Bois d'Oud
Fragrance notes
Character
Bois d'Oud opens with a sharp bergamot brightness that cuts through the resinous weight of labdanum. Oud appears immediately, metallic and dry rather than syrupy, steering the first impression away from heavy sweetness. The heart introduces saffron and cedar, where the spice adds a warm, slightly medicinal edge while the wood provides a clean, dry spine. This stage feels focused and linear, moving steadily toward the foundation without dramatic shifts.
The drydown is where the composition settles into its true character. Oud returns alongside cedar, tobacco, and patchouli, creating a dense, earthy warmth that clings to the skin with a steady presence. The tobacco lends a rough, leathery texture that complements the sweet, damp earthiness of the patchouli. It suits a crisp morning walk or a bright afternoon indoors, offering a woody aura that stays near the body rather than expanding outward. The metallic facet of the oud can feel slightly abrasive against the smoother tobacco, creating a minor friction in the blend that prevents it from feeling completely seamless.
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