M.Roomi Oriental Style

There it is again the ashtray feeling. If the only fragrance here is actually musk then I wonder how different musk can be. According to my nose, rather dry woods and oud were mixed here, musk certainly also plays a role, but not pure. It starts very smoky, here I am actually reminded of cigarette ashes. A scent I no longer need as an ex-smoker. When the opening slowly subsides, a sour woody note appears, which lingers until the end.
However, he never loses the dust-dry initial note completely. Also here you have to be careful with the use because this oil is very strong and liiert over hours with the skin
What I am definitely missing here is an antipole that would make the scent interesting, but leaves a M.Roomi standing in front of a burnt tree.
So if you like smoky Orientals, you should take a closer look at them, unfortunately for me they are nothing.