Choco Musk Al-Rehab
Choco Musk opens with a direct, unapologetic sweetness—cocoa powder meeting white musk in a composition that wastes no time on subtlety.
The scent fingerprint
Weighted by intensity across 8 accords.
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- Musky70
- Warm Spicy50
- Balsamic50
- Sweet
By the editors · 2 min readChoco Musk opens with a direct, unapologetic sweetness—cocoa powder meeting white musk in a composition that wastes no time on subtlety. The chocolate note reads synthetic but earnest, like the scent of packaged cocoa rather than melted dark chocolate, while the musk beneath it stays clean and slightly soapy. Within minutes, the two elements settle into a soft, skin-close veil that hovers between gourmand and fresh.
This is uncomplicated comfort scent, the sort that works for casual daily wear when you want something pleasant without weight or pretension. The chocolate never turns cloying or overly edible; the musk keeps it airy. It fades quickly on skin but lingers longer on fabric, leaving a faint powdery sweetness.
Best suited to those who appreciate Al Rehab's straightforward, affordable approach to fragrance—unpretentious oil-based scents that deliver exactly what the name promises, nothing more.
Scent twins
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