Musk Bushi Sensei by Maison Anthony Marmin

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Musk Bushi Sensei Maison Anthony Marmin

8.3 / 10 11 Ratings

A popular perfume by Maison Anthony Marmin for men. The release year is unknown. The scent is floral-smoky. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Smoky

Oriental

Spicy

Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Japanese osmanthus

Frankincense

Heart Notes

Asian wild rose Vanilla

Vanilla

Base Notes

Himalayan musk Honey

Honey

Ratings

Scent

8.311 Ratings

Longevity

8.611 Ratings

Sillage

7.611 Ratings

Bottle

7.513 Ratings

Submitted by Hektor, last update on 09/24/2025.

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What the fragrance is similar to

Musk Aswad

Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

09/24/2025

7.5Scent 9Longevity 7Sillage

Smellemental
74 Reviews

Smellemental

Nag champa surprise!

Pretty blend of honeyed rose, osmanthus and musk with unexpected nag champa qualities. Frankincense not being able to create that aspect by itself, I wonder what else may have been added to give it this. Dry down brings it closer to a laundry white musk, still retaining some of the rest of it’s elements. Being a nag champa connoisseur I quite enjoy it, but not being one for strong white musks, it doesn’t quite make my favorite list. The rose also stands out just a bit too much for me.

Sillage moderate, longevity high. For 3g for around $20, not a bad deal at all.

Bravo, good sir!

12/09/2021

8.5Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

TristanKalus
130 Reviews

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TristanKalus

Helpful Review 8

Good Mood Musk

After I have now delved into Maison Anthony Marmin's flagship musk "Musk Aswad | Maison Anthony Marmin / Abdul Karim Al Faransi" and was blown away by the composition, I would like to turn my attention to Musk Bushi Sensei today.

In terms of color and viscosity, I couldn't notice any differences at first glance. Only upon closer inspection in a sufficiently bright light did some differences become visible. Musk Bushi Sensei is a tad lighter and more fluid than its cousin Musk Aswad. This led me to assume it would be a rather lighter representative - I was quite mistaken.

The powerful yet gentle spectacle opens with musk and oriental incense, also known as Bakhoor. Intense, balsamic, clarifying, ethereal - the same could be heard with Musk Aswad. The musk comes, typical for the house, very clean, powdery, and soapy, and harmonizes wonderfully with the balsamic incense. Close on its heels, after a few moments, Osmanthus joins in, ushering in another stage of the symbiosis. Fruity-floral, its leaves envelop the musk and incense, giving the fragrance a sense of lightness and an idea of tea - good mood tea. The third stage of the symbiosis presents itself with the gentle appearance of honey and vanilla. Warm, light honey flows thickly over the leaves of the Osmanthus and carries high-quality split vanilla pods on its surface. Occasionally, individual leaves of wild roses flash through the rich honey streams. And so it remains until the fragrance is no longer perceivable on the skin after what feels like an eternity.

Parallels to Musk Aswad are definitely recognizable here. However, the good-mood-tea vibe consisting of Osmanthus and light honey presents itself as a clear unique selling point. Anyone who already knows Musk Aswad should definitely give this a try.