Attar Al Boruzz Jazeebiyat Musk Tabriz
Eau de Parfum
Rasasi
Note Profile
Laotian Oud, Oud Absolute, Oudh
Rich, complex agarwood
Oud has a deep, resinous, and woody aroma with complex facets of earth, leather, smoke, and subtle sweetness. Its scent can evolve to reveal balsamic, animalic, and slightly medicinal undertones. The richness and longevity of oud make it a distinctive and powerful note in perfumery.
Oud is derived from the resinous heartwood of Aquilaria trees, primarily found in Southeast Asia. The resin forms as a response to fungal infection, and it is extracted through distillation or solvent methods from aged, infected wood.
Perfumers use oud mainly as a base note due to its tenacity and depth. It is often blended with florals, spices, and other woods to create opulent, long-lasting compositions, and is especially prominent in Middle Eastern-inspired fragrances.
Perfumers known for using Oud include Pierre Montale , Chris Maurice , Paolo Terenzi , Ahmedullah Anfar , Julien Rasquinet , and Christian Provenzano .
Woody
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Oud appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Rasasi
Eau de Toilette
Marks & Spencer
Eau de Parfum
Louis Vuitton
Eau de Parfum
Fragrance World
Parfum
Ormonde Jayne
Eau de Parfum
Al Haramain Perfumes
ALREHAB PERFUMES
Eau de Parfum
Boadicea the Victorious
Eau de Parfum
Swiss Arabian
Eau de Parfum
Swiss Arabian