Opus VII vs Guilty Oud

Shared character

Both Opus VII and Guilty Oud belong to the leather fragrance family and share a core composition of leather, pink pepper, patchouli, cypriol / nagarmota, oud / agarwood, and ambrox (ambergris).

How they differ

Opus VII features a profile characterized by green and leather accords, incorporating notes of sandalwood, incense / olibanum, nutmeg, cardamom, galbanum, ambroxan (ambergris), ambergris, muscone (musk), fenugreek, and costus. In contrast, Guilty Oud is defined by floral, woody, fruity, sweet, and oriental accords, utilizing notes of bergamot, geranium, rose (bulgaria), woody notes, and blackberry.

Who each suits

Opus VII suits those drawn to green, spicy, and resinous leather profiles. Guilty Oud suits those who prefer fruity, floral, and sweet oriental compositions.