Supreme Oud vs Astaral

Shared character

Both fragrances are built around a woody‑ambery (oriental) family, featuring cedar, amber, pink pepper, patchouli and oud, and they emphasize woody, spicy, sweet and oriental accords.

How they differ

Supreme Oud and Astaral share a woody‑oriental core (cedarwood, amber, pink pepper, patchouli, oud/agarwood) and the same woody, spicy, sweet, oriental accords. The two diverge in their side‑ingredients and extra accords: Supreme Oud adds musk, vetiver and cinnamon and is described with a resinous accord, while Astaral introduces a floral dimension with rose, violet, ciste labdanum, anise, moss, aniseed, amberwood, labdanum absolute and shamamatul amber attar. Community ratings differ slightly—Supreme Oud averages 7.5, Astaral 7.9.

Who each suits

Supreme Oud is likely to appeal to wearers who favor a resin‑rich, musky, vetiver‑tinged scent with a hint of cinnamon. Astaral is suited to those who prefer a more floral‑inflected oriental, with rose, violet and complex labdanum‑based notes.