Onction

Onction Pure Perfume by Henry Jacques brings dry cedarwood, medicinal saffron, and sticky myrrh right out of the bottle. Built as an oil-based pure pe… Show more

Onction Pure Perfume by Henry Jacques brings dry cedarwood, medicinal saffron, and sticky myrrh right out of the bottle. Built as an oil-based pure perfume, it settles into dark agarwood, bittersweet opoponax, and earthy patchouli. Wear this during freezing November nights or black-tie winter gatherings when you want a rich woody presence that stays close to skin. Show less

Baz by The Spirit of Dubai hits skin with a massive blast of dark leather, cracked black pepper, and bitter coffee. It settles into a heavy resinous c… Show more

Baz by The Spirit of Dubai hits skin with a massive blast of dark leather, cracked black pepper, and bitter coffee. It settles into a heavy resinous core dominated by smoky incense, myrrh, and sweet plum. As the hours pass, dense agarwood, civet, and raw castoreum emerge to create a dry, animalic base that stays noticeable until the next morning. This is an uncompromising winter fragrance built for frigid evenings and formal dark-tie gatherings. It demands cold air to keep its thick balsam and earthy patchouli under control. One spray on a wool coat lingers for days. Show less

Oud de Kyara by L'Essence des Notes opens with an astringent, herbal burst of African geranium and dried chamomile, tempered by a soft touch of ylang-… Show more

Oud de Kyara by L'Essence des Notes opens with an astringent, herbal burst of African geranium and dried chamomile, tempered by a soft touch of ylang-ylang. As the top notes fade, warm saffron and carnal tuberose emerge alongside dry Atlas cedar. The base relies on dense agarwood paired with smoky myrrh, dark patchouli, and rooty vetiver. Instead of taking the sweet, syrup-heavy route of modern gourmand ouds, this perfume stays medicinal, woody, and intensely aromatic. It clings to skin with a crisp, earthy texture that feels austere and grounded during chilly autumn afternoons. Show less