Love the perfume this is my best brand I’ve come across and I love the free sample if u need honest opinions on new releases with free sample I’m more than happy to try them and give u my feedback as I’m trying to become a perfume entrepreneur online

Campioncini ottimi per la prova fragranza.
Quelli ricevuti non sono nelle mie corde, ma almeno mi sono fatto un'idea.
Consigliato

Fragranza eccezionale.

I see what all the hype os about. This stuff smells amazing and it lingers a long time too. By far one of the best fragrances I have ever bought. Thank you Superz for all the hard work perfecting a diamond in the hay.

Smells really good

Soho - 50 ml Extrait De Parfum - Unisex - New box design

I was born and raised in Miami, Florida and my grandparents were Hungarian so I knew had to buy this fragrance on my trip to Budapest this week. This fragrance kicks butt. Great longevity and an amazing scent profile. I love the scent, it is a fragrance to be worn all year long in Florida and in Dubai where I currently work and live. A special shout out to Füge Márk, my salesman for both visits to their Fashion Street location. I have now purchased 7 bottles from this guy and I am now a huge fan of Superz Budapest.

Köszönöm szépen Fürge Márk and Superz Budapest for your great customer service. I know I’ll be back soon!!

Kevin

This is my second set from Superz I bought one at the beginning of summer with some of their summer style fragrances and bought one as nearly birthday present to myself with some of their And fragrances more suitable for the colder weather.

They pretty reasonably priced at around £26 per 10ml bottle when you divide the cost of the set They're cheaper than a lot of designer houses.

The fragrance is in my experience are all pretty unique well-being somewhat familiar. Unique blue for example, is one of my favourites as the name suggests a really unique take on a "blue" style scent packaging outer box to the branded packing tape. It really does feel premium. I would feel completely comfortable sending this direct to somebody's house as a gift. The boxing soldiers, green and gold and the actual box of pregnancy is coming is also really nice and premium. Overall, it's just a really nice experience from unboxing to actually using the fragrances.
A lot of fragrance houses. Forget the unboxing experience you can tell Suprez Budapest has really thought about the customer experience all the way along.
I'd highly recommend the travel set, particularly as you can pick free of any of their sense. It's a really good way to try before you buy. Realistically, if you have a fragrance collection, 10 mL will easily last you a couple of seasons if not more. I probably wear of the summer fragrances I picked at least once a week and I've used less than a quarter of a bottle. They're really strong and have great projection.

Whether for yourself Or is a gift you really can't go wrong with one of these sets.

Very good smell great a lot of compliments

Morocco is not the kind of fragrance that tries to impress you with complexity for the sake of complexity. Its appeal lies somewhere more interesting: in the way it transforms familiar materials into something remarkably smooth, creamy and addictive.
The opening is immediately inviting — a soft burst of mandarin and bergamot, quickly wrapped in an almond-like creaminess that gives the fragrance its unmistakable personality. But this is where Morocco separates itself from the countless sweet fragrances on the market. It is not simply sweet. It is textured.
Vanilla, vanilla flower, lavender and freesia form the heart, creating an almost tactile sensation: warm skin, expensive body cream, freshly polished wood and the soft sweetness of almond. There is something exceptionally comforting about it, yet it never becomes completely innocent or simplistic. Underneath that creamy surface lies amber, sandalwood, musk and tonka bean, giving the composition a sensual oriental warmth.
And this is perhaps Morocco’s greatest strength: contrast.
It manages to be sweet without becoming childish, creamy without becoming flat, oriental without becoming heavy, and luxurious without becoming ostentatious. There is a certain polished quality to it — almost as if traditional Eastern richness had been filtered through a modern European aesthetic.
The sandalwood is particularly important. It brings that milky, smooth, slightly spicy character that gives the fragrance depth, while the tonka and amber create a warm, enveloping dry-down. The vanilla is present, but it doesn't dominate the composition in the way it does in so many contemporary vanilla fragrances. Instead, it becomes part of a much larger texture.
Morocco feels less like a perfume you simply smell and more like an atmosphere you step into.
There is something luxurious about it, but not in the loud, attention-seeking sense. It feels like warm interiors, fine fabrics, polished wood, soft leather, oriental markets and understated wealth. A fragrance with a distinctly sensual aura, but one that remains remarkably wearable.
Some fragrances are built around a single impressive note. Morocco is built around a feeling — warmth, abundance, comfort and seduction.
It is also worth mentioning that the Extrait concentration gives the fragrance considerable presence and staying power, although projection can vary from person to person. The brand lists the concentration at 20%, while independent reviews commonly praise its longevity.
What I particularly appreciate about Morocco is that it doesn't smell like an attempt to recreate someone else's idea of luxury. It has its own identity. And while comparisons to other creamy, sweet fragrances are inevitable, the almondy, musky, sandalwood-rich character gives Morocco a personality of its own.
This is not a fragrance for someone looking for minimalism. It is for someone who wants to smell expensive, warm, inviting and unmistakably sensual.
Morocco is creamy oriental perfumery at its most approachable — a fragrance that can feel sophisticated in a suit, seductive on a date, and effortlessly comforting on a quiet evening.
If some fragrances whisper, Morocco speaks in a warm, confident voice.
A beautiful balance of sweetness, creaminess and oriental richness — polished, addictive and far more distinctive than its simplicity might initially suggest.

To be honest, it's a really unique smell. I really like it. It reminds me of a smell when I was a little kid, really fresh, bright. All around good smell

Thank you for all the great scents you have. I now have 10 with another 6 on my list. Can’t wait to get them. Thanking you again.