Mutamayez

For me, when I sprayed it for the first time it was a WOW moment. I wasn't expecting it to be so fine. I have spent time in the middle east and this smell does appear quite often. I like it and have always liked it. I don't get pine nor orange and I am not sure those molecules are even really present. I think imagination is playing tricks on people. I get oud, patchouli, amber, vetiver as the main parts. A bit of cashmere is in there too. Perhaps a touch of cedar. I have incense that I bought in the ME that smells very much like this. I am loving it. It is much different than anything anyone else is wearing around me that is for sure. Long: 10/10 Proj : 8/10 Sill : 8/10 Scent: 10/10 Overall: 9.5/10

I'm not a fan of overpowering ouds, which is one of the reasons I really like this warm, sweet, spicy scent: I pick up some Pine, Clove and Amber, balanced out by a nice, subtle oud. The longevity is decent, but unfortunately I've been frustrated with the projection. Generally I'm not someone who wants to smoke everyone out with my frag, but this seems to become a skin-scent quickly, and that's all she wrote. I might need to experiment more with moisturizing before spraying, or applying to clothing...

Just ordered this on sale on Amazon for 19$ can't wait to try it will update after it arrives at that price If I don't like it I can resell it for more on eBay. Maybe Baghdad baby wipes? Or Turkish baby powder ? Pakistani version of canoe? It smells lovely like I'd imagine an Arabic barber shop would smell unique for sure and STRONG careful with this one fellas.

This is my favorite perfume, and my go-to. This is the one that I have gotten most attention by using. It lasts very long, over 8 hours. This perfume is not guaranteed to be appreciated as much in a western society, as this type of scent is alien to a western settings. This is the type of smell that is mostly used by orientals.

Masculine, woody, slightly sweet, and almost barber shop like. It smells like a bar of soap I came across in the past (not sure which one, maybe Imperial Leather). Pine, clove, and vetiver are the prominent notes to my nose. I smell no oud here. It's a unique scent. Mature gentlemen would dig it.

In Malaysia this is the smell of a childhood candy called the “Victory Super Mint Chewing Gum” and it is a spot on! Imagine a coooold, sweeeet, aromaticcc, cozy scent. Yup. As a women, I would wear this!

ah very nice cologne like an ambery fougere with a touch of oud.

Got a compliment that i smell like the Dubai airport. lol

I was really excited to get my hands on this after wathcing some YouTube reviews. Typically the hype boosted sales so it 4 months before I finally got my hands on a bottle (Notino to the rescue). As one would expect from Swiss Arabian it is a high quality, natural smelling scent but on my skin it smells rather weird. It's different from any I've had before or currently own. It has a dry and green orange zest feel coupled with pine and other rather odd green, herbal notes. The only combination I can put that down to is perhaps the Cardamom, Cloves and Vetiver although none of them is particularly recognisable, individually so from that point of view I suppose it is very well blended. I have tried it a few times now and in different settings, weather conditions and have grown to appreciate it but I can't say that I truly 'like' it. Of course it depends on personal skin moisture and chemistry but on me I can't get past the 'weirdness' that stops it being something I can wear. I can see it being something that I would dig out occasionally just to remind myself what it is like but not actually wear it out anywhere. I'm sure there will be many out there who can really pull this off - I'm just sad I'm not one them.

French and Italian fragrance houses really need to look to their laurels these days. The rise and rise of Middle Eastern perfumers have seen to that. No longer can they be dismissed as mere clone zones. When I look at my own modest collection which includes all the old faithfuls- PdM, TF, Hermes, Chanel et al. - I more often than not find myself reaching for an Armaf, an Aard al Zaafaran or, as here, a Swiss Arabian. Here the perfumer’s art has created a supremely well-balanced original blend that announces itself with bright orange and pine notes that proceed to warm up with cedar wood, cardamom, musk and Oud. This is a quiet masterpiece that I use on colder days but it’s versatility is such that it is a great all-rounder that makes its presence felt wherever it goes. I get a great performance that sees me comfortably through the working day. A great tribute to the perfumer and the house.

People keep claiming orange in here, but I can’t find anything remotely citrus here. Oud, but more of a synthetic incense version of it, cashmere wood, a hint of cedar, and a light leather note. This was a blind buy for me, and it’s kind of its own thing. Maybe it could be a M7 clone if the person who crafted it was working from a memory and not a full palette of ingredients. I honestly find it closer to Nasomatto Duro than M7. No matter what it is, it’s a pleasant fragrance that will make you stand out. It’s definitely better when the temps get below 60°f. This has the opportunity to become an obnoxious beast. With its longevity, if you spray too much it’ll easily overpower a room. Stick to 4 or less sprays. 3 or less if you’re putting it on clothes instead of skin.

This is actually pretty nice. I'm not a big fan of citrus but in this case, the orange and the cloves are blend beautifully with the amber and musk obtaining for a great experience. There's something sparkly which is probably the cashmere and there's other spices giving a subtle sweet warmth to the fragrance. I don't smell any oud on this one. Performance is good. Great for the price.

Gorgeous oriental woody fragrance this one. I'm a huge cashmeran fan and you certainly get it in this not overpowering but good enough. Bit on the sweet side to with the mandarin and pine interesting combo kind of reminds me of walking into a fragrant clean video shop back when I was 8 yrs old. Perfect sillage and longevity, quite good value really.

Interesting scent, quite nice, warm and spicy, good value for what it is , not for everyone, test before you buy. Good performance, reasonably well long lasting, good projection don't overspray, definitely a more mature males fragrance,(in my mid 50s)

Smoothly blended and "full". A bit like a Middle Eastern sort of candy floss (cotton candy), in a good way. Very nice, a genuine pleasure to wear. Better than its' price.

This Mutamayez is definitely something special! It's a warm and spicy scent that lasts all day long. I get compliments whenever I wear it.

I'm not sure what year my bottle is, I've only had it since 2018. But, this thing is POWERFUL. I mean huge. I can barely stand it. It's got the cashmere thing going at 100 miles an hour. Not my type, but the quality is definitely there. Because of the projection, I can only use half sprays. That's right, half sprays. I did one full spray on each side of my neck one time and never again will I do it. This has the Oud going on; I'm talking OUD. There are some sweet spices too, I cannot get a handle on all of it, maybe it's the cloves, but for anyone looking at a bottle of this, the longevity and projection are eternal. Not for timid! Powerful stuff from 2018. Is this like M7 ? No way, not even close. This is unique. You must be comfortable with the cashmere and oud because it's in your face until you wash it off. The clove reminds me of Superman by AL Rehab or something. That thing is clove HEAVY-DUTY. Definitely, this Mutamayez is an EDP like no other. Swiss Arabian makes another home run hit! Price 10/10. Quality 10/10. Longevity 10/10. Projection 10/10. Overall 8.5/10. ***why did I rate overall 8.5? The oud just is putting me off; Headache inducing. They need to cut the oud back just a little and ramp up something not as powerful, but just as long lasting; maybe the pine???

This is a left-field impression for sure but I really get the smell of banana from this - think that comes from the orange fruit and the clove but am not sure. Like the synthetic banana in a banana yogurt or so forth. I can also get the listed notes like pine and orange but my natural impression remains banana. Overall this doesn't smell bad but is a bit unusual and I definitely wouldn't buy a full bottle.

#56 in my "Tour de Fragrance" of 250 scents in 250 days. If you like wood and oud, this may be your jam, it's just not mine. Nothing unisex about this one at all. I imagine the well-oiled mahogany paneling of an exclusive men's club smells something like this. If you like that in a fragrance, you'll be thrilled with this scent and the price, but I fear those around me who catch a whiff of this, and they absolutely will, may think I've been polishing the furniture. So I'll pass this along to someone who can appreciate this class of scents more than I.

Easy pass for me. Maybe good for someone that works at home or for all the ppl that swear "they wear fragrances for themselves". I am neither of the 2 and this smells repulsive on me. I am not a pine clove or oud fan so of course I would not like it as those are the 3 notes that stick out on my skin. Sure it lasts all day but it's not a compliment getter as I like compliments although most ppl won't compliment you anyway but will give a smile. No I did not blind buy it TBH I had a decant of it for awhile and after 2 wearings it's in the trash.