Mithqal

For the price, this is a bargain. It literally sticks and sits! Head turner, instant compliments all day. You can smell the floral and jasmine married well in this blend, reminds me of the perfume shops that you can smell in the high end malls that you know their sales assistants are spraying best sellers in the air to attract customers. You CANNOT go wrong with this one. The box and gold on the bottle is a little on the cheaper quality, but hey the aim is the juice 🤣. Even a slight spray on my left arm 2 hrs ago is still going. Whoever left the first review is misleading. Go watch the youtube reviews and get organic reactions.

I love 💙 this fragrance. It’s sexy & it’s fresh all in one. Can be worn daily night or day. You get this beautiful rose 🌹 and white floral that’s toned down with amber and mush with that patchouli and it’s very sexy. Not feminine leaning nor masculine leaning. Straight down the middle as unisex. Just a phenomenal fragrance that turns heads and can be worn year round.

Gris Dior's opening wrapped in a candied amber lolly shell. Has that same musky patchouli-rose feel, but just much fruitier. I can see why the comparisons are made, but this is in no way identical to Gris Dior, much too sweet. Perfect for warm/cool weather, projects very loudly off the skin before settling down after an hour or so.

This perfume was a blind buy for me and also my first (and highly anticipated) introduction into the world of Arabic fragrances! It was between a Lattafa fragrance and Mithqal but after reading and watching several reviews I decided to go with Mithqal. The bottle itself is gorgeous, very classic and simple in the best way. The fragrance is definitely sophisticated! I'm typically a sensually sweet with notes of fruit or caramel/vanilla type of woman so this was a bit of a pivot for me. However, I see the value in owning a scent like this. Some say it leans more masculine or more feminine but to me this is a perfect example of a truly unisex fragrance. Every note listed is present but, in my opinion, the standouts are the mango, patchouli, rose & musk. The mango note is not a juicy or lush type but more like a dried mango that's been ground along with patchouli into a soft powder. I think this combination is what gives what others have described as the "fizziness". The rose note is more coy, only making pastel appearances so if you're worried about a bouquet overload- don't be! The musk note is ever present and gives the scent that "crushed" vibe, it also keeps the fragrance perfectly unisex. Many reviewers claimed that this fragrance is a head turner and I agree. This is one of those incredible scents that has such great sillage and projection that you'll definitely have people-even if questioning quietly in their head-wondering who it is that smells so good. Finally, I love to layer and I feel that this is a great frag for both layering and for wearing alone. So far, I've layered this with a chocolate scented shea butter and once with Bohemian Oud by Zara. The final product of the layering for both was heavenly. This scent plays well with gourmands for sure. I give this fragrance a 7.5/10! 💡 EDIT: I had a lightbulb moment today where I realized Mithqal smells like a perfectly unisex version of Marc Jacob’s Decadence! These two fragrances are definitely siblings.

A surprisingly high quality dupe or inspired fragrance of Dior's Gris Montaigne / Gris Dior. This is definitely sweeter / slightly fruitier than Dior, but otherwise the exact same DNA - dries down similarly as well. Mithqal also has fantastic performance, just open the cap and it fills a room. I kind of wish I knew this before purchasing - This is not a DNA I'm particular to, but highly recommend for anyone who love this scent DNA family!