Description Montale Musk To Musk

Composition	Musk, Amber, Nutmeg, Agar Wood, Teak Wood, Woody Notes
Fragrance category	oriental, woody
Concentration of the fragrance component	Eau de Parfum

This exquisitely crafted composition emanates a mysterious and mesmerizing aura, enveloping you in an irresistible and enchanting embrace. Prepare to be captivated by the intriguing allure of Montale Musk To Musk eau de parfum, as it leaves an alluring and unforgettable lasting impression.

amber woody fragrance for women and men
perfect for daily wear during warmer days
launched in 2010

Composition of the fragrance
Delve into the captivating magnificence of this enigmatic fragrance, an indulgent ointment infused with luscious precious woods, sensual ambergris, and a hint of tantalizing nutmeg.

Ingredients Montale Musk To Musk

Complete ingredients list

ALCOHOL DENAT, PARFUM / FRAGRANCE, AQUA / WATER, CITRONELLOL, LINALOOL, CINNAMYL ALCOHOL, HEXYL CINNAMAL, ALPHAISOMETHYL IONONE, LIMONENE, BENZYL SALICYLATE, GERANIOL, HYDROXYCITRONELLAL, EUGENOL, FARNESOL, CITRAL, ISOEUGENOL

The manufacturer is responsible for the ingredients of the product. We recommend checking the list of product ingredients directly on its packaging due to potential changes.

Other information

About the brand Montale

The French niche perfumes by Montale are noted for their love of fragrances from the Orient and Arabia and their enchanting history. Every bottle combines the mysterious atmosphere of the East with the passion of its creator and founder, Pierre Montale. Every fragrance by this original brand is literally an elixir of happiness.

Montale was founded in Paris in 2003 by Pierre Montale, for many a mysterious perfume designer who first spent some time in Saudi Arabia, where he created perfumes for the nobility and kings and queens. After his return to Paris, he began to create original fragrances.

He always selects natural materials of the highest quality, especially rare woods, for his fragrances. They often contain eagle wood too, known as oud. They are also often referred to as ‘liquid gold’.