Oudh Infini
Despite its name, oud is nowhere in the pyramid — instead, a Bulgarian May rose opens the fragrance with a warm, slightly jammy character rather than a sharp floral one.
The scent fingerprint
Weighted by intensity across 7 accords.
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- Animalic90
- Rose70
- Musky70
- Woody
The note pyramid
- Laotian Oud
- May Rose
- Mysore Sandalwood
- Siam Benzoin
- Civet
By the editors · 2 min readDespite its name, oud is nowhere in the pyramid — instead, a Bulgarian May rose opens the fragrance with a warm, slightly jammy character rather than a sharp floral one. Sandalwood from Mysore eases in underneath, lending a creamy, milky smoothness that rounds the rose rather than competing with it.
The base shifts toward something more primal. Civet and musk together create a distinctly animalic skin quality — salty, slightly feral, intimate. This is not a clean musk but something older-feeling, the kind that sits close to the body and warms rather than radiates.
Overall, this reads as a retro-style skin scent: rosy on the surface, sandalwood-creamy through the middle, and animalic at the finish. It suits cooler weather worn close.
Scent twins
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