Gulf Fragrance Guide
fragrance note
24 perfumes
Historically derived from the perineal glands of the civet cat, modern perfumery utilizes synthetic alternatives to recreate this potent, animalic musk. Its profile is intensely fecal, leathery, and warm, possessing a raw, skin-like sensuality. Primarily a base note, it acts as a powerful fixative, adding depth and a provocative edge to complex blends. In the Gulf, civet is cherished for its ability to amplify the richness of aged oud and Taif rose, providing a dark, opulent foundation for traditional mukhallats.

Khadlaj

Parfums de Marly

Van Cleef & Arpels

Givenchy

Amouage

Amouage

Amouage

Slava Zaitsev

Amouage

Tom Ford

Boucheron

Emanuel Ungaro

Givenchy

Cartier

Chanel

Armaf

Blend Oud

Robert Piguet

Joop!

Elizabeth Taylor

Carolina Herrera

Laura Biagiotti

Houbigant

Dana