King Masarat

King Masarat from Xerjoff, composed by Chris Maurice in 2012, is a floral oud with blood orange, licorice and lavender. Everyone who describes it calls it floral, and about half also notice gourmand, woody, aromatic and citrus facets.

Blood orange gives the opening a juicy, slightly tart and bittersweet citrus brightness. Lavender adds a clean, aromatic, herbal calm, and licorice a sweet, dark, aniseed-like depth that gives the scent its gourmand side. The heart is floral, with rose bringing a velvety petal note and jasmine a sunny radiance. The base is warm and dark: agarwood adds a resinous, slightly smoky woodiness, and vanilla a creamy sweetness that softens the oud.

Unisex in spirit, it suits people who like floral ouds with an unusual aromatic and licorice twist. The profile points to autumn and winter, evenings and formal or festive occasions. Those who enjoy rose and oud compositions with blood orange, lavender and a soft vanilla base should find it distinctive and refined.

King Masarat — unisex fragrance by Xerjoff (released 2012). Notes: Agarwood (Oud), Blood Orange, Jasmine, Lavender, Licorice, Rose, Vanilla. — Parfica open fragrance database