How does the licorice note behave in this fragrance?+−
The licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra) provides a rooty, herbal sweetness rather than a candy-like scent. It works alongside the myrrh to create a dark, woody backbone that persists throughout the wear.
Is this fragrance suitable for office wear?+−
Yes, many users find it appropriate for business settings. While it is spicy and sweet, it lacks the "raunchy" or overly smoky qualities of other oriental fragrances, maintaining an air of understated elegance.
How does the vanilla affect the overall scent?+−
The vanilla is used as a smoothing agent rather than a primary gourmand note. It rounds out the sharp edges of the resins and tea, resulting in a balsamic warmth rather than a dessert-like aroma.
Does Myrrhiad lean more masculine or feminine?+−
It is widely considered a true unisex fragrance. The bitter tea and resins provide a traditional masculine edge, while the vanilla and licorice offer a softness that appeals to those who prefer feminine-leaning scents.
