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Oudh Infini Dusita 2016

6.8 / 10 223 Ratings

A perfume by Dusita for women and men, released in 2016. The scent is animal-floral. The longevity is above-average. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Animal

Floral

Woody

Oriental

Spicy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Laotian oud

May rose

Tunisian orange blossom

Heart Notes

Mysore sandalwood

Siam benzoin

Base Notes

Civet

Bourbon vanilla absolute Musk

Musk

Perfumer

Pissara Umavijani a.k.a. Ploi Umavijani

Ratings

Scent

6.8223 Ratings

Longevity

8.5184 Ratings

Sillage

7.9186 Ratings

Bottle

8.1168 Ratings

Value for money

5.482 Ratings

Submitted by OPomone, last update on 09/24/2025.

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What the fragrance is similar to

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Reviews

13 in-depth fragrance descriptions

07/04/2016

jtd
484 Reviews

jtd

Top Review 7

growl.

The oud/flowers pairing works in the same fashion that the classic leather/flowers combination does. They amplify each other’s most ambitious attributes. Floral notes take a whip to leather and leather notes give flowers a cold flame. Look at Germaine Cellier’s Miss Balmain or Parfumerie Générale’s Cuir d’Iris. Oud Infini has a similar dynamic. Oud’s sweet rot brings out the decadence of the floral notes and an overt animalism underlines the whole sweaty scene. A lush sandalwood note gives Oud Infini a charismatic drawl that suits the growling animalism perfectly.

The perfume industry has been performing back-bends to get back the prohibited materials that built the business. Guerlain have stripped oakmoss of a single toxic molecule to keep Mitsouko alive as s/he approaches 100. Caches of 80 year old deer musk pods are being unearthed for guilt-free use. Beavers are rufied rather than killed to collect castoreum. Sandalwood has been resurrected. You feel safe that nothing was tortured and the environment wasn’t wounded for your pleasure.

But there still room for a little ‘I wanna be evil’ role-play. Who cares if some civet cats were culled or that using Mysore sandalwood is right up there with wearing sealskin. I deserve the real deal. I Want The Authenticity. Usually we have to follow a vintage fetish to scratch this particular itch but Oud Infini gives us that good-old, bad-old vibe of the 1920s animalic perfumes in a more modern setting. It resists nostalgia by using the contemporary vernacular of oud. The animalism and the luscious sandalwood provide the subliminal touch that brings the fantasy to life.

The fact is that I have no idea what materials perfumer Pissara Umavijani has used to make Oud Infini. Real oud, ‘genuine’ animalics? Mysore sandalwood? I don’t actually care. Fantasy has long been a selling point in perfumery. Mostly it’s a schlocky story used to sell you a perfume: cheap orientalism, Town-and-Country aspiration, sex. Oud Infini doesn’t sell you a back-story. It creates a perfume packed with references to the materials of the golden era of perfumery. It smells lush and decadent. It feels predatory. It creates the set for the drama and invites you to enact it yourself.

from scenthurdle.com

02/09/2024

9
Scent

DrB1414
258 Reviews

DrB1414

Helpful Review 6

Debonair...

I see Oudh Infini as more of a Musky-Rose perfume with a powerful vintage flair. The oud is very subdued to me. It's not prominent enough to call this a Rose-Oud perfume. I also don't get why people find it polarizing. Or dirty. I believe people nowadays got used to smelling too many candy-like, bubblegum-like perfumes. I once showed this to my mother, and she loved it. She said it reminded her of a rose perfume her mother used to wear. And she's not into perfumes whatsoever. Fragrances back then were different. The same applies to people's tastes back in those days. I'm sure that back then, no one would have labeled Oudh Infini as a challenging perfume.

A beautiful and natural-smelling rose is pressed against this explosion of musks, of which civet is the most prominent. Feral and dangerous smelling while sensual, elegant, and sophisticated, all at the same time. The dry down reveals a powdery benzoin and creamy sandalwood to soften its edges. It never loses its vintage flair throughout the wear, although the heavy musks tame down after several hours.

Like many other bold Rose compositions, it is a sophisticated perfume to wear with a suit and tie for upscale situations among people who can appreciate its quality.

IG:@memory.of.scents

02/16/2025

8
Pricing 8
Bottle 7
Sillage 10
Longevity 10
Scent

Irisfauve
26 Reviews

Irisfauve

Helpful Review 6

Beautiful Skank

Some reviews might call it skanky, barnyardy, even disgusting, but for me It’s pure class. It’s the kind of thing you’d wear to the opera or while getting lost in the beauty of this wonderfully complicated world.

Civet, civet, more civet, rose, oudh, sandalwood.

Oudh infini by @parfumsdusita an infinite love.

02/06/2017

Rickbr
190 Reviews

Rickbr

Very helpful Review

OUDH Infini

I left Oudh Infini at last in my journey of brand evalution precisely because of the most controversial air surrounding its existence. The constant launching of oud-themed perfumes in the marketplace has made people saturated and not very tolerant. It only complicates if such a perfume has a price and luxury positioning - today many reviewers falsely believe that the easiest thing to do is to buy the available agarwood bases in the market and make a creation that emulates the complex and complexion of the resin generated by the infection of Aquillaria trees. This is not only not true as approaching OUDH Infini with such a prejudiced view certainly closes the eyes to the fact that Pissara has been able to maintain here the animalistic aura of the wood at the same time that it makes a multifaceted creation and with a evolution in the more classic and French style of perfumery.

It is interesting how OUDH Infini seems orchestrated around the absolute of agarwood of good excelence, one of those with nuances that refer to barnyard and cheese. As much as these words may sound scary (and indeed they are), there is an interesting care in balancing the elements in the composition while strengthening the richness that makes it an expensive perfume. In addition to the Agarwood, I have the feeling that in OUDH Infini there is an excellent quality of natural absolute of civet and castoreum, which complement the nuances of the note giving it an animalic aura with a certain vintage feeling as well. It is interesting that there is also citrus floral nuances that act in the background balancing the weight that would be the composition if it were composed only of animal and heavy elements. As time passes on the skin, OUDH Infini extends the naturalness of its main raw material with a quieter woody base, where it is possible to perceive the cypriol by playing the oudh at the base in conjunction with vetiver and musks. Vanilla finishes giving a creaminess to the intense animalic tone of the composition and rounds very well the whole work. After passing the heavier and more challenging opening OUDH Infini behaves like a classic scent, demonstrating different aspects of its personality on different days. Sometimes more woody, sometimes more animalic and even with a musky and clean civet scent. It is a very interesting perfume that certainly delivers what it charges for.

06/28/2024

10
Pricing 8
Bottle 9
Sillage 10
Longevity 9.5
Scent

Ninamariah
282 Reviews

Ninamariah

Helpful Review 4

One of the best animalic Rose Oud in my collection

I remember the day when I got this perfume. it was a blind buy. I was totally thrilled from the first spray and still this is one of the best ouds in my collection.

Oudh Infini is all what you can expect from really good oud scent with a rich and deep blend together with Civet and Musk while flowers, sandalwood, benzoin and vanilla make the scent very pleasant. This is not just some creation made because of the hype of oud. There is no oud in this fragrance just because you can tell it has it. Oudh Infini is a bold blend from Pissara and definitely not an easy choice, this is only for those who really like animalic vibes.

This opens up with amazing mellow and edgy splash of Laotian Oud and Civet is very opulent from the start as well. This is straight away slightly skanky, it’s dirty and animalic and wow it’s so sexy! For a few seconds you can get a barnyard vibe but straight away it gets tamed and starts to show the beauty with a beautiful Rose de Mai in it - in the same moment you are already hooked. Good quality strong oud and Civet, and Musk in the base make sure that this experience - which this perfume really is - doesn’t fade away for many hours. Yet, this is very enjoyable, not pungent at all and after the opening very smooth and wearable. Musky base with Civet and a little bit sweetness from Vanilla is amazing.

I love this perfume a lot and it’s really adorable and addictive scent. I just want to smell my arm more and more, I feel that I don’t get enough!

I don’t know if Dusita has even one scent which I don’t love. I just wish that Pissara will create more oud masterpieces, at least this is the proof that she can do those well!

Why 8 for the bottle? Because of the paper label. I'm afraid to destroy it.

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