Muhit

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) Muhit Al Absar is one of those fragrances that just makes life easy. If you’re familiar with that fresh, luxurious vibe from Louis Vuitton fragrances, this definitely gives you that same high-end feel without the stress on your wallet. The scent opens up super clean and citrusy, with a fresh, slightly fruity brightness that instantly feels uplifting. As it settles, you get that smooth musky and powdery backbone with a touch of amber warmth and a fresh spicy kick that keeps things interesting. It’s aromatic, green, and just overall very put together. This is my go-to when I don’t know what to wear. It’s an easy grab—no thinking needed—because I know I’m going to smell clean, fresh, and confident every single time. It’s not overpowering, but it definitely gets noticed. Compliments come easy with this one. If you want something fresh, versatile, and consistently reliable, this is a must-have in the rotation.

It opens very fizzy and bright thanks to the mint and peach, which are noticeable right away. It settles almost immediately into a sweeter base where the mint disappears almost completely and the combo dates/fig/ambrette dominates the scene. It's very pleasant, it's not overly sweet, but airy. The more it dries down, the more I appreciate it. This one is very good, idk why people don't talk about this more. also, the notes are wrong on this site. If you want to see the real ones, just go watch the og

This rating is pure trolling but keep it up and this will be my little secret. At first though it was alittle too feminine for me but after getting positive feedback wearing it more than a few times I changed my mind. Definitely unisex but wife says it leans toward men when she sampled it. 8/10 from me PS the accords in the profile above are terribly wrong. Not fruit besides citrus, no powder at all, not a amber scent and nothing animalic to my nose. ...... THEY FIXED IT !!!

Amazing under the radar dupe of Pacific Chill. First run sold out, and seems to be back making the rounds. Saw it recently on Whatnot.

I really enjoy this one. It was the perfect scent for me this summer. This was my go to scent for my trips to the gym.

I didn't have the chance to try the original LV fragrance, but it's a very nice, delicate summer scent. However, it's not perfect, it's a bit sweet for my taste and a bit feminine, so it's an absolutely unisex scent. Unfortunately, its longevity is not the best, 4-5 hours on the skin and a little more on clothes. Its projection is weak-medium, despite the fact that I let it mature for months, and I'm reviewing it now because the scent and its strength haven't changed in a while. But to talk about the scent, it's a citrusy (although more like lemon peel because it's a bit bitter for a while) gingery opening with some creamy undertones, you can feel the tea in the background, it doesn't just hide, but is an integral part of the opening, after drying, the slight bitter scent reminiscent of citrus peel disappears, and a lemony candy sweet, gingery tea scent remains. Its projection extends up to an arm's length and lasts for 1-1.5 hours, then quickly becomes close to the skin. I have mixed feelings about this juice, if its projection were better and its durability reached 6-7 hours then it would be absolutely worth the price, which was about 35€ + 3€ for shipping, but I won't buy it again, there are much longer-lasting fragrances for a similar price.

Side by side comparaison with Pacific Chill. Opening is fruity, musky, citrusy, watery - very nice. But after about 1h it becomes quite flat and uninspiring : musk heavy, citrusy smell with almost no fruits. Longevity is also bad : 4h. Ok scent as it gets decently close to Pacific Chill, especially the 1st hour.

I got a sample from the first run (I think). LV Pacific Chill with very very good longevity on paper. Update: I'm testing longevity a second time on paper of of Al Absar Muhit alongside Maison Alhambra Jean Lowe Vibe, and it seems Jean Lowe Vibe actually has moderately better projection (noticeably better) throughout its life and a similar longevity. I can still smell them very faintly on paper after 24 hours. I tried to spray equal amounts of both on the paper strips. Also, Jean Lowe Vibe is slightly fruiter (more apricot I think), and therefore more interesting. On skin, I got basically the same results with their differences in projection, longevity, and scent. Al Absar Muhit lasted so so so much longer the very first time I tested its longevity on paper a few months ago. Strange.

Tested this side by side with Pacific Chill.. come on, man.. a 40$ fragrance is on par with a 300$ one. I love the smell so much, and I've been gatekeeping this. I blind bought this last summer and was totally impressed. It's worth every penny, it's very very close. It's only missing a little bit of the dates and apricot, but they are present. But it's exactly like Pacific Chill, which is fruit infused water. 10/10 for a clone. Performs very well, 6-7 hours, good projection. Love it, buy it if you're thinking about it.

What is it with all the trolls lately downvoting all new entries?? Get a life!

I've been gatekeeping this till Ash from Gents Scents leaked it