Mosha'a

This is an interesting and yet pretty basic oriental scent, absolutely fantastic for layering anything. I have liked this since the beginning, but only now, about 2 years old, is the broth starting to be ”ready”. The floral notes have receded nicely and a very deep honeyed wood scent has taken its place. In some crazy way, this has been macerated like a more feminine and sophisticated version of Honey Aoud. Beautiful oriental, I really recommend it.

A good unisex fragrance. The opening is floral but has a feel of warm spiciness/woodiness to it. There's a slight tint of sweetness to it - vanilla and raspberry being in the base note. This smells like very 'middle eastern'. It reminds me of arab men/women when you pass by you in a mall and you catch whiffs of the leftover sillage. The scent is wearable for both day and night, however, winter and Fall nights are the best time to wear this scent. I would definitely rock this scent when going for Friday prayers. The longevity is unfortunately not that strong. The longevity is moderate with moderate sillage and projection. You will have to apply at least 6-7 sprays of it for good performance. The price value is not that bad. I would recommend to try Lattafa products over this.

A very nice and unique find. I can smell guaiac wood, which is not listed, but makes it bear some distant similarity to Mandragola or Alma Pure by Moresque

Tried at Ajmal today, on paper! The opening was fresh woody and spicey. Has a fresh clean floral feel(Rose with white flowers) with a very little soapy feel to it. It gives a hint of Oud like leathery aspect but doesn't have Oud accord. Maybe its a woody fragrance chemical with leathery facet to it. Dry down after 4 hours Jasmine, white flower, lily of valey like floral aspect maybe from Hedione. Amber like sweet pungent sour note. Vetiver+Cedar+sweetness like woody note with freshness. It has a detergent like fresh note till dry down. There is a Rosewood like smell too, and a slight turpentine like facet. This dry down reminds me 80% of an Attar from Surrati named 'Woody Oud'. There seems Cedral Acetate type note, overall. Longevity (4/5)- projecting till 2.5 hours on paper strip Sillage (-/5)- cant predict on skin, moderate on paper Overall (3/5) Suitable to little mature, not for very young crowd. Anorher attar named Mubakhar smelled similar.

same smell like blue sapphire, Al Qurashi blend, Taif el Emarat (Kuwait perfume), but much weaker and shorter longevity

Ajmal Moshaa. A spicy, floral, amber. Hard to describe, there's nothing really like it. Quite nice.