Review by doncmleon
Literally applied this around 2pm today. Here it is, nearly 1AM -- and it's still strong on my wrists... and i wash my hands a LOT!!!! Spicy, leather, deep, thick. You dont need much And you will get a lot.
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Accord Oud by Byredo, 2010
Rated #4511 in Fragrances
Review by numcks
Birtch tar and berries. Sweetness and medicinal harshness. A juxtaposition of notes the point in opposite directions but that amalgamate into something both interesting and very wearable. Longevity is quite good on me, so that may be a user specific variable.
Review by manderava
This is a wonderful scent. I think it would be delicious on a man. On myself, though I do like unisex and masculine scents, this one is just a little too much for me to want to wear every day. It's strong, which I like, and I'm sure I'd be very drawn to a man who is wearing it.
Review by timdoeswell
Leather, berries and saffron. If you're a fan of Agarwood fragrances, you'd best look elsewhere. I can't pick any in here. This is a safe, modern, unisex fragrance which lasts reasonably well for a Byredo fragrance, but not as well as it should. This is the kind of fragrance you wear when you hope someone will ask you what you're wearing, just so you can announce to the world that you're wearing a niche, and not the standard designer effort they might have expected from the scent. Give it a smell, and as long as you're not expecting any aoud, you just might like it. I won't be rushing out for it, though.
Review by iivanita
i love the idea to create oudy perfume, that is not pure oud, like Killians Pure Oud, dry and maybe dull, to my surprise oud feels like not so strong scent at all, its not like patchouly that screems for the attention. If its good quality its more like the lights in the fog, bit subdued. Here its dry slightly bitter smell aromatized with Sage, this is what i like, the leather here is bit like smoky-tobacco , and all is nicely balanced! nice office scent!! i like the aromatic tiwst with herbal note of sage!
Review by alfarom
I'd classify Accord Oud as a spicy fruity leather which strikes halfway between Tuscan Leather and Charles Street but it's definitely more restrained than either. Oud? Not at all, I'd say it's more oud-y. After the initial accord of boozy saffron, the fragrance rapidly turns into a blackberry-leather mid phase that while being nice it's neither particularly interesting nor original. Sage tries to provide a subtle, sort of "dirty" twist which is quite promising at first but it's not enough to turn Accord Oud into something remarkable. Overall: A quite conventional masculine sold at niche prices. Abysmal lasting power.
Accord Oud by Byredo, 2010
By: Byredo
Description:
Details:
| Detail | Value |
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| Top Notes | Blackberry, Saffron, Rum |
| Middle Notes | Leather Accord, Clary Sage |
| Base Notes | Patchouli, Powdery Musks |
| Launched Date | 2010 |
| Gender | Neutral |
| Availability | In Production |
| By | Byredo |
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