MAISON ANTHONY MARMIN MUKHALLAT DE MEDELLIN || MIDDLE-EAST FEAT. SOUTH AMERICA

Middle-eastern DNA and South American vibes. Impossible? Nah! Maison Anthony Marmin has made it possible with one of the most beautiful attars which they name Mukhallat De Medellin. The word Mukhallat in Arabic means mixture. Mukhallat De Medellin is a wonderful mixture of some of the most beautiful notes of vetiver from Medellin and coffee from Colombia. An attar where east meets west and the inspiration behind such an approach was triggered by the fact that Colombia is one of the world's biggest vetiver producers and what is Colombia without coffee. An attar worthy of praise. It's unique, elegant and very intoxicating. The oud unleashes its true nature towards the dry-down revealing the middle-eastern DNA while creating the most beautiful scent with the help of other notes. It leaves a lasting impression on people around you. Find out more details in my review.
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[@zerofull6936]

These attars lift one out of the mundane into higher regions of perception.

[@brian19869]

Excellent statement. Love that perspective. Thank you.

[@shivavereen7824]

Marmin is my go to House for atars. He is welled priced, promptly delivers, and his Atars wear very well on me. Sheikh Al Faransi, Nedjima, Imperial Musk, and African Musk are my most worn atars. Marmin has a customer for life.

[@brian19869]

Fantastic. Totally agree with you. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@junboo8730]

“ On KZbin people are not doing these reviews” And that is exactly why you are unique on KZbin. I’m so glad I found your channel.

[@brian19869]

Thank you so much for your support. Yes, I always try to mention things that others skip, but I feel that as a normal fragrance user, I should keep it simple and easy so that a person who's never heard about things will be able to understand easily.

[@shivavereen7824]

Yesss…. I’m so done with the “Lists” on top of “Lists”. I see most fragrance reviewers today, grifting off of the list marketing, which say they have a very minuscule relationship with their fragrances that they are gifted to Shepard us into buying. They are unable to smell and describe their experiences…. Just get content.

[@brian19869]

@@shivavereen7824 I hope that my contents don't fall in that negative vibe category. I always take my time with the fragrance before sharing my experiences. Definitely not a fan of doing couple of sprays and immediately spitting out words. I try my best to understand what's going on and how things develop. Also, when I make list kinda video, I always mention those fragrances that I've reviewed already.

[@shivavereen7824]

@@brian19869 Most people of a serious curiosity will definitely grasps your description and a connection to what you are reviewing. I believe the mature fragrance enthusiasts are looking for intimate reviewing. You’re SOLID my Guy. Definitely.

[@brian19869]

This means a lot for me. That's very encouraging.

[@jonassmith2983]

Another wonderful review. From what I can understand, this seems to be a very unique oil and it will stand out. Excellent review.

[@brian19869]

Thank you

[@junboo8730]

Another one for the list. Can’t wait to try this house. Waiting for all your recommendations to go and do the order.

[@brian19869]

They have authentic ambergris attar, but damn that's expensive. Sheikh Al Faransi is next in line. Like I always mention. Remember that these attars are high quality and has authentic ingredients. Each skin type will react differently, so just be prepared and give it time.

[@junboo8730]

@@brian19869 I will💪

[@brian19869]

@@junboo8730 bon voyage

[@RobertLaTuso]

I have 30 attars from Maison Anthony Marmin, some of my favorites are Amber Ash Sheikh (beast mode), Oud Assam (Mint,Sandalwood,Oud), Taif (discontinued), Sheik Al Faransi, and Musk Aswad (strong Black Musk) to name a few ;) If anyone has tried “Oceanic Musk” please let me know the performance and what it smells like?

[@junboo8730]

@@RobertLaTuso Thankkkk you Robert will be checking them out really soon.

[@RobertLaTuso]

Maison Anthony Marmin is my go to house for Attars (35+) in My collection. (Amber Ash Sheikh, “Taif” and Musk Aswad are some favorites) “Scentsbyskanda” from Etsy also has phenomenal Attars with great complexity and longevity

[@brian19869]

Very happy to hear back from someone who has extensive experience in MAM items. I feel lile they're the niche house in this field and deserves way more exposure. I was very surprised when I searched for reviews before buying and found little to none from the western part. Thus I tried my best to put the information out there. Thank you for sharing your experience and thoughts.

[@RobertLaTuso]

@@brian19869 Since you describe them so well, Use your platform to bring them to a wider audience?! If you would appreciate any recommendations from MAM or SBS, don’t hesitate to reach out

[@brian19869]

@@RobertLaTuso Really appreciate the encouragement and positivity. I have a few in my purchase list, especially Seikh Al Faransi and Parisian Musk. Is the latter too feminine or a well balanced unisex smell?

[@RobertLaTuso]

@@brian19869 Parisian Musk is a feminine attar. Sheikh Al Faransi is a must buy from the house! Oud Assam is fantastic for the Spring/Summer and smells very similar to Jubilation 25 from Amouage! Attars which lean towards the Arabic direction and some of My favorites are “Musk Aswad’ (Black Musk), Mukhallat Badawi, and “Amber Ash Sheikh” (excellent review on “takeonethingoff”)

[@brian19869]

Thank you so much. Seikh Al Faransi will be inbound very soon and I’ll order the smaller ones of some that you mentioned here. Had my eyes on them too. 🙂

[@Mahir_uc]

Yeah exactly this smells like Paan 😅the day I used it I knew what I was smelling but very premium.

[@brian19869]

Agreed. A huge population is not familiar with that smell, so I thought I should put some visuals in my review so that the knowledge spreads. 🙂 I hope you liked the review.

[@RobertLaTuso]

@@brian19869 Your reviews for these attars are spot on…I hope you review more from this house!

[@brian19869]

@@RobertLaTuso i hope so. Quality stuff and great experience

[@acridpie4492]

Idk why every Mukhallat I have tried smelled like Betel Leaf and most of the times the stuffing of betel leaf that is consumed in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. I just can't stand with it . Very difficult to wear it

[@brian19869]

Not an expert here, but I think the way they mix certain ingredients create that vibe and yes, it's not easy for everyone to tolerate that smell. Even people used to seeing betel leaf all the time sometimes don't like the smell.