Daphne vs New Oud

Shared character

Both Daphne and New Oud belong to the Ambery (Oriental) fragrance family and share a woody character. They both feature notes of tuberose, patchouli, saffron, oud / agarwood, and bitter orange.

How they differ

Daphne includes notes of jasmine, rose, vanilla, iris / orris, amber, and incense / olibanum, resulting in accords that are floral, citrus, spicy, sweet, smoky, balsamic, and warm spicy. New Oud is characterized by notes of orange blossom, vetiver, and petitgrain.

Who each suits

Daphne suits those who prefer a complex profile involving white florals, incense, and sweet, smoky, or balsamic elements. New Oud suits those looking for an ambery profile featuring orange blossom and vetiver.