White Oud vs Oud

Shared character

Both White Oud and Oud feature woody, amber, and aromatic profiles, centered around core notes of patchouli, oud, and agarwood.

How they differ

White Oud incorporates citrus, herbal, and fresh spicy elements through notes of bergamot, mandarin orange, sage, myrtle, and suede, alongside guaiac wood, red sandalwood, and ambergris. In contrast, Oud presents a sweeter, more oriental, and balsamic character, utilizing notes of jasmine, rose, vanilla, musk, tonka bean, raspberry, rhubarb, lime, and pink pepper, complemented by cedarwood, sandalwood, and various precious woods.

Who each suits

White Oud suits those who prefer a profile featuring leather, citrus, and herbal nuances. Oud suits those who prefer a profile characterized by fruity, sweet, musky, and rose-oriented accords.