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Oriental Collection

Ojar

7.5 / 10 103 Ratings

A popular perfume by Ojar for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is woody-oriental. It is being marketed by Zenith Parfums.
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Main accords

Woody

Oriental

Leathery

Smoky

Spicy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Osmanthus

Fiskrompet

Heart Notes

Oud

Geranium

Unfiltered Cardboard

Base Notes

Cistus

Patchouli

Ratings

Scent

7.5103 Ratings

Longevity

7.696 Ratings

Sillage

7.596 Ratings

Bottle

7.599 Ratings

Value for money

8.993 Ratings

Submitted by WiseOwl · last update on 08/28/2025.

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Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the Oriental Collection collection.

Smells similar

What the fragrance is similar to

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Reviews

8 in-depth fragrance descriptions

10/24/2024

7.5Scent 10Longevity 7Sillage

Sinico
13 Reviews

Sinico

2

An european arab

Quality at good price. Manlike. For me, a combination of Lattaffa Opulent Oud and Lattafa Oudain. A darker opulent Oud, more velvety, better worked and with a shade of leather in composition. Good longevity, moderate projection. Very simple, but elegant presentation. It all comes with a more expensive perfume than the price displayed, which sometimes, surprisingly, can be 10-12E. Recommend!

11/22/2022

7Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

4ajbukoshka
83 Reviews

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4ajbukoshka

Very helpful Review 23

I'm more into department store oud. Or: Scents of consistencies

+++TW: Waste of time, procrastination, not much help+++
Another one of those barnyard things? Is this for fetishes who like shooting holes in barns and reminiscing about "the good old days"? Back when people thought the speed of the train (at 25 km/h) wouldn't be sustainable for any heart?
I can't make sense of oud, but I should mention that I'm simply not interested - I only put up my umbrella when someone wants to enlighten the ignorant, including myself.
This bro was right at eye level and just had to be tested because: tree. I wanted to bathe anyway.
So here comes the cluelessness of cluelessness in an attempt to convey knowledge.

Anyone who knows Shaghaf Oud might even understand the following comparison. All others better save their time and perhaps read the teletext on TV - if it still exists.

Here on Parfumo, wonders are written about and talents discovered, compositions analyzed, the origin of rose petals sniffed out to the exact latitude, dictionaries full of neologisms presented, research is done, bickering occurs, advice is given.
Grande Amore to all of you-le-le!
And now... I would also like to flex a bit.
I, Tshajbukoshka, that's my name by the way, can smell consistencies and colors, far removed from the BtMG.

And this is how Extreme Oud smells - extremely strong, as the name suggests - with patchouli, yes, very clearly and certainly, which I don't particularly like on myself, especially not in doses > globules.
It comes off a bit too harsh-herb-smoky, but also, especially at the beginning, too sour-herb and too clear-liquid before it settles, eases up, and plays the Nice Guy.
Huh? What, "clear-LIQUID"?!
Here we come to the consistency and the department store oud: Shaghaf Oud, my show-off bro with the heavy-hitting stick, which smells foggy and solid, doesn't emit any liquid, but rather something Versace-like golden between liquid and solid. You see, I have the parfumoesque talent to invent new states of matter.
Extreme Oud is, in my perception, a clear liquid, color: dark brown-black-gray, one that smells too strongly of something like wood, but rotten wood, unfriendly.
Apparently, wood can also be unfriendly. Okaaaay.
For whatever reason, mosquito repellent spray comes to mind in comparison.
I prefer foggy perfumes, gentle ones. Those that spray or radiate like Cuir Béluga and other Guerlains or Shaghaf Oud - even if the latter is as far from 'gentle' as I am from the Nobel Prize.
Let's get to the good part: The drydown becomes a bit more restrained, calmer, and even somewhat gentler, almost alluring. The sillage, which initially hits you like a tidal wave in a fist shape, fortunately eases up a bit after one to two hours. Oud Extreme remains perceptible even after a shower or until the next morning.
Opinions from those around me were divided. Someone threw out "world shop," "attractive, but not you" raised more questions than it answered, but this review probably did the same.

04/29/2023

7.5Scent 7Longevity 8Sillage

GreyFlannel
11 Reviews

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GreyFlannel

3

What a coincidence...

There I was today in DM at the fragrance corner, testing Remix Cologne Edition 2022 on my left wrist, a really fragrant grapefruit bomb from the house of 4711. Currently on sale at DM for a tenner.
And on my right wrist, I sprayed, without much thought, Extreme Oud. Maybe it was just the solid bottle that attracted me.
And lo and behold, I happened to find two nearly perfect layering partners today!
The Extreme Oud initially comes across as somewhat sour to me. However, this fades fairly quickly, and a synthetic woody comfort aroma spreads, which, on its own, feels a bit too dominant for me. Not fruity or sweet at all!
Or to put it another way: Something is missing.
But then the Remix Cologne Edition 2022 comes in just at the right moment. Yes, the two fragrances are indeed perfect partners.
In the statements, Extreme Rose is suggested for layering. I will have to test that soon as well.

02/18/2023

8Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Kamelo
4 Reviews

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Kamelo

At First Glance

I was at dm today and sniffed my way through the aisles. That's when I came across this fragrance. At first, I wanted to show my girlfriend which scent I had gifted my father. However, the fragrance strongly reminded me of the Xerjoff Soprano that I have at home. (Unfortunately, the first impression misled me, more on that shortly.) The bottle is nothing special, and the longevity is the same (lasts about 4-5 hours).

The scent is very oriental, and the oud as well as the smell of osmanthus are well represented. As mentioned above, it reminds me of the Xerjoff Soprano, but the Extreme Oud spreads out so strongly and fruitily. (However, the price difference is also significant.)

In my opinion, there’s nothing to complain about for the price, and it’s a very good choice for little money. Best to just walk into dm and get an impression for yourself.

02/10/2024

10Scent 8Longevity 10Sillage

PerfumePunk
3 Reviews

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PerfumePunk

3

Price-Performance Killer

The scent is a true price-performance killer (if you get a good batch). Basically, I thought that for a few euros you can't expect much. However, I was quickly convinced of the opposite. The fragrance smells very spicy, woody, and leathery. The scent remains quite consistent, without significant differences in top or heart notes. One shouldn't expect a complex niche fragrance for this price. Nevertheless, it is better than many designer scents. Sillage and longevity are very good, but I must add that it seems to depend heavily on the batch (some batches are very alcoholic and less intense in scent).

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