basic eye shadow application

1. 1. Use an eye shadow the colour of your skin all over, from lashes to brows.
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3. 2. Follow up with a neutral colour all over the lid up to the crease (you can use a matte or satin finish)
4. 
   
5. 3. Add dimension with a slightly darker colour in a matte finish to the outer corner
6. of the crease and blend well.
7. 
   
8. 4. Add an eyeliner of your choice.
9. 
   
10. 5. Take a highlighter or shimmery eye shadow lighter than your skin tone on the inner corner
11.  of the eyes to brighten things up.

Ingredients

Shimmery Glam

Zinc Oxide for coverage, White French Clay (CI 77004) for absorption and tint, Magnesium Stearate for adhesion and smooth feeling, Mica for a light reflexion, a Glamorous shimmer.

Silky Glam

Zinc Oxide for coverage, White French Clay (CI 77004) for absorption and tint, Magnesium Stearate for adhesion and smooth feeling, Jojoba silk-like Powder for its bulking, anti-ageing benefits and silky touch.

Binding Agents

Coco Caprylate/Caprate is suitable for all skin types and to oily skin. Not prone to oxidation, it leaves a light feel on the skin.

Pigments

NATALIE NOOR eye wear is using inorganic cosmetics colourants.

Inorganic colours aren’t thought to pose health risks as organic colours. In addition to inorganic colours, NATALIE NOOR uses natural materials, like carrot oil, beet extract and henna, also considered ‘safe’. 

Mica (CI 77019) — Mica gives a natural translucence when used as face powders and powder blushers. Mica, is safe for use in colouring products, including cosmetics and personal care products applied to the lips, and the area of the eye.

Iron oxides (CI 77489, CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499) are gentle and non-toxic in cosmetic products placed on the surface of the skin; usually not irritating to the skin and aren’t known to be allergenic. Iron oxides typically don’t cause problems, even for people with sensitive skin.

Ultramarines (CI 77007) — Shade ranges from bright blue to violet, pink and green. Ultramarines may be safely used for colouring cosmetics intended for use around the eye.

Chromium Dioxides — Shades range from dull olive green, to a blue-green, or bright green, finds use in most categories of cosmetic preparations. Chromium Oxide Green (CI 77288) is a flat, matte, medium green pigment. In the USA it is approved for eyes and face products but not allowed for lip products. In the EU it’s approved for lips, eyes and face products.

Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891) — Titanium Dioxide is used to impart a whiteness to colour cosmetics and personal care products that are applied to the skin (including the eye area), nails, lips, and it helps to increase the opacity, and reduce the transparency of a product formula. It is not listed as a carcinogen, mutagen, teratogen, comedogenic, toxin or as a trigger for contact dermatitis.

Zinc Oxide (CI 77947) — Zinc Oxide, a white powder, is used in a wide range of cosmetics and personal care products including makeup, nail products, baby lotions, bath soaps and foot powders. Zinc Oxide is also used in Over-the-Counter drug products such as skin protectants and sunscreen products. Zinc Oxide is safe for use in colouring products, including cosmetics and personal care products applied to the lips, and the area of the eye.

A Balm and a Lipstick in One!

       

       

How could I not share my favourite trick for keeping your lip colors on all night,

long past the red carpet?

STEP ONE: Apply lipstick or matte lip pencil over the entire lip area.

Don’t fill in your entire lip with a kohl lip liner pencil as it’s too drying and not attractive.

STEP TWO: Blot with a tissue by folding it in half, opening your mouth,

placing it in between your upper and lower lips then pressing down.

STEP THREE: Load up an eyeshadow blending brush with loose or pressed powder that feels like silk.

Then powder your entire lip area by pressing and swirling the brush across your lips

until they are totally mattified.

STEP FOUR: Apply another layer of lipstick. Using a lip brush helps with precision.

REPEAT STEPS 2-4 and it should last all night.

Also, I think you’ll really love the 1940’s look of wearing a “done up” lip.

The Surprising—and Significant—History of Red Lipstick