Mithqal

3 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• EmB1

  September 13, 2023

  

  This perfume is pure dynamite. Intense, dense, creamy, animalic, and super sensual. Two sprays are enough to make a statement, and the longevity is beastly; it’s still there even after a shower. On my skin, amber and patchouli dominate, elegant and full-bodied; the rose is barely noticeable, but as it dries, sandalwood and a bit of jasmine emerge. The musk comes in waves, which I find fascinating. It’s unisex, better in cooler weather, suitable for day or night, and ideal for those over 30. Use it with moderation because it’s in ‘beast mode’. I don’t have Dior’s Gris to compare, but there’s a good review on @dearmakeupdiary’s channel. It smells like it’s worth over €200 (I paid €15). I have little of it, maybe I’ll edit later, but for now, I love it. Don’t recommend buying it blindly.

• charrita

  November 14, 2023

  

  Like the previous one, watch out: don’t buy it blindly. It has an undeclared salty, aquatic, and potent note that reminds me of brine-cured olives. It’s intense, long-lasting, and very NOTABLE; it can turn off noses who don’t like something different. I love it, but only for very specific occasions.

• kkkccc

  September 14, 2025

  

  Another thing about Arab perfumes: the official pyramid doesn’t match up. They say bergamot and rose opening, but on my skin it smells aquatic, fresh, and tropical. Forget the comparison to Dior’s Gris or its dupes; this is like a mango champagne with a salty twist, similar to Le Sel d’Issey but with extra aldehydes. It’s unisex, perfect for spring-summer, with moderate projection at first and then skin scent. If you’re looking for a Gris dupe, you’ll be disappointed; what it resembles most is Le Beau Flower Edition.