Ok. This is more of a fun question. What is the most sprays of MS you have done? Today I did six!!!! Ok. MS isn’t ADG or PDM. You absolutely can overspray with MS. What’s the most you have enjoyed spraying in on time? Today I did six and holy cow that was plenty!!!

Magara goes for that deep-blue, oceanic-mineral profile: salty air, wet rocks, and an airy “marine” accord that feels both fresh and intense at the same time. It’s not a simple “shower gel aquatic.” This is more stormy coastline than beach resort—briny, slightly metallic, and a bit musky/ambery in the drydown. It has that “open water” vibe, but it’s a touch smoother and less aggressive than the raw, wild edge you get from Megamare. Scent rating: 8.2/10 Sillage Magara projects strongly in the first hour or two, then settles into a noticeable scent bubble that follows you around. People will catch it when you walk by, especially in warm air or indoors with movement. It’s not shy at all, but it’s usually more wearable than Megamare’s nuclear blast. Sillage rating: 8.5/10 Longevity This one hangs on. On skin, you’re looking at 8–10 hours pretty consistently, and on clothes it can easily push longer. It keeps that salty-mineral DNA deep into the drydown without turning muddy. Longevity rating: 8.7/10 Comparison: Magara vs. Megamare Similarity: Magara is clearly built in the Mare/Megamare lane—salty, marine-mineral, airy-musky, “ocean power” style. Key differences: - Megamare is more feral, louder, and more abstract, with that aggressive mineral/ambergris feel that can come off sharp or overwhelming. - Magara is slightly cleaner and more controlled, with a smoother wear and a friendlier drydown. Which to pick? - If you want the closest thing to an ocean-scented pressure wave, go Megamare. - If you want that vibe but more wearable day-to-day (and less likely to offend a room), Magara is the smarter reach. Wear it like this - Best seasons: spring/summer, but it works year-round if you go light. - Best settings: outdoors, casual, warm weather, daytime. - Spray advice: start with 2 sprays. Don’t get brave until you learn it.