Mongolian Mriga

One of the best from Prin Lomros, astonishing beauty of natural musk It's hard to find a scent from Prin Lomros that I don't like, but this is definitely one of my favorites. The natural musk in this scent is intoxicating. It captures the senses right from the opening, it's deep but soft animalic, it's dirty and yet so gentle at the same time. Its enigmatic character changes from a spicy almost chocolatey combination of musk and oud to a subtle resinous green and earthy aroma from nature. Every time I've worn this, I can't stop sniffing my skin. Musk in its various forms is my soft spot and when it has succeeded in imitating natural musk well or when it really is natural, like here, I'm like in a trance. The flowers in this scent are not distinguishable at all. The spices cannot be distinguished separately either. The greenery is not sharp in any kind of way. The cumin adds a slightly sweaty aroma, but it just enhances the scent, it's utterly sophisticated. No, I don't like the smell of sweat, but "sweaty," as the perfume industry describes the animalistic nuances of Cumin and Caraway, is irresistible. All the notes are perfectly blended and wrapped in a sometimes even sweet musky veil. The aroma is seductive, sensual and sexy. The scent maintains its incredible softness from start to finish and I don't find this to be overpowering or even difficult to wear. Sprayed sparingly, it also doesn't project so much that it would bother others but if you spray it a lot it can be challenging for other people. The scent lasts all day long and it is unisex, but I think I'm in the minority, as women generally don't like to wear these kinds of scents. I think Musk is a scent that is equally attractive regardless of gender. Due to the genuine deer musk, this is unfortunately limited to 150 bottles. Thank you for reading, I hope my review was helpful. I would appreciate a lot if you want to follow me on IG and/or YouTube (English subtitles): @ninamariahperfumes It gives me a lot of motivation to write more.

I have not sampled the original Mriga so bear in mind that most of what I say here is in comparison with Prin's other 'musk scent' - Onthamara. First things first, the price. 420USD for a 30ml is very steep, even in comparison with other Musk based offerings from Elixir Attar, Agar Aura, Ensar Oud etc. Is is worth it? Well... maybe. It is a musky, piney, slightly floral work of art. The fragrance is clearly built around the Mongolian Musk used here but it does seem to have found its place between the rest of the ingredients. This is in contrast with Onthamara that is, to me, unapologetically a musk bomb. Whilst Mongolian Mriga is a skittish gazelle that feeds on violet blossoms hidden away in pine forests - Onthamara is a big stinking stag that comes over and pisses on your face, in the best possible way. On application the musk jumps out wrapped in a little bit of fir, pine, and what I assume is the choya ral. This is pretty much how it remains, with the rest of the notes coming in and out and adding to the beauty of the fragrance. Despite being musk heavy, it is friendly and perhaps a good fragrance to add to your collection if you are wanting to sample a perfume that utilises real musk in a genuinely beautiful composition. Is it worth the 420USD for 30ml? I am not sure. Obviously, if this is nothing to you then by all means go ahead I guarantee that you will not be dissapointed. For the rest of us I would say - sample ---> decant ---> full bottle. 8/10

Underneath the thick carpet of smog coating the sky, and somewhere far off but nearby the city's pulsing machines, lies a forest, where a single sachet of rose petals have been rained on. Prin Lomros has turned the cozy, musky, somewhat sharply clean and "aged" olfactive qualities of Mriga into a feral, musty, somewhat dank and "ancient" perfume of woods and aromatics. Initially, you get a mechanic's oil rag with one of the nicest—ironically—petrol notes I've ever smelled. The citrus, sage, and pine provide a bright, sharp quality to all the creeping darkness that this fragrance promises. As Mongolian Mriga starts to settle, the patchouli, cumin, oud, and deer musk come out to play with notes of chocolate, soil, and foliage. The scent oscillates between smelling rugged and refined, depending on where you "turn your nose," although perhaps the more appropriate dichotomy at play in Prin's work here is that of the natural and mechanical worlds. As opposed to the more natural, soft, and idyllic profile of Mriga, Mongolian Mriga has an oily, lanolin-like quality to it that smells as if you are a trapper wearing deer skins or a drill operator out in the fields, fracking. For whatever whimsical magic has disappeared with Prin's upgrade on Mriga, a sure lot of fear and ferocity has replaced it. Neither comforting nor transcendent, maybe Mongolian Mriga hits the mark closer to our human nature.

Now this is perfumery at its best. A masterpiece . I love this one. Yes it’s challenging to wear. This one you wear for yourself, to enjoy. I have a sample. I need to get a bottle soon before they sell out. This one is only around til supplies last. If u can afford it, but as many as u can find. Because once it’s gone, prices will soar. And u will be able to sell it for double and triple .

Very nice upgrade to from original Mriga to superior Mriga.Musk here is very potent and in your face.Its spicy and green at the same time.Natural musk is expensive and hence the price.Its beautiful and like someone said it something you wear to enjoy yourself.It will be challenging to wear in public.All you need is one single spray.If you are a fan of natural musk it’s a must try.