Note

Resins (8)

All 8 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This note embodies a rich and complex character that can evoke both warmth and depth. Often described as woody, balsamic, and slightly sweet, resins carry an earthy, sometimes mystical quality. Their scent can transport you to tranquil forests or ancient temples, underscoring a sense of timelessness and spiritual connection. In perfumery, resins are used extensively in oriental, woody, and even aromatic fragrance families, where they add a grounding, resinous depth that complements other notes beautifully. Typically, resins function as heart or base notes, providing a lasting impression that lingers on the skin. They enhance the longevity of a fragrance while also adding an intricate layer that marries well with florals, spices, and even citrus elements. Commonly found in compositions featuring frankincense, myrrh, or labdanum, resins give perfumes a sensuous and enveloping quality, making them perfect for creating sophisticated and multi-dimensional olfactory experiences. Their warmth and richness make them especially appealing in cooler climates, wrapping the wearer in a comforting embrace.

Overview

8 fragrances · 2 brands · £16–£129

Swiss Arabian Attar Al Ghutra — dupe of Original Creation

Fragrances

  • Swiss Arabian Attar Al Ghutra — Inspired by Original Creation — 8.1/10 — £76
  • Swiss Arabian Attar Mubakhar — Inspired by Original Creation — 7.4/10 — £16
  • Swiss Arabian Dark Magic — Inspired by Original Creation — 7.4/10
  • Swiss Arabian Gharaam Oil — Inspired by Original Creation — 7.2/10
  • Assaf Oud Bakhur — Inspired by Original Creation — 6.9/10 — £129
  • Swiss Arabian Rose and Patchouli — Inspired by Original Creation
  • Swiss Arabian Rose Malaki — Inspired by Original Creation — £44.99
  • Swiss Arabian Walaa — Inspired by Original Creation — £51

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Resins in perfume?

This note embodies a rich and complex character that can evoke both warmth and depth. Often described as woody, balsamic, and slightly sweet, resins carry an earthy, sometimes mystical quality. Their scent can transport you to tranquil forests or ancient temples, underscoring a sense of timelessness and spiritual connection. In perfumery, resins are used extensively in oriental, woody, and even aromatic fragrance families, where they add a grounding, resinous depth that complements other notes beautifully. Typically, resins function as heart or base notes, providing a lasting impression that lingers on the skin. They enhance the longevity of a fragrance while also adding an intricate layer that marries well with florals, spices, and even citrus elements. Commonly found in compositions featuring frankincense, myrrh, or labdanum, resins give perfumes a sensuous and enveloping quality, making them perfect for creating sophisticated and multi-dimensional olfactory experiences. Their warmth and richness make them especially appealing in cooler climates, wrapping the wearer in a comforting embrace.

What are the best Resins fragrances?

The top rated options are Swiss Arabian Attar Al Ghutra (8.1/10), Swiss Arabian Attar Mubakhar (7.4/10) and Swiss Arabian Dark Magic (7.4/10).

Which brands make Resins fragrances?

2 brands are represented, including Assaf and Swiss Arabian.

How much do Resins fragrances cost?

Prices range between £16 and £129 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.