For Men

I have smelled this before, I just don't know where. One day, while washing the dishes- I will be enlightened. It smacks of something very popular in the late 90's and early 2000's. I remember walking into house parties as a teenager and smelling this. Is that a bad thing? No, not particularly. Oh! I have been enlightened: Solo by Lentheric. It is so, so very fresh. Let's see if it still makes the girls go weak at the knees. Amazing how a sense of familiarity can potentially skew perception.

This one is probably my favorite of the bunch. There has to be lime or grapefruit of some kind of citrus, some spice and woods and dose of musk (which happens to be in all their fragrances). The longevity on this is superb and its quite aromatic. This one can easily be a signature warm weather fragrance. It does not have the cumin note like many of the others and I think for most people who may struggle with other al-rehabs would find this most appealing. 4/5 and 6/5 due to price.

The opening reminds me of Abercrombie & Fitch Fierce the similarity ends there. Smells floral soapy fresh. Almost everyone has heard of Silver but not this one. Smells amazing like a soapy floral. Will break it out this spring/summer seasons.

Yep for those who say "Herrera For Men Carolina Herrera" I agree but the tobacco is dialed down to me by about 75% still better than buying what is essentially 10 minute water and alcohol in a bottle that the former fragrance has become.

I was expecting a citrusy-ozonic fragrance, but then, the first impression after spraying this is: a realistic after-shower sensation. Yes, it is fresh, it is ozonic. Nearly a week after that, I realize that this reminds me of my childhood, catching up with my uncle in early 2000s, roaming the city at night. Before going, he always wear the deodorant that smells exactly like this. Since, I'm anosmic on this - maybe because of regularity of it, I can't tell where does the freshness come from, but surely it's more aromatic instead of citrusy. On the other hand, I can smells musk and it's kind of powdery, from the beginning till the end. Turns out it smells like salicylic acid. Performance is just moderate, although I'm kind of anosmic on this. And it is not a room-filling kind of perfume. Longevity may vary, mostly 3-5 hours, but sometimes, like - spraying this at night behind ears and around the neck, and in the morning I can smell a slight of it, on my hair - since my hair is long. Conclusion: this fragrance is fresh, powdery, classic deodorant-esque which is timeless, safe and versatile, but the consequence is it's just a regular masculine fragrance, nothing special about it, probably a hint of Arabian by musk that makes it different.

Nose Note #543 This is another great one from Al Rehab, but I can't say I love it. I do appreciate it a lot though. It's a very good barbershop scent from the 90-00s. It's a common hand soap scent. Performance is much better than average, but not very strong. I haven't yet tried A&C Fierce, but I will eventually - and I'll update. So far out of everything I've had this reminds me of Creed Himalaya the most. They are both kind of soapdetergent smelling in the best way possible. To put it simpler - this is old school. If you don't like old school - then it's a miss. But this one is a good start to get acquinted with an older generation. Upd.: I'm giving it a higher score. In the sillage this is really good. I've been spraying it in our bathroom a couple of times to see how it may smell off of me and it's just beautiful... My wife rarely comments on my fragrances and to this (and notably Maahir Legacy!) she said that it smells very nice. Performance is not bad at all. Just average. The sillage is super strong for the first minutes. 8/10, very very decent and worth every cent

15/11/2017 50ml bottle review eau de parfum. I ordered this bottle from Germany on ebay. I must say this is definitely early mid 90s scent. Lavender musk and some aquatic salty notes perhaps even something woody but not too much. Definitely a fresh fragrance however there are some things to say. First spray is not very pleasant and not too strong. It takes at least a few mins for it to settle down. Projection Low/Mid Longevity 4-5 hrs. I guess most of the reviews here are based on the oil roll on version. In general I like it. Perhaps a bit too expensive for me as I paid 10eur for 50ml. Not a Aha quality but definitely wearable. I was expecting a powerhouse, but it is quite weak for a frag coming from UAE. This stands close to CK Eternity, Egoiste, Platinum egoiste. The Drydown is fantastic very similar to platinum egoiste on my skin. I will write and update if the first impression changes, as I am prone to olfactory fatigue. I do not smell some of my colognes on me, including P Egoiste. Maybe due to the similarity of notes I find this weak. Will do some testing.

Very similar to Silver by Al-rehab but somewhat soapy which separates it from the Silver. It does have that metallic scent that is common with most Al-rehab fragrances and does stay very close to the skin. I did not get the sillage or the longevity that others have experienced which might be a good thing due to having to wash Silver off my skin after 2 days. Others have compared it to Rasasi Blue which is pretty much spot on. That said, it is a great scent at a even better price. Will it be my everyday scent? .....No. Will it be in my circulation?...Definitely!

16.11.2017 Update as promised. All in all as expected both longevity and projection does not hold much. No compliments no reactions. Not intoxicating but rather weak. Longevity 4hrs Projection low/skin scent. After 6 hours frag disappears without a trace. Final verdict:nice smell if you can access it for a few usd, 10Eur in Europe is insane. Not worth it unfortunately. Quality is nice however the juice is very weak. Would I order again? For 10 eur? No. For 4-5 yes. Good luck

The opening is citrus-y fresh and to my nose it feels like it sits exactly in the middle between Dakkar and U2. The dry down is dryer than U2 and fresher than Dakkar. In this phase I smell sandalwood and musk, nothing else. It does remind me of how Paco Rabanne XS used to evolve in the dry down. It's a really nice scent but I think U2 and Dakkar are on a different level; still this is a beautiful composition.

Great straight out of the shower on a warm night before bed. Otherwise a solid, aromatic Spring/Summer scent for daytime wear that really isn't too far removed from Paul Smith For Men Sunshine Edition in its overall light, airy and grassy vibe (even if the two aren't identical). Surprisingly straight down the line for Al Rehab.

Al Rehab – For Men Attar Aromatic, citric, dry, and herbal, there may be something here for fans of Aramis Tuscany and, especially, Montana Comore. Lemongrass seems to dominate for me, with just enough of a touch of cumin to make things interesting. Moderate projection over a longevity to about seven hours.

Great price and atomizer. First 10 secs is a blast of alcohol. After that, fresh, out of the shower scent. I have definitely gone anosmic from that first spray. I can't smell it at all except the occasional whiffs. I would let it sit for a bit and try again.

A subtle fresh perfume. Similar to Eau de Grey Flannel. I would have liked it a little more potent. It's nice though and very versatile. *Update* I have just had 2 compliments in the space of 2 minutes about this.

Does remind of Herrera but a spicier version. the longevity is very bad. It's ok tho, it's a 3$ cologne.

Smells like Creed Silver Mountain Water. Smells nothing like A&F Fierce.

#1475 in my "Tour de Fragrance" I don't think anyone knows what the actual notes are in this stuff. This site says Lemon, Eucalyptus, Melon, Cardamom, Black Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, Musk, Resins and Sandalwood. Another site says Cedar wood, Lemon grass, Chamomile, Linden flower, Nutmeg, Musk, Rose and Vanilla. A third site says Anise, Mandarin, Cypress, Cedar Leaf, Lemon Oil, Thyme, Lavender, Eucalyptus, Clary Sage, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Musk, Soft Woods and Vetiver. And of course Al-Rehab's own site gives us nothing. Who the @#$%! is in charge of web sites in these companies? The owner's 6th grader nephew? This comes off as a "kitchen sink" scent where they threw in something for everyone. Smells mostly like fresh cut lemon grass to me. With hints of grapefruit and a lot of green stuff from the tea and cooking spice racks. I do agree with Swellcat's description: "citric, dry, herbal." Rudwat is also dead-on describing this as reminiscent of something mass produced in the 90's, 2000's, something that I know I've smelled before, like some Kenneth Cole "Mankind" or "Reaction" scent I threw away so long ago I can't remember which. I actually don't love it or hate it. It's not repellant, it just has no character. It definitely has that in common with Maahir Legacy, which this does vaguely resemble (BTW, Legacy doesn't remind me of Sedley in the least). So this will go in the Christmas donation box for the local men's shelter. This scent is under $10, solid quality, so it's not like the world will end if you blind buy it and don't love it. But so far I've tried 10 Al-Rehab scents and this is the first that I would flatly say, "I'll never wear this. It's not interesting. It's not attractive. It communicates nothing."

Fragrance -For Men Al-Rehab Bottle(roll-on) from - 2016 For Men is a fresh,masculine,clean,musky,moderatly warm and spicy scent,with a hint of bright flowers. It has some similarities to Fierce by Abercrombie & Fitch. Nice fragrance,unbelievable price. Longevity - 7/10(7+hours) Silage/Projection - 7/10(moderate projection and silage for the first 2-3 hours) Weather - For more or less any time of year.Best in spring and summer. Age - 18+ Compliments - 7/10 Scent - 7/10 Main notes according to me - musk,citruses,spices,woody notes,balsamic notes,flowers,lily of the valley. The drydown is nice and i get some woodiness,spices and musk. Emotions - fresh,clean,bright,pleasant,relax,timeless. Occasion -casual activities,scholl,college and office. Could be a signature scent.Safe choice for everyday wear.

Al -rehab is a phenomenon ! As always ! You just shouldn't criticize them for anything for their price point . It's a shower fresh long lasting fragrance in a Manly way with white towel and clean shaved vibe. It's definitely clean ,aromatic and Complex. People won't feel wow about it but they gonna admit that the person wearing this is a Clean MAN People around you will find the similarity with their known fragrances from past. Which doesn't necessarily mean it's generic, on the other hand it's that much GOOD! The name says it all.......... it summarizes a timeline of 70's ,80's in a single bottle.

Not as good as Al Rehab's Dakkar and U2 which are both phenomonal. But still a pleasant scent with a very "Blue" vibe and yet not an aquatic. Very fresh, clean, soapy, sporty, and masculine. Definitely made for the US and European market. Think of Polo Blue mixed with Cool Water and some added shower freshness. Not the best longevity but at it's price point you can't complain.

A solid performer - reminds me to a tons of Western mass produced perfumes. There might be a bit of pachouli and some kind of spice (maybe cinnamon?) in there with soapy notes. Safe buy, but there are more interesting Al Rehabs out there. Also a bit underwhelming longevity for the brand, but still holds up well.

Al-Rehab for Men is basically a sharper version of Fierce. Longevity on me is about five hours, for the price you can carry the bottle in your pocket and re-apply as needed. It’s a good fragrance to have if you enjoy this DNA.

One of the best scent DNA-s ive ever smelled. Very fresh, clean, a little bit minty. Very similar to Rasasi Blue for Men. I recommend it, if you like clean, fresh, masculine scents.

one of the best from Al rehab.. enjoy wearing it when go out and in office. unique and fresh

its nice and very REFRESHING ,cheap price but best quality, very nice for office guys.

its like BLUE FOR MEN ,MY OPINION

it reminds me of herrera for men