Collection: Incense Perfumes.
Incense in perfume smells smoky, resinous, and slightly sacred, closer to a burning church-style frankincense or a Japanese joss stick than to a smouldering fire. Some builds lean cold and mineral, others lean warm and honeyed. On Scendira, 704 perfumes carry incense, ranked by real community mentions with no paid placements. Incense lives most often inside woody and warm amber compositions, with a share in oriental blends where it deepens a resinous base and a smaller share in floral or fresh builds where it adds a smoky undercurrent. Resinous, amber, and woody accords are the most common companions to incense.
Which Families Carry Incense
Incense lives most often inside woody and warm amber compositions, with a share in oriental blends where it deepens a resinous base and a smaller share in floral or fresh builds where it adds a smoky undercurrent. Explore the related note-level collections: Frankincense, Woody, Warm & Amber.
Who Incense Suits
Best for: anyone who wants a scent with real character and a serious, contemplative mood, particularly for cold-weather or evening wear. Sample first if: you find smoky notes read like a burnt fireplace, since incense sits closer to resin-smoke than to wood-smoke and the two experiences are different. Skip if: you want the opposite mood — a pick from Fresh will sit at the other end of the spectrum.
Filter by note or vibe below, or ask Dira to match a incense to what you actually want to smell like. Every pick in the 704-perfume collection is catalogued from real notes, accords, and community sentiment.
Every perfume in this collection is catalogued from real notes, accords, and community sentiment. No paid placements.
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Vendor: The Dua Brand
Invasion of the Bleu Barbers
4.0Woody Aromatic Warmbarbershop lavender, smoky cedar, musky citrus
$36.00View → -
Vendor: Rabanne
Fame Couture
4.1Clean Powdery GentlePowdery jasmine-sandalwood incense with soft vanilla
$175.00View → -
Vendor: Kerosene
Black Vines
3.9Gourmand Sweet Intimatespiced licorice syrup, fir resin, smoky sweetness
$164.00View → -
Vendor: Etat Libre d'Orange
Rossy de Palma Eau de Protection
4.0Spicy Warm ConfidentSpicy rose incense tea with ginger heat
$125.00View → -
Vendor: Strangelove NYC
Dead of Night
4.3Amber-forward Cozy Sensualsmoky oud, resinous florals, and vanilla warmth
$270.00View → -
Vendor: The Dua Brand
Riviera Gemstone
Woody Aromatic Warmsmoky cedar incense with bergamot lemon air
$36.00View → -
Vendor: Allsaints
Sacred Sands
4.2Gourmand Sweet Cozycreamy vanilla incense with a salty floral hush
$125.00View → -
Vendor: The Dua Brand
Belgian Choco Cognac
5.0Gourmand Sweet Warmdark chocolate cocoa, boozy caramel warmth
$36.00View → -
Vendor: The Dua Brand
Sweet Amalfi
3.8Gourmand Sweet IntimateWarm spiced vanilla with candied fruit
$55.00View → -
Vendor: Zara
Golden Decade Winter
4.1Floral Sweet Romanticfresh orange blossom tea with soft vanilla haze
$74.99View → -
Vendor: Jean Rish
Aura Of Woman Pour Femme
5.0Woody Powdery WarmSoft powdery jasmine with smoky amber warmth
$27.99View → -
Vendor: Caron
Pour Un Homme de Caron Le Soir
4.3Woody Powdery Groundedpowdery lavender, smoky incense, woody vanilla warmth
$94.99View → -
Vendor: The Dua Brand
King’s Holy Grail Oud
3.0Amber-forward Powdery WarmIncense-soaked leather, resinous oud with rose
$36.00View → -
Vendor: Comme des Garcons
Comme des Garcons Series 3 Incense: Ouarzazate
4.1Woody Smoky Groundedsmoky resin incense with green tea bite
$125.00View → -
Vendor: Recreation
At Night We Dance
3.9Fresh Aromatic Upliftingspiced lavender smoke over amber woods
$35.99View →
Questions about this brand.
Scendira lists 704 incense perfumes, ranked by real community mentions with no paid placements. Filter by note, family, or vibe on the collection page, or ask Dira to narrow down.
Incense in perfume smells smoky, resinous, and slightly sacred, closer to a burning church-style frankincense or a Japanese joss stick than to a wood fire.
Incense suits cold-weather and evening wear. Longevity is typically long and sillage moderate to strong.



















