Malvaloca

Exhilarating essence made from the beautiful wild geraniums only found in the Moroccan countryside.

Mandarine

Similar to sweet orange yet somewhat more aromatic. Very soothing effects when used in aroma therapy. Mood elevator.

Mango

Just as sweet and pure and tasty as the real thing.

Marrakech

Dewy and round floral. Moist yet not overpowering.

Mimosa

Has the scent of violets but sweeter.

Mirage

Mischievously subtle and redolent of sweet, spicy blossoms including Mimosa, Henna and Citrus. She who wears it will be relentlessly pursued.

Mist

Echoes of rain and dew over tropical flowers and lime.

Mokhalate Malaki

A sophisticated blend of Agarwood, Chipre, Rose and Zahfran.

Moon

White blossoms, white musk, white sandalwood. The vibration of purity.

Musk Gazelle

Rich, full-bodied and complex. Truely the yardstick of musk as we know it.

Musk Pierre

A resinous and sweet aroma dominate this blithe yet tenacious composition.

Myrrh

Gum resin. Widely used in perfums. Also used in acient Egypt in embalming, as a fixative and to make many skin preparations. Blends well with frankincense.

Myrtle

Aromatic, evergreen. The ancient Greek symbol of love and immortality. The myrtle has been traditionally used in bridal bouquets in a number of traditional cultures.

Narciso

The sweet lingering quality of Moroccan Narcissus. Celebrated among the world's finest, it is likely to please incurable romantics and lovers of spring.

Nardo

Also known as spikenard or tuberose. Its blossoms are incredibly beautiful with an intoxicating fragrance. Mary Magdalene used it to make an ointment to wash the feet of Jesus.

Nassim

A floral bouquet of ginger blossom, rose and citrus.

Neroli

Also known as bigarade or sour orange. A spicy sweet aroma, commonly used as the primary ingredient in many well known perfumes.

Nile

Dark and spicy oriental bouquet. Neutral in character. For men and women.

Oeillet

The oils of clove and carnation. Used to relieve tooth and gum pain in Morocco.

Dilute before applying.

Olive Flowers

Mr Madini's answer to Shalimar. An ambre-citrus essence and exotic resins like frankincense and opoponax.