Tamima Moresque for women and men

On top you have classic bouquet of sweet and powdery white flowers (lots of jasmine). It’s not in the pyramid, but I can feel lots of floral notes. Very radiant! It has a heavier ambery/woody base which makes this perfume quite potent. Nice, but somewhat old-fashioned.

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A more refined version of Alexandria II Xerjoff

A sweeter version of tom ford‘s oud wood.

I say mine, Tamima by moresque is a cuddly perfume, white, creamy, comforting, it instills calm when you smell it.the sillage is brilliant, everybody around me can feel it and ask me the name everytime that i wear it.It has different notes but it reminds me a lot of a scent of memo paris, I'm talking about Marfa, it is an amazing perfume that looks more towards women, but I like it and I wear it when I want to feel relaxed and carefree. Worth trying and ... why not even a full bottle!

I feel like Tamima is like having a coconutty vanilla milk bath, it’s nice BUT! it’s nothing special tbh. Silage is not so grate and not so long lasting either.. exact same scent as Memo Paris Siwa .. i would imagine this more like a sweet body lotion rather then an exclusive perfume.

Bubbly bubbles in a bathtub

Slightly sweet soapy bubbles. The cashmeran, amber, and the vanilla are creating that feeling.

This is a best selling from where i came from, but to me, it's too soapy for my taste.

What an alluring welcome into the house of Moresque! Tamima is such a bright, comforting fragrance from top to bottom, opening with soft orange and herbal notes. Eucalyptus is discernible but not overpowering or medicinal, just bright and uplifting and wonderfully balanced.

The wood notes are smooth, soft, and rich, full of soul combining with deep, high quality vanilla, drying down with clean, delicately green nuances. A whisper of smoky sourness from oud makes this meditative and special.

Tamima reminds me a lot of Etro's Shaal Nur and perhaps a little of Kiehl's Vanilla and Cedarwood with their woody, airy vanilla notes laced with thoughtful aromatics. However, Tamima proves itself to be richer, fuller, and delivering better longevity. This is quite on par in quality with Frederic Malle Dries van Noten, with DVN being a little more balsamic and slightly sweeter.

Tamima might be a little on the expensive side for a vanilla fragrance, but truly, finding one this perfectly pitched is a challenge and worthy of the comfort value and botanic beauty it commands.

mix vanilla & Cashmeran & woody 10/10