Lord

سلام.حالا میفهمم چرا عطر کوروس و لاپیدوس اینقدر بررسی های مختلف و منتقد در دنیای عطر دارند. من کوروس و لاپیدوس را نداشتم ولی با عطر لرد الرحاب با ان دو عطر آشنا شدم .تعجب نمیکنم که این سه عطر اینقدر عاشق و متنفر دارد. اصلا فکر نمیکردم که این عطر با این قیمت پایین حرفی برای گفتن داشته باشد و فکر میکردم یک عطر صرفا کپی و سراسر بی مصنوع و بی کیفیت است . تا اینکه نسخه روغنی اش خریدم. وقتی درب فلزیش باز کردم بویی سراسر حرف و عمق به مشامم رسید . برای من با بویی سبز درهم تنیده و قدیمی و صابونی باز شد . فورا یاد گری فلانل افتادم در پستوی این بو های سبز استخودوس به خوبی به مشام میرسد کمی میگذرد و عطر فورا بوی موم عسل همراه با نت حیوانی نمایان میسازد و خیلی راحت میتونی در کنار اون رایحه سبز قدیمی حسش کنی.ادویه ها و میخک هم احساس میشوند ولی برای من غالب و خیلی مشخص شده نیستند . هر چه رو به جلو میرود بوی عسل و نت حیوانی قویتر و قویتر میشود . این قسمت جایی هست که عطر را به عشق یا نفرت تبدیل میکند و در واقع شناسنامه عطر محسوب میشود .جالب اینکه توی مراحل میانی من رو یاد پاییز و اماریج جیوانچی می اندازد. ترکیب هرچند کپی از لاپیدوس و کوروس هست ولی کاملا حرفه ای و استادانه هست. این قیمت برای این شاهکار واقعا عجیب است . ماندگاری ساعتها و ساعتها پخش رایحه فوق العاده رایحه بسیار کلاسیک و قدیمی مردانه و حیوانی . اگر عاشق رایحه های قدیمی هست توی خریدش شک نکن بلکه بالغ تر از خیلی از عطر های قدیمی .الان من جزو طرفداران کوروس و لاپیدوس هستم . ممنون از لرد بزرگ Hello. Now I understand why the perfumes of Kouros and Lapidus have so many different and critical reviews in the world of perfumes. I did not have Kouros and Lapidus, but I was introduced to those two perfumes with the perfume of Lord Al-Rahab. I am not surprised that these three perfumes have so many lovers and haters. I did not think that this perfume would have anything to say at such a low price and I thought that it was just a copy and completely artificial and low-quality perfume. Until I bought its oil version. When I opened its metal cap, a smell of full of words and depth hit my nose. For me, it opened with a green, old, and soapy scent. I immediately remembered Gray Flannel. In the coat of these green scents, lavender smells well. It passes a little and the perfume immediately reveals the smell of beeswax with an animal note and you can easily feel it next to that old green scent.Spices and cloves are also felt, but for me they are not very pronounced. The smell of honey and animal note becomes stronger and stronger as it goes on. This is the part that turns the perfume into love or hate and is actually considered the identity of the perfume. Interestingly, in the middle stages, it reminds me of Givenchy Amarige. Although the composition is a copy of Lapidus and kouros, it is completely professional and masterful. This price is really strange for this masterpiece. Lasts for hours and hours Projection wonderfully A very classic and old masculine and animal scent. If you love old scents, don't hesitate to buy it, it is more mature than many old perfumes. Now I am a fan of kouros and Lapidus. Thank you, great Lord ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Simply fantastic! I bought this because I heard that it was eerily similar to Lapidus Pour Homme and Kouros (my two favourite fragrances). To my nose, it has a very similar scent profile to Lapidus Pour Homme. I've never smelt vintage Lapidus but Lord is like current Lapidus on steroids. It's a lot harsher (to me, that's a good thing) and far more powerful. By comparison, my Lapidus (a 2022 bottle, which I still love) seems more subdued. I'd say Lord shares 85% of it's DNA with Lapidus. Even though it's more powerful and intense, the scent is more linear IMO. It doesn't smell as "strange" and soapy as Lapidus. I can see the similarities to Kouros that people below me mention. I think that mainly comes from the sheer "oomph" this fragrance has. I did a bit of research and all Al Rehab fragrances are made in the UAE so this contains *real* oakmoss, not the synthetic stuff. There's a lot of notes not listed here. I think this is what makes it so intense. It's marvellous. Top notes: pineapple, lavender, and lemon. Middle notes: honey, incense, rose, and jasmine. Base notes: tobacco, patchouli, sandalwood, oakmoss and musk. It pains me to say it but I think I might prefer this to Lapidus. It's strong, projects like a beast and it's extremely masculine. My GF loves this scent on me. Longevity on skin is about 6 hours, minimum. Because it's so potent, I find that I have a tendency to go nose blind to it. My GF has reassured me several hours later that I still "smell good". It lasts longer on clothing. If I apply it to my pajamas after a nighttime shower, I can still smell faint remnants of the fragrance the next morning.

Incredible powerhouse 50% Ted Lapidus 25% Bijan 25% Kurous Opens very similar to Ted Lapidus with a sweeter and dirtier pineapple; slowly, it starts to transform into Bijan, with its floral chaos toned down and replaced with resins and amber to mellow out the bombastic transitions. As the top notes settle, middle notes begin to open around the 4 to 6 hour mark. It starts emitting the dirty diaper note found in Kourus but with more patchouli and citrus. As all these transitions take place, the dirty pineapple guides the symphony. Around the 12-hour mark, the base begins to settle, and I detect a bit of herbal powderyness found in Yatagan with a touch of sweet wood. This is the Frankenstein of an 80's old school powerhouse. I detect at least 7 similar fragrances as the notes break down. Ted Lapidus pour homme plays the lead actor in the series. Lord is unique in its own right, even if it somehow manages to capture many different powerhouse fragrances from the 80's. Wearing this cologne will make a person feel like the lord or a dirty diaper in a florist bathroom, and people will treat you as such depending on the confidence you use with this juice. I prefer it to be LOUD; this stuff will own a room and possibly make people nauseated. A bottle of this should be in every fragrance enthusiast's collection. 10 out of 10.

SORRY, YOU'LL HAVE TO SPEAK UP! WHAT?!? YOU'VE GOT NAT'S BELL? NO, I'M WEARING LORD BY AL REHAB! YES, VERY LOUD!!! Seriously though, seriously, what the hell is this?!? When you first take the top off the smell that hits you is urinal cake. Now, to a lot of people that's a negative; but it shouldn't be. That little block of chemicals is there to do a serious job, it has to mask the scent of a thousand gallons of urine - so don't go dissing the little fella. If you're not put off by the initial detergent blast then you're in for a treat. It actually smells jolly good. The comparisons between Ted Lapidus PH and Kouros are well made. This juice takes the loudest components of each of these and melds them together into the loudest fragrance thrust onto humanity. It's soapy, aldehydes, it's got the resin and patchouli, it's got vetiver, and has some strange mythical floral edge with a woodsy drydown. This stuff is hilarious. I honestly love it. You have to try this if you're serious about your scents. Longevity is great at about 12 hours - Sillage is heavy with just a couple of rolls to the neck. Al Rehab Lord ~ Oh Lord indeed.

All hail the king of kings! It is the olfactory equivalent of having a marching band playing directly behind you while you walk around in public, but the marching band is renowned for their excellent renditions of every feel good song ever written. I have only smelled TL's Pour Homme on two occasions. I had to consider whether it was too much for me- too brash. That said, I remember it being complex; notes of furniture polish and pineapple came to mind. I ended up not purchasing it; I chose something fresher. Which brings me to this. This is heavy, cloying, enveloping and attention seeking. It reminds me of Joop Pour Homme in the way it infuriates you to take note of it. It's at its best about two to three hours after you have applied it. My Lord does it stay on you for hours and hours... and hours. I wear fragrances for myself, but I'm often curious to see how people react to them. I had one middle aged lady snuggle up to me on the bus during morning peak hour traffic while wearing this. Lord was definitely doing the heavy lifting, because I was en route to college campus and dressed like a bum.