Mula Mula

Inspiration
Mula Mula is the scent that put Byron on the international map. It belongs to the Narcotique collection, a series of perfumes about intoxication and seduction. LARCHITECT wanted to create a fruity oriental composition that stands out instantly and lingers, and it worked: Mula Mula grew into a cult fragrance with numerous variations.

Fragrance Family
Oriental and fruity

The Olfactive Composition
Top notes: Caramel, peach, strawberry, raspberry
Heart notes: Ginger, pink pepper, rockrose
Base notes: Vanilla, musk, oud, patchouli

The Signature of Mula Mula
Caramel, peach, strawberry and raspberry open sweet and juicy, like a fruit dessert with a glossy layer of caramel. Ginger, pink pepper and rockrose give the heart a spicy, resinous kick that keeps the scent from becoming too candy-like. Vanilla, musk, oud and patchouli form a warm, sultry base. The oud is subtle here and mainly adds depth to the fruit.

What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance
Few scents leave our shelves as often as Mula Mula, and the reason is clear: it is playful, warm and unforgettable. The first hour revolves around caramel and red fruit; then the ginger adds a fresh tingle and it settles into a warm vanilla with patchouli. The sillage is considerable, so a few sprays suffice. We wear it on cold days and nights out. Ideal for anyone who likes sweet and fruity and wants a sensual, oriental undertone with it.