Angelic vs Oud Éclat

Shared character

Both Angelic and Oud Éclat belong to the woody fragrance family and share a profile characterized by sweet, spicy, resinous, amber, aromatic, and woody accords. They both feature notes of musk, amber, and maltol.

How they differ

Angelic, created by Christian Provenzano, incorporates notes of cedarwood, sandalwood, vetiver, cardamom, patchouli, clary sage, apple, damask rose, and papyrus, resulting in powdery, oriental, earthy, and warm spicy accords. Oud Éclat, created by Emilie Bouge, features oud, leather, nutmeg, ambrette seed, cashmere wood, moss, tagetes, fir balsam, sugar, and marigold, which produce floral, balsamic, fresh spicy, and oud accords.

Who each suits

Angelic suits those who prefer earthy, powdery, and warm spicy woody scents with apple and rose elements. Oud Éclat suits those who prefer balsamic, leather, and oud-focused woody scents with fresh spicy and floral elements.