Anubis Kiss

“Anubis Kiss Review”

Anubis Kiss is built around a dark, resinous idea of oud, with smoke, incense and cannabis pushing it into more unusual territory. On paper, that combination can sound challenging, and in wear it does have a bold personality. This is not a clean woody fragrance or a polite amber. It aims for density, atmosphere and presence.

The opening is likely to feel smoky first, with incense and resin giving the fragrance a thick, almost shadowy texture. The cannabis note adds an herbal green edge that keeps the scent from becoming flat or overly sweet. Oud sits at the centre of the structure, but it does not read as a polished rose-oud or a smooth luxury wood. Here it feels darker, rougher and more assertive, supported by dry woods and tobacco.

As it settles, the composition usually comes across warmer and rounder. The amber and balsamic tones soften the sharper edges, while the tobacco and woods help maintain a dry backbone. That balance is important, because it keeps Anubis Kiss from turning into pure smoke. Even with the warmth in the base, the scent profile stays brooding and aromatic, with a texture that feels heavier than most everyday fragrances.

This kind of profile makes the most sense in autumn and winter, and the seasonal voting supports that clearly. Evening wear is the natural fit. In cooler air, the resinous and smoky parts should feel richer and more controlled. In heat, the same materials may come across louder and less comfortable, especially if you are sensitive to oud or herbal smoke effects.

Performance is one of the more convincing reasons to consider it. Community voting points toward strong longevity, with many wearers rating it long lasting and some pushing it into very long wear. Projection appears solid rather than extreme for most people, although it can still feel quite present because the scent itself is dark and textured. A light hand with sprays is sensible if you are wearing it indoors or around others.

The style leans slightly masculine, but the official positioning is unisex and that feels fair. This is less about gender and more about taste. If you enjoy smoky incense, woody resins, tobacco nuance and an unapologetically dark mood, Anubis Kiss may be easy to appreciate. If you prefer bright citrus, soft musks or transparent woods, it may feel too dense.

What makes Anubis Kiss interesting is that it does not try to smooth out its rough edges too much. The cannabis, smoke and oud character give it a more distinctive identity than many safer woody ambers. That also means it is better treated as a sample-first fragrance. For the right wearer, it offers strong presence, cool-weather depth and a genuinely moody profile. For the wrong wearer, it can feel heavy, smoky and too forceful.