MPF Lost In Woods is a unisex oud-and-rose composition built around the idea of getting lost in nature, and Maids Scents carries the authentic Eau de Parfum with delivery across Nigeria and beyond.
What is MPF Lost In Woods?
MPF stands for My Perfumes, the same Dubai house behind Songs Of Roses, and Lost In Woods sits on a different side of their catalogue — less about a single flower and more about atmosphere and place. The brand’s own copy leans hard into that idea, describing the fragrance as a journey into a secret grove where time stands still, an invitation to step away from everyday noise and reconnect with something more primal.
That kind of copy can read as marketing filler on a lot of budget fragrances, but MPF Lost In Woods backs it up with a genuinely layered note structure rather than a simple one-dimensional woody scent. It’s built as a unisex fragrance, which tracks with the note list — oud and incense giving it weight, rose and raspberry keeping it from tipping too far into purely masculine territory.
Fragrance Profile
MPF Lost In Woods opens with agarwood, incense and rose together — resinous and slightly smoky from the oud and incense, softened immediately by the rose so it doesn’t read as harsh or overly heavy from the first spray. As it develops, the heart brings in a genuinely unusual pairing — raspberry alongside saffron and amberwood, adding an unexpected fruity brightness against the darker opening.
The base settles into birch, benzoin and geranium — a slightly green, resinous finish that keeps MPF Lost In Woods from becoming purely sweet or purely woody, landing somewhere in between.
Top Notes: Agarwood (Oud), Incense, Rose
Middle Notes: Raspberry, Saffron, Amberwood
Base Notes: Birch, Benzoin, Geranium
Worth flagging some inconsistency here — a handful of smaller retailers describe MPF Lost In Woods with a completely different profile, built around citrus, cedarwood and vetiver rather than oud and rose. That version reads more like generic templated copy built off the product name alone rather than an actual ingredient list, so the oud-rose-raspberry structure above (sourced from the fuller official listing) is the more reliable account — but it’s worth checking your actual bottle or supplier documentation if you want full certainty before publishing.
Who Should Wear Lost In Woods?
MPF Lost In Woods works well for anyone who wants an oud fragrance with more complexity than a straightforward Arabian oud blend — the raspberry and saffron heart gives it a distinctive, slightly unexpected character. It suits both men and women given its genuinely unisex construction, and it’s a good option for evening wear or for anyone drawn to niche-style oud compositions without the niche price tag.
Performance and Longevity
Given the oud, incense and benzoin base, MPF Lost In Woods is built for solid longevity rather than a light daytime touch. Expect a resinous, warm presence that develops over the first couple of hours before settling into a close, woody-sweet skin scent. Two to three sprays on pulse points is a sensible starting point given the concentration of resinous ingredients.
Best Time to Wear Lost In Woods in Nigeria
The oud-and-incense character of MPF Lost In Woods suits Nigeria’s harmattan season particularly well, where cool, dry air lets resinous base notes develop fully. It also works for evening occasions year-round in air-conditioned settings.
Buying Lost In Woods From Maids Scents
Every MPF bottle we stock, including Lost In Woods, comes from verified suppliers, so what you receive matches what you’d get through an authorised My Perfumes retailer.
We deliver across Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Kano, Enugu, Benin City and the rest of Nigeria, and we ship internationally for orders placed from outside the country.
You can read more about the brand on the official My Perfumes website.
If you’re exploring more of the MPF catalogue, MPF Songs Of Roses EDP is worth comparing, or browse our full range of unisex perfumes in Nigeria.
MPF Lost In Woods is in stock now at Maids Scents.









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