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Orientica · Sold as unisex
Mukhallath
The quiet confidence of a well-appointed study where the scent of warm woods and subtle florals creates a cocoon of comfort, ideal for introspection or conversation.
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MukhallathHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2018, Mukhallath by Orientica is a complex Oriental Floral fragrance that blends the freshness of citrus and aromatic notes with the warmth of spices and florals. The composition opens with bergamot and orange, providing a bright and refreshing start. As it evolves, the heart notes of rose, geranium, davana, jasmine, and orchid add layers of floral richness and subtle spice. The base is anchored by cedar, sandalwood, amber, and cashmere wood, creating an enveloping warmth that grounds the composition.
Apply Mukhallath in light layers — it develops richness over time. The citrus and aromatic top notes are most prominent initially, but the base notes will gradually emerge to provide warmth throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Mukhallath, Orientica
Where to buy.
Wear it for a week first
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Still under the radar: loved by 8%, disliked or hated by 33%.