Goudh

EN. Goudh is a fragrance with the elegance of a slow, lingering close-up - every detail illuminated, every nuance deliberate. It begins with a luminous shimmer: mandarin, jasmine, lily-of-the-valley, and the crisp brightness of methyl pamplemousse. It’s like the first light of morning hesitantly hitting glass - clean, delicate, full of possibility. Then the heart unfolds with drama: Bulgarian rose draped in soft leather, black currant adding a shadowed fruitiness, patchouli and musk creating a sensual warmth that pulses beneath the scene. Ambergris breathes a salty, mythical glow over everything — a rare, almost spiritual radiance. The base is where the film reaches its emotional apex: oud, smooth and steady; benzoin, warm as candlelight; sandalwood and Java vetiver, grounding the fragrance in a soft, smoky hush. The dry-down lingers like a memory revisited long after the credits roll. Goudh is refined, layered, hypnotic - a fragrance that moves like a story beautifully told. IT. Goudh possiede la grazia lenta e ipnotica di un primo piano cinematografico, dove ogni dettaglio è cesellato con cura. L’apertura brilla: mandarino, gelsomino, mughetto e quella luminosità tagliente del methyl pamplemousse creano un bagliore puro, come l’alba che timidamente entra da una finestra aperta. Il cuore introduce la tensione emotiva: rosa bulgara avvolta nel cuoio, ribes nero come un’ombra vellutata, patchouli e muschio che pulsano di calore carnale. L’ambra grigia aggiunge un’aura quasi mitologica, un bagliore salato e immortale. Il fondo è la scena finale, intensa e poetica: oud morbido, benzoino caldo come la fiamma di una candela, sandalo e vetiver di Giava che creano un’eco fumosa e meditativa. Il profumo resta sulla pelle come un ricordo che ritorna quando meno te lo aspetti. Goudh è raffinato, stratificato, magnetico - una storia raccontata attraverso l'intimità della pelle.

Came to leave a review after seeing people absolutely annihilate it below. Not sure what got these guys goats, this perfume is a stand out. Truly. One that gets everyone’s attention, from friends at the pub to people on the tube (literally, someone stopped to tell me I smelt amazing). This smell I imagine is fairly adaptable for many brands but Fugazzi have done it astoundingly. The sillage is like nothing I have ever experienced; the reason I bought this perfume was because after spraying it a week before it remained on my unwashed jumper all week. I have a perfume fanatic like many of us are, I own things from Frederic Malle Musc Ravageur to Byredo Accord Oud, and this perfume sits up there among these ones as a true stand out perfume. One that is guaranteed to get compliments. It’s beautiful. Ignore the reviews below, if you find a shop that sells it, spray it on your and go for dinner and if you get compliments (you will) go back and buy it.

The best from the Fugazzi Discovery set I bought last year - and only one I bought after as a 10 ml bottle(t is really expensive) It is sweet, strong, overwhelming a little bit, so 10 ml will be enough anyway, as there is not many occasion to use it for me in my boring life^^ - for sure it is not an everyday fragrance. It will last on my skin about 8-9 hours (twice as long as most of my other perfumes) and it will radiate around and linger after me too - so the price point is somehow justified. I would recommend to buy the discovery set too - one of my friend is in love with Workaholic after I have given it to her (not so good for me) - all the perfume are really different so finding a good one has a high probability

Love at first sniff! A great blend of Oud, fruits and floral notes, and lasts for days when it gets in contact with clothes. One of the few scents I smell after spraying it on for a date, and waking up the next morning. In the drydown I sense that the florals and sandalwood hit a more present turn, and after leaving it on skin the delicious smell of rose and oud remain. Absoluely full bottle worthy living in a colder climate! Personally, on hotter days I feel this scent might be cloying, so I personally avoid it. Lovely sillage which fills a room with just a few sprays.

I had a sample and I loved it, so I went to the store to buy it, but first I sprayed on paper! Hated it... few months later I went back to the store and sprayed on paper again and once more I was not happy, so I went a third time, but this time I tried on my forearm and wow it was totally what I wanted when I got the sample, thus I bought a bottle. Where was I going with this? ALWAYS try on your skin. Drydown is delicious and sofisticated. I LOVE IT

Obviously this is a polarising scent, but I loved it! Possibly my favourite from the house. There is a lot going on, but it's well blended and executed. The oud is STRONG in the opening but disappears after a couple of hours. It's then more of a leather/patchouli/rose. It's warm and sticky - with help from the benzoin - and a touchy woody (although there's not much sandalwood to see). It feels exotic and glamorous to me!

The bomb! Spritz with caution if you don't want to annihilate everyone in the room lol. This is a gorgeous frag with extremely good performance, if a bit linear. It stays a citrus rose infused patch, oud, musk bomb. I'm wearing a light dab on a sunny cool spring day and am loving it. I purchased this on a trip to Amsterdam, and am glad that I did! It's def signature material.

Such a beautiful fragrance A more transparent version of ombré nomade and in my humble opinion this one smells better. More mass appealing. Luxurious and expensive smelling. Perfectly unisex. Performance is nuclear ☢️ The first hour is sexy bc of the Jasmin Sambac The drydown is a different perfume Very opulent, dark and sweet with florals.

received a sample by accident and at first i really did not like it. but i tried wearing it and absolutely loved it. it's sweet and fizzy, but not sticky. pink cosmic jelly swallowing you whole. people really like it on me and it does last very long.

Intoxicating Western oud. Sexy, animalic. Leather, chocolate & wood spritzed w/ paradoxically gothic pamplemousse. A darkly sweet patchouli rose adds elegance in evolution. Utterly masculine but this girly-girl will rock this juice like a boss.

To me it's better than Ombre Nomade. It's powerful and in your face Oud but with a balance on the other fruity leathery aspects. It feel less dry than the LV. So to me that test them side by side several times Goudh is better.

Woooow. The best parfume I’ve ever tried. Remaining sillage and mysterious smell. On the bottle totally different from the skin and from the skin totally different from the sillage. I would also say it is highly masculine.

Just as good, if not better than Ombré Nomade. The latter is heavier. This is a good balance. This is an example of an excellent fragrance with better than average staying power.

Loved the wear of this from top to bottom. Not sure if this is full bottle necessary right now (def worthy) but a large decant will serve me right. This stuff is excellent!!

The drydown is what made me fall in love with this one. Still not sure if I love it 100% immediately after spraying, but it’s all worth it after an hour or so

I get a mix of red wine and oud. Very noticeable elegant oud fragrance. Very strong performance and projection.

The first thing that hits you is the plasticky pamplemousse. The only familiarity I have with pamplemousse is tasting it once and enoying the La Croix flavor, but here its presented as a sweeter grapefruit. As soon as the plasticiness subsides you're left with a jasmine heavy citrus floating above a strong oud accord. As time passes the jasmine softens into a rosey scent and the oud mellows out into a playdoh-like benzoin. Its a nice oud if you can rock the plasticky notes and strong jasmine.

Very strong sillage, and great longevity. More unisex than I usually like, but something about it is very sexy, and perfect for nights out- I imagine this being the signature scent of a dominatrix. Stand-out notes for me are the leather and vetiver.

For someone that doesn't like Oud, I was pleasantly surprised about this one. It is rich, deep, liqoeur, dark, leathery, animalic.

The only way this compares to Ombre Nomade is if Ombre Nomade was royalty and had a weak, undernourished, poor, distant cousin-by-marriage, whom people pretend to acknowledge because they want to say they know someone in the Ombre Nomade family. There is nothing similar to Ombre Nomade here at all to me. The oud is barely noticeable and what comes through more than anything else is a chocolate-cakey patchouli that’s more reminiscent of Jovoy’s Psychedelique (the gold-standard patchouli IMHO) than the masterpiece that is Ombre Nomade. The initial blast of Goudh showcases some oud accord for sure but it’s synthetic snd fleeting and disappears within the hour, leaving us with the patchouli and touches of musk. I don’t even get the florals mentioned in the note pyramid. Goudh is perhaps stronger than the other fragrances in the Fugazzi lineup but in my personal opinion it is nowhere near beast mode or eternal as described in some of the comments and votes. It is strong compared to the others in the brand which are largely mid to light, uncomplicated aromatic fruity florals meant for mass appeal and the younger set. But it is not a room filler and nothing so exceptional that a fragrance enthusiast cannot live without.