Rosendo Mateu Nº 10 Musk, Musk, Musk by Rosendo Mateu Olfactive Expressions
Men Women 2026
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Rosendo Mateu Nº 10 Musk, Musk, Musk: A New Floral Woody Musk from Olfactive Expressions Rosendo Mateu Olfactive Expressions has added Nº 10 Musk, Musk, Musk to its collection, a unisex scent centred on musk. Launched in 2026 and composed by Spanish perfumer Rosendo Mateu, it sits within the floral woody musk family. The notes travel from an aldehydic, floral…
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Leading answer I want it
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About Rosendo Mateu Nº 10 Musk, Musk, Musk
Rosendo Mateu Nº 10 Musk, Musk, Musk: A New Floral Woody Musk from Olfactive Expressions
Rosendo Mateu Olfactive Expressions has added Nº 10 Musk, Musk, Musk to its collection, a unisex scent centred on musk. Launched in 2026 and composed by Spanish perfumer Rosendo Mateu, it sits within the floral woody musk family. The notes travel from an aldehydic, floral top through an ambered woody heart to a creamy musk base touched with vanillin and ambroxan.
Early reviews are reflected in a rating of 4.02 out of 5 based on 56 ratings. With synthetic musks such as Exaltolide, Habanolide and Ambrettolide, the fragrance offers a modern, powdery and quietly luminous interpretation of musk.
The opening is crisp and airy. Aldehydes, floral notes and Hedione give an impression of freshly washed skin and clean linen. Rather than being sharp, it feels polished, setting up a gentler transition into the heart.
In the middle, Amberwood, Exaltolide, Habanolide and Ambrettolide create a velvety, powdery texture. These are classic musk molecules, but here they are handled with a light touch, allowing a subtle ambered woodiness to come through. It is warm without feeling heavy.
At the base, musk is joined by vanillin and ambroxan. The combination extends the scent's life and adds a soft, creamy finishing layer. The sillage is understated, making the perfume suitable for close contact and professional settings.
The accords — musky, amber, powdery, aldehydic, fresh, floral and woody — give Nº 10 a flexible character. It can move from a morning meeting to dinner without shouting for attention. Because it is made for both women and men, it also works well as a shared bottle.
With 56 ratings and three written comments, it is still early days, but the reception suggests that this musk-focused composition has found its audience. It is a thoughtful addition to the Olfactive Expressions range and a good example of Mateu's skill with soft, wearable textures.
Those who enjoy powdery, musky fragrances with a woody amber base will feel at home here. It is also a suitable choice for anyone seeking a refined unisex perfume that stays close to the skin and works across seasons.
Nº 10 Musk, Musk, Musk is a confident and elegant interpretation of musk. Rosendo Mateu balances brightness, warmth and creaminess in a way that feels both modern and timeless. For musk lovers, it is well worth exploring.
Flowers Resins and balsams Musk, amber and animalic
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Musk and vanilla perfume with moderate to low projection, but very good longevity: at the eighth hour it was still there, close to the skin, but it was there. I didn’t smell any aldehydes. I also didn’t find Rosendo Mateu’s DNA; you can see they’ve already started turning their creativity toward the safer and more commercial. That doesn’t make it a bad perfume; I just wouldn’t wear it in winter, because I look for more warmth and density for the cold. This N°10 is an ethereal, almost vaporous skin vanilla, and therefore it leans a bit more toward the feminine. Regarding similar perfumes, it reminded me of Dama Bianca by Casamorati Xerjoff. If you’re looking for something more intense, sweeter, and creamier, so to speak, Musc Moschus by Rania J is a good alternative, keeping your distance, of course.
Watch out! This is not just Musk, musk, musk; don’t let the name mislead you. It’s a sweet perfume; I understand the comparisons with Musc Moschus by Rania J, which goes in the direction of a fruity sweet, and this one pulls more toward smoked caramel; I’d say in the end both fall into the gourmand territory. Is it what I expected? Well, no, but I love it, honestly. However, the sillage, at least on me, is close to the skin, but with very good longevity: a whole day without problems. As for aldehydes, by the way, I don’t even smell them. 🤷🏻♀️ Very curious and surprising this perfume… thanks Bego for inciting me 😂
I received a sample and it was love at first sniff. A perfume that seemed to me very, very aldehydic, very fresh and floral, luminous and very sexy. Also a bit like “gaseous” or effervescent, but in the best sense. It’s also sweet to my nose, but not too much. It’s going to be a real hit for summer, and surely everyone can like it, because it’s a scent that becomes addictive.
Musk and vanilla perfume with moderate to low projection, but very good longevity: at the eighth hour it was still there, close to the skin, but it was there. I didn’t smell any aldehydes. I also didn’t find Rosendo Mateu’s DNA; you can see they’ve already started turning their creativity toward the safer and more commercial. That doesn’t make it a bad perfume; I just wouldn’t wear it in winter, because I look for more warmth and density for the cold. This N°10 is an ethereal, almost vaporous skin vanilla, and therefore it leans a bit more toward the feminine. Regarding similar perfumes, it reminded me of Dama Bianca by Casamorati Xerjoff. If you’re looking for something more intense, sweeter, and creamier, so to speak, Musc Moschus by Rania J is a good alternative, keeping your distance, of course.