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Musc Moschus
The quiet intimacy of a cozy library where soft spices mingle with the earthy scent of aged wood and vanilla.
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Musc MoschusHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019 by Rania J perfumes and colognes, Musc Moschus is a fragrance designed to evoke the warmth and depth of musk. Created by Rania Jouaneh, this unisex scent opens with a bright citrus accord that cuts through the richness of powdery and woody notes. The heart features iris and soft spicy elements, adding complexity without overpowering the blend. As it settles into its base, vanilla and fruity accents complement the musky warmth, creating an enveloping and intimate aroma.
Apply Musc Moschus in light, even sprays to avoid overwhelming its delicate balance. The citrus notes are quick to fade, so it’s best to rely on the musky base for longevity. This fragrance reads better close to skin than from a distance, so layers of application will enhance its subtle warmth.
Fig. 01 — Musc Moschus, Rania J
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Rania Jouaneh
Rania Jouaneh was born in Jordan, the great-granddaughter of a Middle Eastern spice trader, and moved with her family through Morocco before settling in France.
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