Frequently Asked Questions about Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani
What does Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani smell like?
Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani features top notes of Aldehydes and Citruses, middle notes of Jasmine, Musk, and Rose, and base notes of Amber, Cedarwood, and Vanilla.
How long does Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani last?
Based on user reviews, Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani?
Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani?
Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani was created by Julie Massé.
When was Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani released?
Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani was released in 2019.
What season is Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani best for?
According to user reviews, Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani is best suited for Spring and Summer.
Musc Shamal by Giorgio Armani — Notes, Reviews & Ratings (2019)
Musc Shamal is an incredibly addicting and enjoyable take on clean, soapy musks which I really enjoy. It opens with a thick, soapy cloud of aldehydes with a touch of citrus to aid that fresh kick, before the musk presents itself. Most likely ambrette has been used here for that musky accord, it’s sweet and clean yet does have a subtle hint of bitterness to it which is lovely. Soft rose and Jasmine add to the cleanliness of the scent, while vanilla and cedar enhance the powdery, sweet facets. This is a strange one to me - my mind keeps switching between whether I love it or not, but I think I do. It’s a great addition to any aldehyde lover’s collection, and is a brilliant interpretation of ambrette. This is one of my go to’s when I want something clean, simple and sophisticated without getting bored.
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3 years ago
Musc Shamal, from Giorgio Armani was released in 2019. The perfumer behind this creation is Julie Massé. It has the top notes of Aldehydes and Citruses, middle notes of Jasmine, Musk, and Rose, and base notes of Amber, Cedarwood, and Vanilla.
Musc Shamal is an incredibly addicting and enjoyable take on clean, soapy musks which I really enjoy. It opens with a thick, soapy cloud of aldehydes with a touch of citrus to aid that fresh kick, before the musk presents itself. Most likely ambrette has been used here for that musky accord, it’s sweet and clean yet does have a subtle hint of bitterness to it which is lovely. Soft rose and Jasmine add to the cleanliness of the scent, while vanilla and cedar enhance the powdery, sweet facets. This is a strange one to me - my mind keeps switching between whether I love it or not, but I think I do. It’s a great addition to any aldehyde lover’s collection, and is a brilliant interpretation of ambrette. This is one of my go to’s when I want something clean, simple and sophisticated without getting bored.