Oud Wa Ward vs Oud Maracujá

Shared character

Both Oud Wa Ward and Oud Maracujá feature woody accords, rose, and Indonesian patchouli.

How they differ

Oud Wa Ward is characterized by ambery and oriental accords with notes of oud and agarwood. Oud Maracujá includes a wider range of notes such as passion fruit, fruity notes, ebelia, vanilla, benzoin, ciste labdanum, labdanum, saffron, leather, and akigalawood, resulting in fruity, spicy, sweet, leathery, and tropical accords.

Who each suits

Oud Wa Ward suits those who prefer ambery and oriental profiles centered on oud and rose. Oud Maracujá suits those who prefer a complex profile incorporating fruity, sweet, spicy, and leathery elements.