Oud Candy

Oud Candy is my third favorite from this house with Fugazzi and Black Creme coming in second. It has a unique opening that’s a bit greasy and oily but it quickly fades away. Then woody leathery notes emerge. It’s sweet but not overly sticky thanks to the oud and saffron which mellow sweetness. The performance is same all in their extrait line. Which is extremely loud and persistent. You’ll be able to smell it until you sleep. Scent : 4/5 Longevity : 6/5 Projection : 5/5 Versatility : 2/5

Oud Candy from BTSO perfumed by Margaux Le Paih-Guérin opens up dripping with melted caramelized sugar and a light smoky oud. There is this warm air essence of roasted nuts that reminds me of the county fairs in the fall season. This is savory yet sweet. Truly an artistic blend with Margaux's signature all over it. It's very wearable but less so if gourmands are not your thing. A must try if your a fan of her other works with BTSO.

reminds me alot of gissah la luna but its not the same at all. the general vibe is close but its nice asf. although wtf is the purpose of that fruity ass opening if in 10 minutes itll just end up being a dark sugary oud smell

Where to start: Oud Candy is hard to love, but not easy to forget. This is intriguingly addictive, for some reason. Smoky burnt plastic with fruits in the background. I would throw this on in the colder days, for outdoor use.

A sharp, piercing scent that hits like a clean blade—woody, leathery, and almost medicinal in its intensity. If you came looking for a soft, milky sweetness, this will catch you off guard. This fragrance isn’t about comfort; it’s about presence. Strangely, it feels like the base and top notes have been flipped upside down. What should be the deep, lingering foundation hits first—sterile, bone-dry woods and rugged leather. It’s an immediate and unrelenting impact, leaning masculine with an air of cold precision. But as the hours pass—because this one lasts, and then some—the unexpected happens! A quiet sweetness stirs, peeking through the storm. A whisper of caramel and burnt brown sugar, restrained yet persistent, emerges late in the game, as if the fragrance is finally exhaling after holding its breath. The sharp edges never truly fade, but they make room for something warmer, something almost... human. Longevity is beastly, projection unwavering. Wear it with confidence or don’t wear it at all! This is not a casual scent, nor a safe blind buy—it’s a bold statement, a study in contrasts, and a masterpiece for those who dare!