Mula Mula by Byron Parfums
Men Women 2018
Description
Mula Mula by Byron Parfums is an oriental vanilla fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2018, this composition was created by Larchitect. The top notes unfold a sweet and fruity accord with caramel, peach, strawberry, and raspberry; the heart reveals warm and exotic spices through ginger, pink pepper, and labdanum; while the base notes anchor the essence with vanilla,…
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
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Leading answer Love it
611 votes
Season
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700 votes
Time of day
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About Mula Mula
Mula Mula by Byron Parfums is an oriental vanilla fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2018, this composition was created by Larchitect. The top notes unfold a sweet and fruity accord with caramel, peach, strawberry, and raspberry; the heart reveals warm and exotic spices through ginger, pink pepper, and labdanum; while the base notes anchor the essence with vanilla, musk, oud wood, and patchouli.
Sweet and gourmand Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices Resins and balsams Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
300 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
358 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
271 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
219 votes
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SirCharlie
Mula Mula seems much better than The Chronic from the same house. It’s super sweet, with sparklier nuances and a superior base. It bursts with caramel and peach; red fruits, pepper, and ginger add freshness, all over a well-defined musky vanilla. I see it as more feminine and believe it justifies its fame and price. Great performance and quality, a fantastic option to try in the gourmand world. For now, I wouldn’t own it. Rating: 7/10
SirCharlie
To me, Mula Mula smells better than The Chronic from the same house. It’s much sweeter, with sparklier nuances and a superior base. It opens with caramel and peach, while red fruits, pepper, and ginger add freshness, all sitting on a well-defined musky vanilla. I see it as more feminine than masculine and believe it justifies its reputation and price. Great performance, excellent quality overall, and a fantastic option to test in the gourmand realm. For now, I don’t own it. Rating: 7/10.
OscarCyranista7
Thanks, Kari Dil! Thanks to your review, it’s now on my list. I don’t have many fruity or vanilla scents… I’ve always believed that, with clear exceptions (obviously gendered ones), everything depends on the person. Even for a newbie like me, I feel comfortable with fragrances like Tardes or even Rima XI from Carner Barcelona, rather than Bvlgari Man in Black. Cheers!
Kari Dil
A sweet and warm scent I absolutely love, featuring caramel, vanilla, and fruits where peach shines above the red ones. It vibes between spicy and vanilla. Reminds me of Zadig & Voltaire’s This Is Her, but Mula Mula is more comfortable for everyday wear. Perfect for spring or summer—something its competitor can’t match. It doesn’t overpower; it smells great on the wearer and has brutal all-day longevity. As an extrait, it lasts even longer. It’s unisex, though I see it as more feminine; if a man likes caramel and vanilla, go for it without fear. What a great smell! The bottle is minimalist and elegant.