Agarwood (Oud)
Agarwood, also known as oud, is one of the most precious materials in perfumery: dense, resinous, with a warm and faintly animalic character. It forms in Aquilaria wood touched by a rare mould and is distilled with great patience. A note worth discovering on skin, at your own pace.
Agarwood, the warmth of wood
Agarwood, also known as oud, is one of the most precious materials in perfumery: dense, resinous, with a warm and faintly animalic character. It forms in Aquilaria wood touched by a rare mould and is distilled with great patience.
In the base, agarwood provides structure and depth, extending the fragrance on skin for hours. As a base note, it finds its natural place in the architecture of a composition.
At The Scent Nest, agarwood is a starting point for discovery: you wear it, let it shift on skin and compare it with other fragrances until the choice becomes personal. You will find it in many creations you can explore in discovery formats.
Frequently asked questions about Agarwood
What does agarwood smell like?
Agarwood, also known as oud, is one of the most precious materials in perfumery: dense, resinous, with a warm and faintly animalic character. It is recognised by its dry, warm and enveloping woodiness.
Which perfumes contain agarwood?
It appears mostly in woody perfumes, unisex compositions and niche creations.
Is Agarwood natural or synthetic?
It is a natural raw material, obtained from the plant by distillation or extraction.
Is Agarwood a top, heart or base note?
It usually works as a base note in compositions.
