Franck Olivier Oud Touch Eau de Parfum

My father is a fan of them, and I also like the scent. It smells expensive. I have already ordered him the third bottle. Of course, it may not appeal to everyone because it has a rather unconventional smell, but the longevity is fantastic.

The product is really bad.

I didn't understand it right away. If you can withstand a thermonuclear blast, then the base pleasantly surprises with raspberry, rose, and vanilla, and the oud remains close to the skin. For me, the scent is purely for the cold season. In warm weather, it suffocates, even in the base. It is long-lasting and has a trail. I apply no more than 2 sprays. There was a time when I wanted to get rid of it, but now I am satisfied. It combines the brutality of oud and the subtle powdery sweetness at the same time.

What endurance are you talking about? It smells like gasoline and plastic, what roses, what sillage, it reeks of synthetics, and it's a good thing it doesn't last long. I don't recommend it, very disappointed.

If you were to combine the majority of frankincense, a smaller amount of amber, musk, and pour liquid caramel over it all, then thoroughly mix it with crushed patchouli, and finally place a rose "Eiffel Tower" on top of this concoction (because it has a very strong scent), you would get a fragrance that is quite powerful and long-lasting, like the EDP Frank Oliver Oud Touch. It has carved out its place in the world of perfumes, somewhere between Tom Ford (in a good way) and black shoe cream like "Gutalin." The scent is so strong that flies drop dead, and its sillage reaches 10 meters in calm weather. The subtle scent gives the impression of an expensive perfume, like TF Black Orchid. With 100 ml, it will last a lifetime. It is definitely masculine, with the sweetness of rose and caramel easily noticeable. The dominant bitterness comes from indoor plants that emit a stylish bitter scent only when touched. All of this is surrounded by a subtle presence of wood. The name itself reflects the contents of the bottle. Not for the younger crowd, but rather for those who enjoy strong scents. It may not be luxury, but it is a rather interesting scent that deserves its place in the world of perfumery.

This fragrance is sophisticated, heavy, and enveloping with warmth, mystery, and a certain history. Its longevity is phenomenal, ensuring that you will definitely not go unnoticed.

However, it is not advisable to evaluate this fragrance based on the first few minutes after application; it needs time to settle on your skin.

If you are accustomed to fresh, marine, or citrus scents, this is not for you at all.

It is best to wear it during cooler times. This fragrance is for men over 30, or even 40, those rugged individuals with passionate eyes and a hint of Casanova, dressed in expensive suits and wearing nice watches.

I really liked it, sometimes I even wear it myself, although I bought it for my husband.

I bought it without testing it first. I was really afraid of wasting money, but I was very curious. In the end, the first spray, and oh my god! What is this nonsense? I immediately wanted to throw them away and forget about this smell! But alright, I applied literally one spray. 10 minutes passed, and you won't believe it... this fragrance allowed itself to be appreciated. Very unusual notes, mixed with fruits and wood, something completely unexpected and definitely not for 400 UAH. In my opinion, there is some similarity with Wonderwood by Comme Des Garçons. Excellent, luxurious fragrance. I recommend it!

The Uddhovich fragrance gave me a first impression of Arabic perfumes like Ajmal. It was quite sharp and daring, reminiscent of Arab oils and Dior Oud Ispahan (which, by the way, it is not similar to, despite what some people write on forums). It also paired well with Jo Malone Orris and Sandalwood, thanks to its sweetness and viscosity. After 10 days, it softened and became more refined, truly embodying the niche spirit. If you're afraid of its heaviness and sharpness, I recommend using it as a base and layering it with other fragrances. That way, you'll receive the most compliments. They say it's long-lasting, but I can't personally smell it on myself and it doesn't irritate me. However, others say it has a noticeable sillage. The fragrance lingers on clothes for a long time.

I strongly advise against buying this fragrance without a tester. Its longevity is exceptional. The scent is more suitable for individuals aged 45 and above. It belongs to the Bogart One Man Show series and is perfect for winter. It exudes a nostalgic 80s aroma.

This fragrance turned out to be very heavy for me, it's 100% masculine. It's like a typical Oud, and nothing more. I don't even know what to wear it with, maybe just one spray on a leather jacket and quickly go outside for some cool fresh air. I strongly advise against buying this fragrance without testing it, like I did, even though the price is quite affordable. I can't say that I find it completely unpleasant, but it is very heavy and rough.