Matia vs Fruity Aoud

Shared character

Both Matia and Fruity Aoud share a core of orange blossom, leather, cardamom, patchouli, saffron, and violet, resulting in a warm spicy and amber profile.

How they differ

Matia features notes of Indonesian patchouli, Egyptian geranium, black amber, ginger flower, salt, and carrot seeds, creating powdery, animalic, and white floral accords. Fruity Aoud incorporates a wide array of fruit notes including raspberry, strawberry, and blackcurrant, alongside bergamot, grapefruit, rose, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, oakmoss, guaiac wood, artemisia, birch, cashmere wood, cedar, labdanum, amyris, agarwood (oud), cypriol oil or nagarmotha, gurjan balsam, olibanum, and orris, which contribute woody, fruity, sweet, aromatic, fresh spicy, and oud accords.

Who each suits

Matia suits those who prefer powdery, animalic, and salty profiles with a focus on geranium and carrot seed. Fruity Aoud suits those who prefer sweet, fruity, and woody scents with prominent oud and rose elements.