Musc

Molinard really does things . This is my third fragrance from this house and I see more in my future . They make affordable niche fragrances and each one so far is a statement piece. Molinard Musc (purple bottle) is everything I hoped it would be . It is patchouli , it is nag champa incense , it is the purple butterfly dress purchased in a new age store . First spray can be a bit overwhelming so beware. After that,you get smooth linear nag champa in full bloom . Be prepared to float away to Terrapin Station .

Forget about the notes pyramid... this is just like walking into a hippy shop. Wood carvings, incense sticks and tie dye clothing impregnated with some exotic patchouli oil. An Asian import shop, "Chinaladen" in Germany, or a stall in Camden market in London... that sort of thing. I love it. Incense, patchouli and perhaps some musk and sandalwood. Nag champa incense sticks. I have Al Haramain MAkkah which I used to think smells like Nag Champa, but boy this Molinard Musc here is an even closer match.

I usually do pretty in depth reviews but there is really only one thing to say about this wonderful fragrance..."HEAD SHOP". This smells exactly like a store that I love to shop when I go up to Eureka Springs Arkansas called "Romancing The Stone". It also reminds me of an “all natural earthy” shop that I bought my hemp rope sandals from. Love those sandals by the way! I also mixed a tiny bit of patchouli oil and some Musc in a decant and BAAAM...on point! The perfect head shop fragrance from the 60's

I have been coveting this scent for a while after reading reviews about it smelling like a head shop. Finally I nabbed a small sample on ebay. Oh wow. Just what I expected, but better. Straight up head shop. I instantly was transported to my teen years in the late 90's. Nag champa incense. I love it. Unfortunately my husbands response was not very enthusiastic.

I agree with Jillmcshaw1. Smells just like Nag Champa incense. Moderate sillage and moderate longevity, however it is not expensive, so spray away. I do not sense any patchouli, but if you layer it with patchouli, it takes you straight back to the 60's and early 70's. head shop, tye-dye T-shirt, Birkenstocks and peace signs. I love it.