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Swiss Arabian · Sold as unisex
Mukhalat Barq
The scent of a bustling city street where the freshness of lemon and orange stands out against the rich, smoky aroma of incense stalls and the earthy warmth of patchouli.
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Mukhalat BarqBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Mukhalat Barq by Swiss Arabian is a fragrance that dances between the brightness of citrus and the warmth of woody, spicy accords. The opening notes of bergamot and mandarin orange give way to an intriguing heart of olibanum and rose, adding depth and complexity. At its core, the scent features agarwood (oud), sandalwood, and vanilla, creating a rich and enveloping base that is both comforting and enigmatic.
Given its moderate sillage and long-lasting nature, one or two sprays is sufficient to maintain a subtle yet noticeable presence. The fragrance blooms after an hour, so it's best applied a bit ahead of your plans for maximum impact.
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Where to buy.
Wear it for a week first
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