Warek vs Nassak

Shared character

Both Warek and Nassak belong to the woody fragrance family and share a profile composed of vanilla, leather, patchouli, saffron, oud, and gaiac wood. They both feature woody, spicy, leathery, amber, and warm spicy accords.

How they differ

Warek is characterized by smoky, resinous, animalic, and oud accords, featuring notes of rose, amber, guaiac wood, incense, olibanum, frankincense, and agarwood. Nassak differs by incorporating floral, fruity, sweet, powdery, oriental, and metallic accords. Its specific notes include sandalwood, musk, tonka bean, plum, ambergris, orange, cedar, taif rose, rose absolute, prunella®, and jasmine absolute.

Who each suits

Warek suits those who prefer smoky, resinous, and animalic profiles. Nassak suits those who prefer sweet, fruity, floral, and powdery profiles.