Fugazzi Goudh EDP

Introduction

Goudh is one of Fugazzi's most celebrated releases — an Amsterdam-born niche perfume house that fuses playful luxury with uncompromising quality. The name is a phonetic riff on the word 'oud', and the fragrance lives up entirely to that promise. Crafted for women and men alike, it is a fragrance of contradictions resolved: light and heavy, fresh and dense, modern and ancient.

Fragrance Journey

Top Notes: Methyl Pamplemousse, Jasmine Sambac, Lily-of-the-Valley, Mandarin Orange

Heart Notes: Bulgarian Rose, Black Currant, Leather, Patchouli, Musk, Ambergris

Base Notes: Agarwood (Oud), Benzoin, Sandalwood, Java Vetiver Oil

Goudh opens with a sparkling grapefruit-like accord lifted by Jasmine Sambac and sweet mandarin — bright, fruity, almost effervescent. As the top notes fade, a rich floral and leathery heart emerges: Bulgarian rose, patchouli and ambergris weave together with a suede-like sensuality. The dry-down is where Goudh earns its name — warm, resinous oud, benzoin and sandalwood anchor the scent with quiet authority, leaving a long, intimate trail on the skin.

Performance

Goudh is formulated as an Extrait de Parfum with approximately 30% perfume oil concentration, delivering outstanding longevity of 10–14 hours on skin. Projection is moderate to strong in the first two hours, transitioning to a close, skin-level sillage as the base notes emerge. Best worn in the cooler months — autumn and dry-season — when the oud and resinous notes truly bloom. Equally at home day and night, though the depth lends itself most naturally to evening wear. Suits confident wearers aged 25 and above who appreciate complex oriental compositions.

Best Occasions

Formal dinners, gallery openings, date nights, weddings, and business events in air-conditioned environments. Goudh makes an impression without being overbearing — it rewards those who come close rather than broadcasting at a distance.

Climate & Wear Advice

warm climates's heat can amplify the oud and resinous base of Goudh considerably. During hot afternoons, apply just one or two sprays to pulse points — the warmth of the skin will do the rest. In the cooler, drier season (November to February), you can be more generous with three to four sprays for a fuller, richer effect. During the rainy season, the humidity helps diffuse the floral heart beautifully. In air-conditioned offices or event halls, Goudh performs exceptionally well; the cool environment slows the dry-down and extends the life of each note. Avoid spraying on clothing in hot weather — the oud can stain and the interaction with heat-warmed skin is preferable for optimal scent development.