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BofeGrearne – :
Moko Maori can be described as a woody, aquatic fougère highlighted with clean and animal musks. It is probably the most aquatic scent within the Gri Gri line. Sweet, dust-dry, metallic-citric, lightly salty and heavy on musks. I picture rose, lavender, coumarin, possibly oakmoss and cinnamon below a woody texture reminiscent of chalk and a cooling effect that I would relate to mint and geranium. It feels damp and dry at the same time. Somehow the combination of an aquatic appearance with a chalky texture and the challenging overdose of musks with sweetness make me think of Andy Tauer’s perfumes. By this comparison Anaïs Biguine’s composition seems slimmer, more decided, bolder. The perfume still acts suffocating on me, in a friendly way though.
BigFunDaddy – :
The notes listed here are very much in keeping with the Maori theme, being a mixture of both native plants to New Zealand (Manuka, Kanuka and Kowhai) and plants traditionally used by the Maori people (flax and grasses). Being a New Zealander, I am very interested to try this one
Deaxialix – :
All of Gri Gri perfumes are inspired by some tattoo technique. Moko Maori is a reference to the Maori’s sacred tribal patterns, contrast of dark and light and life on an island never far from ocean waves, hence a green marine character of the perfume.
uhbpdlrqnd – :
This is flowery, fresh soap, & fresh grass. i can sense something dark as well but feeling the cooling breeze more. There is something gummy or gluey in here, something slightly sweet and freshly soapy. A summertime sexiness could bring this perfume to place. No bad tho but i prefer the “Tara Mantra”.
Marko van Basten – :
Impression is more dry-powdery-woody, not green
keril – :
It’s kinda funny, because Moko (I know that “Moko” are the traditional tattoos of the people from New Zealand) sounds exactly the same as “moco”, which in spanish means snot. So, if you are a Spanish speaker, are wearing this, and someone asks you “What perfume are you wearing?”, and the answer is “Maori Snot”, the reactions can be hilarious… However, the notes in this sounds very interesting and unusual. It seems to be some sort of green-aromatic fragance, very fresh and invigorating, which I usually enjoy very much.