Moroccan Myrrh by Attar Bazaar is a spicy herbal, deep and resinous scent. It is sweet and nutty, a bit reminiscent of coconut, with notes of cinnamon. In comparison to our Tunisian Myrrh, this one has a slightly sweeter undertone.
Moroccan Myrrh can offer a tropical and exciting mood.
Top notes are Black Pepper, and Bergamot; middle notes are Cardamom, Lavender and Geranium; base notes are Myrrh, Amber and Guaiac Wood.
This is my 2nd time ordering Moroccan Myrrh and I get compliments all the time. Women ask me what I'm wearing. I tell them Moroccan Myrrh from ATTAR BAZAR
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I used to be a Myrrh and Frankincense and that was it. But I've become a scent addict! You've got so many wonderful smelling options. BUT!!! it's nice to know that my GO-TO's are still there and I can still get them when I run low!
i feel all of the reviews are accurate on this site.I feel whoever write the reviews to these fragrances has an intimate knowledge of them. they are not just commodities to be bought and sold, but seem to be respected and loved for their characteristics... I love wearing frankincense and myrrh with a bit more frankincense and having the myrrh peak out here and there with its healing breath to grace my senses. truly a beautiful combo. this myrrh is quite powerful so i usually wear a small amount but it last a good while and is so great when in the background of whatever else it is mixed with.
The aroma or fragrance from this particular attar is overwhelming! It enlivens my well being and also gives an incredible feeling of being in a very healthy state of mind. This attar is one of the best that is offered and the price is an exceptional deal. I am glad I purchased this attar and have been praised for the fragrance when I wear it in public.
This one surprised me. It was my first experience of it. I had another myrrh once, but this is much stronger and sweeter; very sweet in fact, so avoid it if that bothers you. I quite love it so far.
Throughout the years, my favorite go-to fragrance from Attar Bazaar was Arabian Wild Rose. Lately, though, I've found myself powerfully drawn to Moroccan Myrrh. It does indeed have a hint of coconut and some light spice, which elevates the depth of the myrrh and makes the whole scent a bit more playful. It also lasts well through the day, but is never overpowering. This is definitely a fragrance that I will treasure!