3 fragrances
Woody & Oud
Resinous, dry and long-lasting
Woods are the backbone of long-wearing perfumery: sandalwood is creamy and milky, cedar is dry and pencil-sharp, vetiver is earthy and smoky, and patchouli sits between damp soil and dark chocolate. They cling to skin and fabric, so they last longer than anything else in a formula.
Oud — resinous agarwood — is the most concentrated expression of the family. Real oud can read leathery, medicinal or barnyard-animalic at first, then settles into something warm and sweet. Middle Eastern houses tend to pair it with rose or saffron, which softens the opening without taming it.
Typical notes: Oud · Sandalwood · Cedarwood · Vetiver · Patchouli · Saffron · Leather · Incense
Wear it: Cold weather, evenings and formal occasions. One or two sprays is genuinely enough.
Best for: People who want presence and want to be remembered by a scent.


