I don't know what mukhalat means in Arabic, but if I had the meaning of the word to guess according to this scent, then it would be "lively" or something. Santal is very serious and popular; I use pure oil in meditations and perfumes with a uniform sandalwood scent when I am not in the mood for refined mixtures. In the perfume world, for me, sandalwood is almost certain; he will never bore me. I would describe Mukhalat Sandal as a rare wood with cream and berries, from the very beginning. I hope it doesn't sound strange, but this scent evokes in me thoughts of His Holiness the Dalai Lama: the moment he deliberately talks about a deep subject, he unexpectedly jokes and laughs with his typical bubbling laughter. I also have it in great popularity and seriousness… (10.08.2020 - Petra P.)

By name, I was expecting a typical scent of sandalwood, which, on the skin, had a chameleon, which is anything but sandalwood. After dropping the ball I found myself in a sunny pine forest with crushed needles between my fingers. Intense woody scent underlined by citrus tones, but I also call it "wood" intimately :-) Sharp needles are broken into smaller pieces, grinded and then as if someone dusted them with vanilla and darkly grated dark chocolate as the aroma slowly begins to sweeten. Woodiness disappears under the gourmet coat with the motif of ripe dark forest berries. The smell is dense, stretched, but at the same time saffron fluffy. And where is the sandalwood? After all, he looked at me a bit at the end. (2/14/2015 - Andrea Ž.)

Khalis Mukhalath sandal-her caption here was incredibly intriguing for me, so I ordered..And after application on my skin began to buckle my knees and instantly collapsed my view of perfume..I like it, there is so much fragrance in it and exactly as many fragrances will tie me all day. Her strength has no limits and I was very surprised that she could feel even after the bath. When it comes, I'll re-order. (1/7/2015 - Tereza R.)