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02/16/2024
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Reminds me too much of chewing gum or toothpaste
Musamam translates as "poison".
White poison sounds pretty cool.
The bottle also looks nice.
My expectations were therefore very high.
But what do you get here? What does this mysterious white poison smell like?
From the first spray, it does indeed immediately remind you of something white that you know from everyday life.
But unfortunately not something positive or pleasant.
To me, it just smells like toothpaste or mint-flavored chewing gum.
When I read through the notes, I don't see any mint.
But that's all I can detect in the opening.
Even the orange that is mentioned here recedes so much into the background that, for me at least, it is virtually absent.
In the DD I perceive some coconut.
But here, too, it's the same problem as with the orange.
The minty, sweetish, fresh note is simply so present that the coconut is only slightly perceptible in the background.
Very annoying, because I love coconut.
At some point, the toothpaste note relaxes in the late DD.
Certainly only when no one notices it anymore anyway.
Then it becomes subtly sweeter and creamier, I'm guessing this is caused by the sandalwood.
But the fragrance hardly changes at all.
Quite linear and not really my taste.
Not a fragrance I would wear towards the end either.
Musamam White is not a typical women's perfume for me.
When I first tested it, I even thought it was a perfume for men.
Until I looked on Parfumo and was surprised to discover that it is a women's fragrance, strange.
I could understand unisex, but like this? Hmmm.
The performance is above average.
I even noticed it strongly in the first hour.
Definitely a good performer even after that.
Funnily enough, the fragrances you don't like always perform the best, but that's too bad.
I only tested its durability on clothing and it was still very present the next day.
All in all, not a fragrance for me, I just don't want to smell like toothpaste or chewing gum.
But there will be people who love it, so just test it and decide for yourself whether you like it or not.
White poison sounds pretty cool.
The bottle also looks nice.
My expectations were therefore very high.
But what do you get here? What does this mysterious white poison smell like?
From the first spray, it does indeed immediately remind you of something white that you know from everyday life.
But unfortunately not something positive or pleasant.
To me, it just smells like toothpaste or mint-flavored chewing gum.
When I read through the notes, I don't see any mint.
But that's all I can detect in the opening.
Even the orange that is mentioned here recedes so much into the background that, for me at least, it is virtually absent.
In the DD I perceive some coconut.
But here, too, it's the same problem as with the orange.
The minty, sweetish, fresh note is simply so present that the coconut is only slightly perceptible in the background.
Very annoying, because I love coconut.
At some point, the toothpaste note relaxes in the late DD.
Certainly only when no one notices it anymore anyway.
Then it becomes subtly sweeter and creamier, I'm guessing this is caused by the sandalwood.
But the fragrance hardly changes at all.
Quite linear and not really my taste.
Not a fragrance I would wear towards the end either.
Musamam White is not a typical women's perfume for me.
When I first tested it, I even thought it was a perfume for men.
Until I looked on Parfumo and was surprised to discover that it is a women's fragrance, strange.
I could understand unisex, but like this? Hmmm.
The performance is above average.
I even noticed it strongly in the first hour.
Definitely a good performer even after that.
Funnily enough, the fragrances you don't like always perform the best, but that's too bad.
I only tested its durability on clothing and it was still very present the next day.
All in all, not a fragrance for me, I just don't want to smell like toothpaste or chewing gum.
But there will be people who love it, so just test it and decide for yourself whether you like it or not.
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