Infusion VeloursWoody Fruity Eau de Parfum

Infusion Velours by OJAR is a woody, fruity, spicy eau de parfum, unisex, created by Jordi Fernández. It is the house's best-seller, and oud appears twice: in the heart, then in the base.

A house born from Dhofar frankincense

OJAR is an Omani house founded by Sheikha Hind Bahwan. The name comes from HOJARI, the most renowned quality of olibanum in the world, harvested in the mountains of Dhofar. The founder summarizes her project in one sentence: "OJAR is a fusion of East and West — I have brought together the best know-how from each region". The catalog is organized into six collections by ingredient, three of which come from Oman — Dhofar frankincense, Jebel Akhdar rose, and Rustaq honey — completed by sandalwood, musk, and oud. The formulas are entrusted to perfumers from around the world: Dalia Izem, Gaël Montero, Jordi Fernández, Michel Girard, Nanako Ogi.

An opening of black pepper, cinnamon, and blackberry

Blackberry provides the juice: a dark, sweet, and slightly tart fruit, very present from the first spray. Black pepper and cinnamon accompany it with their dry warmth. This is what gives the perfume its fruity reputation: the opening is truly juicy.

A heart of raspberry, oud, and cedar

Oud arrives earlier than expected, right in the heart, with its deep, lively woodiness. Raspberry answers it with a second red fruit, brighter and more velvety than blackberry, while cedar provides the first dry structure. Fruit and wood stand here on equal footing.

A base of oud, patchouli, and frankincense

Oud returns, and this time it dominates. Patchouli brings its earthiness, frankincense — the house's founding ingredient — its dry, peppery resin. The fruit does not completely disappear: it remains subtly beneath the wood, which explains the perfume's unusual longevity.

The house's signature

The same ingredient featured at two levels of a pyramid is not a repetition: it is a choice of dosage over time. Oud discreetly enters the heart, beneath the red fruits, then rises again in the base once they have faded. The perfume therefore never shifts from one register to another — it gradually intensifies. The house, which places it in its Oud collection, summarizes the desired effect with a tactile image: the sensation of velvet on the skin. This is what makes it the house's best-selling reference: an oud whose opening intimidates no one.

For whom, for what occasions?

For those who want to discover oud without going through an austere perfume, and for those who love dark fruits. It is an autumn and winter perfume, wearable day or night, with very long-lasting performance and a marked sillage. OJAR Infusion Velours will appeal to those seeking a juicy wood.