Notes
Top Notes
Lemon
Bergamot
Black Currant
Pineapple
Apple
Roses
Middle Notes
Oud (Agarwood)
Coriander
Amyris
Jasmine
Patchouli
Birch
Juniper
Base Notes
Musk
Leather
Oakmoss
Amber
Vanilla
Berries
Rating Summary
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(1 review)
Overall Rating
(1 review)
As is the case with Nabeel’s Desert Leather, Marble unfortunately is the victim of an absolutely putrid synthetic white musk chord that completely obliterates what could’ve been an amazing perfume for men, and man does it dominate everything after just a couple of measly hours. When I say dominate, it definitely does. I do believe that this was reformulated because I had a bottle of Marble about 10 years ago and it was amazing. I deeply regret selling that bottle off. This new formulation lacks the moderately heavy oud that was present throughout in the original formula, and it’s also really bright in feel and quite muddy. The original formula had this very neat olfactory color of navy blue which is sadly now long gone. It was a very dynamic and complex perfume. I will say with confidence that this current formula of Marble is a mere shadow of its former self. But none of that really matters anyways because this current formula is nasty to the 10th power. That horrendous ally gag inducing white musk molecule, whatever the hell it is, sure makes you reek like unwashed, metallic and oniony armpits. It’s really gross, and what a turn off! The same exact demise in Desert Leather. What a shame and embarrassment, at least I was embarrassed wearing this trash able couldn’t wait to shower. Seriously, don’t waste your cash on this because it’s officially garbage. And speaking of garbage, take a guess where this newly purchased flacon of Marble ended up? You guessed correctly…
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