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King Masarat
by Xerjoff
King Masarat by Xerjoff is a rich, sweet oud-centric fragrance with a radiant opening of blood orange and lavender, leading into a creamy vanilla core enriched with licorice, jasmine, and rose. The middle and base notes are dominated by layered Thai, Borneo, and Cambodian ouds, creating a warm, smooth, and deeply intoxicating profile. It evolves slowly, maintaining a soft and intimate character throughout its wear, with a persistent sweetness that blends floral, woody, and slightly synthetic elements. The scent is strongest in cooler weather and performs best during evening wear, offering a deeply personal and immersive experience rather than a powerful projection. While its longevity is moderate rather than exceptional, this is balanced by a beautifully blended composition that feels both intricate and cohesive.
Pros
- +The fragrance has a unique blend of sweet, spicy, and creamy notes that create a truly distinctive character.
- +It is well-blended with smooth transitions between accords, making it feel cohesive and elegant.
- +The sillage is intimate yet noticeable, making it ideal for personal or evening wear.
Cons
- −Longevity is moderate, with many users noting it fades within 7 hours.
- −Some users find the vanilla and synthetic elements to be overly prominent or plasticky in its early phase.
- −It is not a crowd-pleaser, and some find the animalic or sweet barnyard accords off-putting.