Smesh is a unisex extrait de parfum by Superz. Budapest, the first Hungarian niche perfume house with its own manufacturing: a fragrance born from a collaboration with the world of mixed martial arts, built to communicate power and absolute dominance.
The Fragrance
The name comes straight from the battle cry Khamzat Chimaev uses in his MMA fights: the brand describes it as a word that, wherever it's spoken, reflects the fighter's "infinite and incredible dominance" — something viewers may never have seen before in MMA history. Launched in 2023 right after Chimaev's thirteenth consecutive win, the fragrance carries the signature of perfumer Hüseyin Erdoğmuş, who built a dry woody-powdery accord of cashmeran, cedarwood and coumarin, designed — in the brand's own words — so that "the fire inside the wearer never goes out".
How It Evolves on Skin
In the first minutes, Smesh opens on lavender, blood orange and neroli, the latter lending a citrusy, slightly bitter touch brightened by hints of orange blossom and honey. As the minutes pass, the heart warms into cashmeran, spices and cinnamon, for a dry, magnetic character. In the following hours, the fragrance dries down into a warm base of vegetal musk, vetiver, cedarwood, tonka bean, vanilla and amber, lingering on the skin with an almost fougère soul.
Who We Recommend Smesh To
We recommend it to anyone looking for a fragrance that communicates strength and determination without compromise, able to leave a mark on every occasion that calls for getting serious. It's a natural choice for those who recognize themselves in the energy of sport and aren't afraid to stand out.
Fragrance Characteristics
| Intensity |
★★★★☆ |
| Longevity |
★★★★☆ |
| Sillage |
★★★★☆ |
| Gender |
Unisex |
Our Opinion
Smesh wins us over with its dry, magnetic character, staying recognizable even next to the collection's other woody aromatics. In boutique it's one of the most sought-after Superz. Budapest fragrances for those who want a scent with a genuine story behind it, not just a good combination of notes.
Similar Fragrances
- Memories Gold, Superz. Budapest, shares vanilla, tonka bean and amber with Smesh, but dissolves them into a sweeter, milkier register, almost a gourmand hug.
- La Bohème, Superz. Budapest, revisits cedarwood and amber, carrying them toward a citrusier opening and a more classically masculine soul.
- Morocco, Superz. Budapest, shares vanilla, amber, musk and tonka bean, but reads them in a spicier, more oriental key, with lavender and freesia in place of cinnamon.
FAQ
Where does the name Smesh come from, and what's its link to Khamzat Chimaev?
The brand states it explicitly: "Smesh" is the word Chimaev commonly uses during his fights, and wherever it's spoken it reflects his dominance in the ring — something, the brand says, viewers may never have seen before in MMA history.
When was Smesh launched, and what ties it to Chimaev's career?
It launched in 2023, just weeks after Chimaev's thirteenth consecutive MMA win, with a photo signed by the fighter displayed at the brand's stand in Dubai and direct promotion on his own social channels.
How does Smesh differ from Khamzat The Wolf, the other Superz. Budapest fragrance tied to Chimaev?
They're two different takes on the same universe: Smesh stays in a woody-aromatic-gourmand register, dry and fougère, while Khamzat The Wolf turns toward a woody-spicy-fruity profile that's fresher in the opening.
Product Information
- Brand
- Superz. Budapest
- Name
- Smesh
- Concentration
- Extrait de Parfum
- Size
- 50 ml
- Olfactory Family
- Woody Aromatic Gourmand
- Launch Year
- 2023
- Made in
- Hungary
