Xerjoff More Than Words

Like More Than Words, this scent centers on oud and saffron with a warm spicy profile. It differs by stripping away floral and fruity notes entirely, focusing instead on a stark, musky patchouli base. The result is a darker, more linear woody experience that feels even more concentrated and nocturnal.

Both share a rose and oud core with incense, but Delina Exclusif brightens the blend with bergamot, litchi, and pear at the top. It leans sweeter and more floral, with vanilla and amber softening the woody edges. This makes it a more feminine, fruit-forward counterpart to the incense heavy More Than Words.

This fragrance matches the amber and woody accord of More Than Words while introducing a balsamic sweetness from gurjan balsam and labdanum. It adds a white floral note from lily of the valley, creating a smoother, more resinous texture. The effect is less spicy and more balmy, ideal for cooler evenings.

Sissa shares saffron, rose, and incense with More Than Words, but opens with bright bergamot, lemon, and pink pepper for a fresher start. Its base is sweeter and creamier, with vanilla and sandalwood softening the oud and patchouli. This creates a more accessible, slightly fruitier warm spicy scent.

Both are amber woody fragrances with incense and spices, yet The Dark Side adds honey in the top for a sticky sweetness absent in More Than Words. It features iris and rose in the middle, giving a powdery floral nuance, while vetiver in the base adds an earthy depth that makes it feel more grounded.

This scent shares saffron and woody notes with More Than Words, but its core is built on amberwood and ambergris rather than oud and incense. The jasmine top note adds a floral brightness, while fir resin and cedar create a crisp, aromatic dry down. It is lighter and more transparent, with a signature sweet warmth.

Like More Than Words, Soprano combines fruity top notes with a rose and oud heart. It differs by introducing litchi and freesia for a juicier, more floral opening, and a leather base note that adds a suede like texture. The overall effect is more opulent and fruit forward, with a darker leathery finish.

Both feature saffron and a musky amber base, but White Suede replaces oud and incense with a soft suede and tea accord. It is much lighter and more powdery, with a floral heart of rose and lily of the valley. This makes it a gentler, more intimate choice for those who want the warmth without the intensity.

This fragrance shares the amber woody and warm spicy accords of More Than Words, but adds a prominent vanilla and almond sweetness. The top notes of cardamom and pink pepper give a spicy kick, while heliotrope and lavender introduce a powdery floral facet. It feels richer and more gourmand, with a smoother oud presence.

Poison matches the oriental sweetness and amber base of More Than Words, but amplifies the floral heart with tuberose, jasmine, and orange blossom. Its fruity top of plum and wild berries adds a syrupy richness, while the spicy cinnamon and clove like warmth create a more overtly feminine, vintage style opulence.

Both are amber sweet scents with saffron and patchouli, but Chelsea Nights introduces a gourmand twist with cacao and hazelnut in the top. The sesame and myrrh middle add a nutty, resinous quality, while suede in the base gives a soft leather texture. It feels more playful and dessert like than the incense heavy source.

Oud Wood shares the woody and amber accords with More Than Words, but is much simpler and more linear. The top notes of cardamom and pepper provide a clean spice, while the base is a smooth blend of vanilla, tonka, and amber. It lacks the fruity and floral complexity, making it a purer, more understated woody scent.