Supreme Majesty

This fragrance is defined by a clean, regal oud accord. It is supported by a powdery floral heart of jasmine, rose, and geranium, which softens the woody base. You get a resinous amber depth that lasts well into the dry-down, making it feel luxurious without becoming overly sweet or cloying for daily wear.

The opening is sharp and spicy, featuring a bite from cypriol oil and geranium. As it settles, the heart reveals a smooth, powdery rose and jasmine profile. The dry-down becomes all about the woody amber and oud, which linger on your skin as a warm, resinous skin scent for many hours.

Expect impressive longevity, with most wearers reporting it lasts easily over 8 hours on skin. The sillage is strong during the first three hours, projecting well beyond an arm's length before settling into a more intimate, persistent woody trail that remains noticeable throughout a workday or evening event.

Because it leans into a clean, refined woody profile rather than a skanky or dirty oud, it can work in an office if you spray carefully. One or two sprays is plenty. The powdery finish keeps it from feeling too aggressive, though you should consider the setting and your specific workplace culture.

It is marketed as a unisex fragrance and sits right in the middle. The rose and jasmine notes provide a classic appeal for women, while the dominant oud, sandalwood, and cypriol oil give it a structured, earthy grounding that many men find classic and professional for winter or formal settings.

Supreme Majesty shines in cooler weather, specifically autumn and winter. The warm spicy and amber accords hold up beautifully in lower temperatures and crisp air. While some find it versatile enough for year-round wear, the deep woody notes can feel a bit heavy in intense summer heat or high humidity.

I would advise against blind buying this bottle. While high-quality, the combination of cypriol and clean oud can be polarising if you are not accustomed to that specific type of woody profile. Sample it on your skin first to see how the powdery accords behave with your personal chemistry over several hours.

Many oud scents lean into medicinal or animalic notes, but this is purposefully clean. If you have been scared off by previous oud experiences, this might change your mind. It prioritizes a regal, smooth woodiness instead of the typical challenging funk found in many other niche oud offerings.

Yes, it works well for layering. Try pairing it with a lighter, citrus-forward fragrance to brighten up the heavy woody base, or layer it with a simple vanilla scent to lean into the amber accords. It adds a grounding, sophisticated foundation to almost any floral or lighter scent you own.

This is a dress-up fragrance. It pairs best with sharp tailoring, dark fabrics, or formal attire. Imagine wearing this with a tailored wool coat in autumn or a crisp suit for a formal dinner. It has a serious, elevated character that feels out of place with casual gym wear or beach clothes.