Morocco

Reminds me the smell of Moroccanoil, and I love it. It gives this lovely experience of argan oil and it's really fresh. Lasts for 8-10 h for me. Strange that some say that it only lasts for an hour or so. People will notice you when you're using it. Not in a sence that it's strong, but I've received questions if I'm using Moroccanoil when i wear this fragrance. Which I don't. So good sillage. Everyone keeps nagging that this is a dupe or that it's overrated. But so is Asad Lattafa and that fragrance smells like a universal cleaner. I have no idea why that fragrance gets so high rankings. This is my opinion and solely mine. You may or may not like this one, that's up to you. If you like the smell of argan oil right out the shower, you're gonna love this one.

This captivating fragrance beckons you into a world of vibrant markets and hidden treasures of Marrakech. Imagine wandering through the labyrinthine alleyways, where the air is filled with the scent of almond pastries and exotic spices. Morocco captures the essence of this bustling city, blending sweet almond, fruity accents, and warm spices with a touch of vanilla and amber. Its powdery undertones evoke a sense of mystery and allure, reminiscent of the hidden gems found within the ancient souks. Personally, I am very happy with this fragrance, I tried and own many fragrances from Superz, this one stands out for sure!

- sweet, milky, caramelized, soft, powdery, soapy - the tonka bean also adds to the softness, near the dry-down the sandalwood emerges - all of this is balanced by fresh citrus and lavender notes, but in a way that these are "not recognizable" — meaning you don’t consciously identify them as "this is citrus," yet they are present, and precisely because of them the sweetness doesn’t become suffocating - a very unique, exceptionally nice scent - The most important words that describe the perfume (for me) are: soft, milky. 10/9

SUPERZ. Morocco is remarkably unique, blending creamy and spicy notes with the sweetness of vanilla and almond. It's an aroma I've never encountered before, exuding an opulent richness reminiscent of the finest Moroccan argan oil. Its versatility is impressive, suitable for almost any setting and season, and perfect for both day and night wear. The fragrance is not only long-lasting but also has excellent sillage, striking a balance between being noticeable and subtly intimate.

Holiday candle vibes. Not bad, not very long lasting. Update: I’ve had this for almost a year now and it is smelling much richer and longer lasting than it was (10 hrs). The combination of vanilla, amber, and its powdery clean notes are just great for all year round. It’s a solid 8.5/10.