Flower power above and beyond what Mother Nature envisioned for the majestic rose. Cash Flower borrows the diffusive cashmeran and amber from its perfume sibling Angel Dust, and adds a heaping helping of rose and vanilla. Musk and sandalwood extend the allure long into the night.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Goudh suits an evening that grows more animated as the hours pass, when conversation carries across the room rather than staying hushed. Rose gives its oud-and-leather weight a plush edge; the mood is indulgent, with a presence that does not retreat into the background.
How to wear
Cooler weather gives this dense extrait room to unfold without overwhelming. Start with one spray on the chest beneath clothing: its stated high diffusion calls for restraint, particularly indoors. In warmer conditions, apply sparingly and assess the trail before adding more.
Who it’s for
For lovers of assertive oud, leather and earthy patchouli who enjoy floral richness rather than sheer rose. Its citrus-and-blackcurrant opening adds contrast, but the appeal lies in a substantial, warm woody composition with pronounced presence.
Release year
2020
The nose
Valérie Garnuch-Mentzel and Ilias Ermenidis are jointly credited with Goudh, although the attribution remains unsettled. Ermenidis is an established perfumer whose work spans designer and niche fragrances, with a versatile repertoire encompassing florals, woods and gourmand compositions.
Fugazzi’s story
Founded in Amsterdam by Bram Niessink, Fugazzi approaches perfumery through curiosity, instinct and experimentation rather than rigid conventions. Its identity balances playful irreverence with luxury, treating fragrance as a way to evoke emotions, places and memories.
Goudh’s concept
Goudh takes oud as the starting point for a composition about luxury and pleasure. Its inspiration is the absorbing moment of enjoyment when time seems to stop, expressed through a generous blend of flowers, leather and richly textured woods.
Extra info
Fugazzi specifies Goudh at a 30% concentration. Unusually, its official pyramid places oud among the top notes rather than in the base. The fragrance also has a companion body wash.
Will it suit you?
Couldn’t load your stylist’s take.
Set up your scent profile and your stylist will tell you honestly whether Goudh is you.
How your fit is worked out
- 1
Reads your profile
What you told us, the voice you picked, and the fragrances you’ve bought and rated.
- 2
Compares it with this fragrance
Notes, structure and strength, and how similar fragrances landed with you.
- 3
Writes a verdict in your character’s voice
A fit from “Strong fit” to “Not for you”, with the reasons, at your reading length.
The fit scale
Your stylist is an AI, so treat the verdict as an informed opinion, not a promise. The surest test is still skin: most fragrances come as a 1 ml sample.
Flower power above and beyond what Mother Nature envisioned for the majestic rose. Cash Flower borrows the diffusive cashmeran and amber from its perfume sibling Angel Dust, and adds a heaping helping of rose and vanilla. Musk and sandalwood extend the allure long into the night.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Goudh suits an evening that grows more animated as the hours pass, when conversation carries across the room rather than staying hushed. Rose gives its oud-and-leather weight a plush edge; the mood is indulgent, with a presence that does not retreat into the background.
How to wear
Cooler weather gives this dense extrait room to unfold without overwhelming. Start with one spray on the chest beneath clothing: its stated high diffusion calls for restraint, particularly indoors. In warmer conditions, apply sparingly and assess the trail before adding more.
Who it’s for
For lovers of assertive oud, leather and earthy patchouli who enjoy floral richness rather than sheer rose. Its citrus-and-blackcurrant opening adds contrast, but the appeal lies in a substantial, warm woody composition with pronounced presence.
Release year
2020
The nose
Valérie Garnuch-Mentzel and Ilias Ermenidis are jointly credited with Goudh, although the attribution remains unsettled. Ermenidis is an established perfumer whose work spans designer and niche fragrances, with a versatile repertoire encompassing florals, woods and gourmand compositions.
Fugazzi’s story
Founded in Amsterdam by Bram Niessink, Fugazzi approaches perfumery through curiosity, instinct and experimentation rather than rigid conventions. Its identity balances playful irreverence with luxury, treating fragrance as a way to evoke emotions, places and memories.
Goudh’s concept
Goudh takes oud as the starting point for a composition about luxury and pleasure. Its inspiration is the absorbing moment of enjoyment when time seems to stop, expressed through a generous blend of flowers, leather and richly textured woods.
Extra info
Fugazzi specifies Goudh at a 30% concentration. Unusually, its official pyramid places oud among the top notes rather than in the base. The fragrance also has a companion body wash.