Mystique Homme Al Haramain

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6.8 / 10 45 Ratings

Mystique Homme is a perfume by Al Haramain for men. The release year is unknown. The scent is oriental-synthetic. It is still in production.

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Fragrance Notes

Top Notes	Lavender, Bergamot, Elemi resin, Orange
Heart Notes	Mint, Orange blossom, Jasmine
Base Notes	Tobacco, Musk, Gaiac wood

Ratings

Scent

6.8 (45 Ratings)

Longevity

7.3 (39 Ratings)

Sillage

7.1 (40 Ratings)

Bottle

6.3 (48 Ratings)

Submitted by Ergreifend, last update on 02.11.2019

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07/28/2019

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DrGourmand
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DrGourmand

3

Neither Mystique nor Homme nor mystique man

Who doesn't know Jennifer Lawrence as Mystique, a deep blue beauty, mysterious and magical can change her appearance and language in seconds and imitate every human being. An elemental force of brilliance and virtuosity, a dark, unfathomable mystery.
And Homme? Man! The man from Mystique? Just masculine? Masculine? Only for men?
Even the mystique one remains hidden for me!
What does all this have to do with the perfume that Mystique Homme uses? Nothing Absolutely nothing! Here I find nothing mystical, nothing that even remotely reminds me of the attractive, blue beauty and certainly nothing purely masculine. Maybe that's not what I wanted!? And that's how what we have stays. A not unpleasant fragrance with a citrusy beginning and a floral-sweet course, dominated by orange notes. Rounded off by some woody tobacco, the musk tones haunt me for a long time. A common world fragrance which is offered in variations by many companies and for which probably in its arbitrariness, only few can really inspire themselves.
I have it now, of course I will not throw it away, but I will not wear it, but it will find its use.

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06/15/2018

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Darkbeat
162 Reviews

Darkbeat

2

A cool oriental, beautiful and economical.

Fresh oriental perfume, with a citrus and resinous exquisite opening, sometimes a little balsamic and sometimes it becomes something floral, mysterious, to end with a dark and warm background of woods with musky tobacco. I can not say another thing about this fragrance ... I love it.

In some moments of the perfume, I have brought back memories of Sculpture by Nikos, but it does not smell similar, it is simply that somewhere in its development it reminds me, I suppose it will be the bergamot and the orange blossom that are the notes they share, not I know.

It is a very durable perfume that projects very well, I think it could be timeless, it dresses well in all seasons and can be used without problems both day and night.

Unbeatable quality / price.

Sorry for my bad english.

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06/05/2018

9.0 8.0 9.0 9.0/10

Terente
31 Reviews

Terente

2

Unique, fresh and revigorating

This perfume has re-opened my "appetite" for Arabic perfumes. Wore it more than 20 years ago.
I (just) bought it for 6 euros(!). It was a blind buy, based on rating and reviews from fragrantica and, partly, on some reviews from Aoro/Notino Romania, my country.
It has a nice, matte bottle with a metallic collar at the top with the name of brand/perfume on it. The cap is metallic, coated at interior with plastic.
The scent is eminently masculine, absolutely unique, not unisex: it is not sweet (in the sense of sugary, gourmand) as some say, but perfectly fresh. It smells more expensive than the price, and the mixture is well homogenized. As I said, the smell is nice: a fresh camphorized dominant mixed with elemi, lavender and citrus. The musk note is also present at the end. I didn't notice the tobacco note, though I would have liked it. The performances are very good: longevity is very good and it has strong projection in the first 2-3 hours. Ratings from here are too low, IMHO. After that it fades progressively but slowly and become skin scent. Overall, I would give it a score of 8.5/10.

PS: nothing in common with PR 1 Million, as some people say on other sites. :)

05/14/2018

5.0 6.0 7.0 7.0/10

Leimbacher
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Leimbacher

Very helpful Review 5

Men of the Sparolymp

This Al Haramain isn't mystical, but for fans from "Sculpture" to "Le Male", European fragrance legends of the 90s, this Arabic copycat can be worth a test. Or even blind buying at that price. To the emergency, one gives away it further to a more undemanding and unsuspecting relative. No one will smell bad with this. On the contrary.

"Mystique Homme" is the classic fresh sugar scent from 25 years ago. Jacques Bogart and Laura Biagotti say hello. Orange blossom kisses cotton candy, fresh shower cuddles cheeky fruit. Sometimes close to headaches, but mostly universally applicable, higher quality than its price, more coherent than it would have any right. My "Sculpture" from back then smells better, but the "Sculpture" from the current shelves is (unfortunately) not much more noble or different. "Mystique Homme" didn't exactly eat inspiration with spoons, but as a copy and safe flashback it does little wrong.

Flacon: reminiscent of "The Game", fits well in the hand. But something else is really pretty.
Sillage: does not make waves. But neither is he a still water.
Shelf life: 6 hours, that's great.

Conclusion: a good alternative to "Sculpture" and other 90s Sweethearts. For the small purse even more so. Although the models are now just as cheap and often unfortunately reformulated