Oud Perfumes

Explore oud fragrances across woody, smoky, resinous, floral, ambery, spicy, vanilla and fruity profiles. Oud, also called agarwood, can be interpreted very differently depending on the composition and the notes around it.

Which oud profile do you like?

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Rose, jasmine and flowers	Floral oud
Vanilla, tonka and gourmand notes	Soft gourmand oud
Amber, musk and resins	Ambery oud
Saffron, cardamom and spices	Woody & spicy oud
Wood, leather, incense and smoke	Darker oud profiles

Oud for women, men and unisex wear

Oud fragrances are sold for women, men and as unisex fragrances. The surrounding notes often matter more than the label when comparing the overall style.

Explore Women's Fragrances, Men's Fragrances and Unisex Fragrances.

Oud, woods and spices

For woody and spicy interpretations, compare Woody & Spicy Fragrances. For softer directions, explore Vanilla & Gourmand and Musk & Amber.

Natural oud and oud accords

Agarwood is a botanical material. In perfumery, “oud” may refer to natural material or to an accord created to evoke characteristic facets of agarwood. A perfume name alone does not establish that a natural oud material is present.

How to choose an oud fragrance

Identify the dominant profile: woody, floral, ambery, gourmand, spicy or smoky.
Check the notes surrounding the oud.
Consider the occasion and season.
Compare concentration and format.
Use the current product page to verify the exact notes and availability.

Oud, performance and concentration

An oud fragrance does not automatically have stronger longevity or projection. Performance varies with the formula, concentration, skin, application, temperature and environment.

FAQ – Oud Perfumes

What oud fragrance is good for beginners?

If you already enjoy rose, vanilla, fruit or musk, an oud composition built around one of these notes can be an easier starting point than a very smoky or resinous profile.