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Olfactive Facet 707 - Oud & Patchouly

Unisex
8.5/ 10
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N.C.P. Olfactive Facet 707 - Oud & Patchouly is a unisex scent that joins a spicy saffron and cardamom opening to the woody, smoky depth of patchouli, sandalwood and oud.

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Skunky's take: Shows up when the lights come on, born for the evening.

How does it perform?

From 18 community ratings, all out of 10.

Longevity
8.1 /10

Holds up through the day and fades gently toward evening.

Sillage
8.1 /10

People close to you notice, nobody gets overwhelmed.

Bottle
7.6 /10

Sits nicely on a shelf.

Value for money
7.9 /10

Most people feel it is worth the price.

Blind buy risk

Low risk

100% of votes are positive and opinions barely differ.

Notes

They open one after another, from the first spray into the evening.

Top notesfirst 15 minutes

Heart notesfirst few hours

Base noteswhat stays into the evening

Accords

From most dominant to most subtle.

  1. Fresh
  2. Spicy
  3. Woody
  4. Oriental
  5. Powdery
  6. Resinous
  7. Earthy
  8. Smoky

What does Olfactive Facet 707 - Oud & Patchouly smell like?

The top notes are saffron, cardamom and woods, giving a spicy, fresh start. In the heart, patchouli and sandalwood build an earthy, powdery base layer. The base of oud, musk and amber dries down warm, resinous and smoky.

Voters find both its longevity and sillage strong, and most rate its longevity high. With its oriental, woody character it suits those who like dense, characterful fragrances, and as a unisex scent it can be worn by anyone.

How it changes through the day

  1. First minutes

    • Saffron
    • Cardamom
    • Woods
  2. First hours

    • Patchouli
    • Sandalwood
  3. Towards evening

    • Oud
    • Musk
    • Amber

When to wear it?

Seasons and occasions, by user votes.

  • Nighttime
    25%
  • Evening
    25%
  • Daytime
    17%
  • Casual
    17%
  • Office
    17%

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Last updated: October 26, 2026