Musc Ravageur is the amber Eau de Parfum that Maurice Roucel composed for Frédéric Malle in 2000. The house calls it flower-free, opened by bergamot and mandarin over an amber, musky base where vanilla, sandalwood and musk blend, and makes it the hottest of its ambers, of an uncompromising eroticism.
Perfume Shrine sees in it in 2010 less a wild beast than a playful, voracious house cat. Kafka, of Kafkaesque, smells in it in 2014 only a lovely creamy gingerbread, and yet judges it wonderful.
What critics say
Perfume Shrine, June 30, 2010
Perfume Shrine compares Musc Ravageur less to a wild beast than to a playful, voracious house cat. The base seems silky to the blog, with a vanilla that is not really sweet.
Kafkaesque, December 23, 2014
Kafka smells in it above all a lovely creamy gingerbread, a scent to wear without thinking about it, and yet judges it wonderful.
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