Obsessive Oudh vs Iris Harmonique

Shared character

Both fragrances share a woody‑ambery (oriental) family foundation, featuring amber and oud/agarwood as core notes and a woody accord that gives each a warm, lingering depth.

How they differ

Obsessive Oudh leans toward a deep, resin‑rich profile built on amber, oud and musk, reinforced by spicy, animalic, smoky and resinous accords. Iris Harmonique, while also woody‑ambery, expands into a broad floral‑sweet spectrum with iris/orris, ylang‑ylang, neroli (including Tunisian neroli), coconut, leather, guaiac wood, everlasting flower, angelica, rice, immortelle absolute, white iris, white leather, cereals and other gourmand‑ish touches. Its unique accords are floral, sweet, powdery and creamy, contrasting with the darker, animal‑spice focus of Obsessive Oudh.

Who each suits

Obsessive Oudh is suited to wearers who favor intense, smoky‑spice compositions—often preferred for evening or cooler‑climate settings and for those who enjoy a more masculine or unisex, resin‑forward scent. Iris Harmonique appeals to those who like elegant, floral‑sweet blends with powdery and creamy nuances—generally a good match for daytime or transitional‑season wear and for individuals drawn to sophisticated, slightly gourmand‑floral expressions.