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Opus I by Amouage — notes

Cardamom, bitter orange and plum precede a lush bouquet of jasmine, tuberose and rose. Vetiver, sandalwood and frankincense give a deep, creamy woodiness.

House
Amouage
Concentration
Eau de parfum
Scento family
Wood & Root

Scento family

Wood & Root. Dry, creamy or earthy woods and roots: cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, oakmoss.

Secondary: White Bloom. Creamy, heady white flowers such as jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom and gardenia carry the structure.

Scento reads it as a spring, summer and autumn scent for day and evening wear.

About Amouage

Omani house founded in 1983, known for dense, resin-rich compositions built around frankincense, florals and spice.

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Questions

What does Opus I smell like?

Cardamom, bitter orange and plum precede a lush bouquet of jasmine, tuberose and rose. Vetiver, sandalwood and frankincense give a deep, creamy woodiness. Its character reads floral, woody, creamy and warm.

What are the top notes of Opus I?

The top notes of Opus I by Amouage are cardamom, bitter orange and plum. The heart opens to jasmine, ylang-ylang, tuberose, rose and lily of the valley, and the base rests on vetiver, sandalwood, guaiac wood, cedarwood, frankincense, tonka bean and papyrus. Notes as published by Notino.

What family is Opus I?

Scento places Opus I in the Wood & Root family. Dry, creamy or earthy woods and roots: cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, oakmoss. Its secondary family is White Bloom: creamy, heady white flowers such as jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom and gardenia carry the structure.

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