Oud Addict
Fragrance notes
Character
Violet opens the scent with a cool, powdery touch that feels more like a dusting of cosmetic powder than a fresh flower. The two rose varieties sit at the center, rich and slightly oily, giving the blend a classic floral weight. Laotian oud anchors everything with a dark, resinous presence that leans animalic rather than clean.
Vanilla and amber in the base add a golden warmth that softens the sharper edges of the oud. The powdery accord runs through the entire wear, tying the violet and roses together so the transition between them feels seamless. It is a heavy composition that stays close to the skin rather than expanding outward.
The floral elements never fully overtake the woody backbone, so the scent remains dry even with the sweet base notes present. It suits cooler evenings and formal settings where a bold, traditional profile is welcome. Those who prefer airy citrus or marine scents will find this too dense. The final impression is a deep, woody oud.
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