Majime

Myrrh Omumbiri by Himba opens with a lively snap of cracked black pepper, bright pink pepper, and sparkling bergamot. Rather than greeting you with da… Show more

Myrrh Omumbiri by Himba opens with a lively snap of cracked black pepper, bright pink pepper, and sparkling bergamot. Rather than greeting you with dark, churchy smoke, it immediately feels refreshing, aromatic, and invigorating. As the initial citrus sparkle settles, a crisp heart of African geranium and dewy jasmine brings an herbal, clean brightness that keeps the scent light on its feet. The dry-down introduces wild Namibian myrrh, smooth cedarwood, soft sandalwood, and clean musk, creating a gentle resinous warmth that rests close to the skin. It wears like a crisp linen shirt scented with earthy sap and sunshine, making it an easy companion for daily errands, casual weekend lunches, and professional office settings. Show less

Kill Me Softly is a bright citrus aromatic that moves from juicy orange and lemon into a neroli and orange blossom heart, with lavender and rosemary a… Show more

Kill Me Softly is a bright citrus aromatic that moves from juicy orange and lemon into a neroli and orange blossom heart, with lavender and rosemary adding a clean, herbal lift. As it dries down, ambergris style warmth and ambrette musk soften the edges, so it can read like a polished cologne, with a white floral glow rather than a sharp citrus. Show less

Phobos by Royal Crown opens with a bold, dusty kick of earthy iris, dry cedarwood, and bittersweet saffron, backed by a subtle flick of herbal coriand… Show more

Phobos by Royal Crown opens with a bold, dusty kick of earthy iris, dry cedarwood, and bittersweet saffron, backed by a subtle flick of herbal coriander. Instead of turning sharp, the blend quickly softens into a velvety spread of Moroccan rose and honeyed amber. The dry-down settles into a thick, cozy blend of creamy vanilla, warm myrrh, and musky ambrette seeds that clings close to your skin like a heavyweight wool scarf. It smells rich, slightly smoky, and indulgent without becoming sticky or cloying. Because of its dense warmth and resinous depth, Phobos shines brightest during crisp autumn evenings, cold winter date nights, and dressed-up late dinners. Show less