Top Notes 
Bergamot
Lime
Mandarin orange
Pine
Heart Notes 
Siberian deer musk
Galbanum
Indian sandalwood
Spices
Cypress
Orange blossom
Base Notes 
Amber
Assam oud
Musk
Patchouli
Blue cypress absolute
09/27/2023
DrB1414
249 Reviews
DrB1414
3
A Solid Musk perfume
Areej le Dore Siberian Musk Part III.
I have not tried the original iteration of this perfume, but the latest version has become my favorite take on the Verdant Musk genre, surpassing perfumes like Mriga, Mongolian Mriga, and the likes of Russian Musk.
The name "Siberian" hints at a verdant theme, and while that holds true for the opening part of this perfume, I get a more Oriental picture overall. Yes, the green facets are prominent at first. There is a grassy quality, a galbanum sharp bitterness, and even some faint pine, but after that initial blast, the musk-amber pairing starts to shine and take center stage in the composition. The musk here feels more aggressive than with both RM 1 and RM2, yet not as unwearable as with Mongolian Mriga. It has that edge and growl but is always kept in check. There is a prominent leathery facet to the fragrance that might be a result of both the musk and the amber fossil used in the base. The latter also lends a beautiful dusty, dry, and smoky quality on top of the glowing warmth. Because of the amber fossil and the prominent musk, on my skin wearing this perfume, makes me think more of the dunes than the plains of the Siberian taiga. And I'm quite fond of that, as I am not the biggest fan of all things verdant. Yet, this fragrance offers plenty of that, and so the balance it's nice, as you do get the Oriental experience with just the perfect amount of forest breeze. It didn't have a major impact at first but has significantly grown in my heart ever since. And out of all the Musk-themed perfumes from the house that I tried, it is my favorite.
IG:@memory.of.scents
I have not tried the original iteration of this perfume, but the latest version has become my favorite take on the Verdant Musk genre, surpassing perfumes like Mriga, Mongolian Mriga, and the likes of Russian Musk.
The name "Siberian" hints at a verdant theme, and while that holds true for the opening part of this perfume, I get a more Oriental picture overall. Yes, the green facets are prominent at first. There is a grassy quality, a galbanum sharp bitterness, and even some faint pine, but after that initial blast, the musk-amber pairing starts to shine and take center stage in the composition. The musk here feels more aggressive than with both RM 1 and RM2, yet not as unwearable as with Mongolian Mriga. It has that edge and growl but is always kept in check. There is a prominent leathery facet to the fragrance that might be a result of both the musk and the amber fossil used in the base. The latter also lends a beautiful dusty, dry, and smoky quality on top of the glowing warmth. Because of the amber fossil and the prominent musk, on my skin wearing this perfume, makes me think more of the dunes than the plains of the Siberian taiga. And I'm quite fond of that, as I am not the biggest fan of all things verdant. Yet, this fragrance offers plenty of that, and so the balance it's nice, as you do get the Oriental experience with just the perfect amount of forest breeze. It didn't have a major impact at first but has significantly grown in my heart ever since. And out of all the Musk-themed perfumes from the house that I tried, it is my favorite.
IG:@memory.of.scents
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