Malik Al Motia
Fragrance notes
Character
Jasmine and blue lotus open the composition with a soft, aqueous floral tone that feels more fresh than sweet. Davana adds a slight fruity green lift before the heart introduces jasmine sambac alongside Thailand oud and sandalwood. The oud here carries a gentle animalic edge that grounds the white petals without overwhelming them. Sandalwood appears in both the heart and the base, creating a smooth bridge as the floral brightness settles into warmer material. Amber, benzoin, and Peru balsam build a thick resinous foundation that feels balsamic and lightly aromatic. The overall accord stays rooted in white floral and amber while the woody and green facets keep the profile from becoming heavy or cloying.
The scent stays present for an extended period once applied, resting near the skin rather than projecting outward across a distance. Sandalwood and benzoin carry much of that quiet persistence, letting the jasmine sambac and aquatic touches remain detectable without dominating a room. It suits cooler weather and evening wear, especially for those who enjoy resinous woods paired with prominent jasmine. People who prefer sharp citrus or purely fresh compositions will find the animalic oud and balsamic base too dense. The fragrance continues to shift between floral and resinous facets as the sandalwood and Peru balsam hold the structure together, with the green davana and blue lotus still visible beneath the amber
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