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.

Kouros-y without the animal, or a souped-up Ted Lapidus. It's an unapologetic old skool punch in the face. It IS a punch in the face, and it is VERY old skool. If that's not for you, don't part with your £5. Buy the perfume not the oil if you are minded to splash the cash. All the people pissing their knickers because they "don't know where to wear it," put it on, leave the house, wear it there. Inside and outside the house. (Side note: what sort of person buys a six pack of a powerhouse scent they've never smelled, then complains about it?) Seriously, you wear the perfume, not the destination. If you can't think of where to wear it, that's your problem not the perfume's. And there are people out there, right now, roaming free wearing Sauvage Elixir and Boss Elixir in lifts/elevators, and nobody's doing a damn thing about it. Just get on with it.

This is a classic very heavy rich spicy,woody citrusy scent there must be a lot of other notes enriching this fragrance. It's very potent and long lasting. I'll be wearing this a lot in winter but not in summer as I like light fresh scents in summer. Lasted more than 12 hours (4 sprays were overkill ) I had to scrub it off in shower and even then I could smell it. The trick to apply it is that do one spray on your palm and rub your palms gently then rub on to your arms and clothes like the fragrance oil. If you are noseblind to soft scents try this one. Can't believe a $5 scent is of this much high quality. Scent 9/10 Sillage 10+/10 after 8 hrs and people could clearly notice it within 3 feet. Longevity 10+/10 Value 10+/10 A designer western scent will easily be over $2000 with this much potency, projection and longevity.

I've got the 50ml edp, and this review is for the edp. I love this perfume. Yeah it's old, correction, vintage. If powdery irish is often associated with grandmother, this one must be the scent that is associated with grandfather. This is a vintage green fougere, which is amplified like 3 or 4 times. A very potent perfume, and very loud, and 4 spray could fill a room. It's green, woody, mossy, and the picture that I instantly have is an opening in a rainforest, after the rain, and you could smell the herbal smell of the plants, it's piercingly green and pleasant at the same time. It does develop into the scent of oakmoss which last more than 12 hours on clothes. Crazy performance and longevity. Wonderful creation.

The little Tiger! 50% Kouros 50% Big Ted, absolutely love it. 80s powerhouse style, very long lasting and very good projection for an oil and the price,just insane. Less pissy animalic notes with regards to the Kouros side and not as complex or as good a note breakdown on the Big Ted side. But for a juice that touches both iconic legends then this is heaven for people who enjoy this dna. Very old school, very masculine and very fucking fabulous. AL Rehab showing lots of the others big names how it's done. Have gone through 6 of these in a year! For those who enjoy this then America Night by Milton Lloyd is definitely worth a blast.

#1475 in my "Tour de Fragrance" At first I'd have said if you add some powder to this you've got Guy Laroche "Drakkar Noir," but it changes a lot in the dry down and the pineapple and mandarin subside. But it's not sweet at all, very long lasting and projects, so in those regards it's not like the Ted Lapidus people mention. The uncommonly strong thyme and artemisia is reminiscent of Giorgio of Beverly Hills "Red for Men", a scent I'd still own if it were available in an EDP. Overall, I love this scent. I think it's versatile, definitely suit and tie appropriate business wear. Masculine, and unbelievable quality for $10.

It's kind of like... Halston 1-12- a very "clean" soapy green aromatic fougere. It starts off with a strong, citrus and aldehyde blast... but this settles noticeably after 20 minutes. Strong lavender heart emerges and takes dominance beautifully. Touch of clary sage. Ultra-pale florals (carnation, rose, olive blossom) and spices. I don't smell patchouli at all in the base: I sense orris, tonka/coumarin, oakmoss, touch of labdanum to add warmth, musk, sandalwood. Very "western" fragrance that smacks of some of the finest men's vintages from the 60's-70's. I like it. Apply lightly!

Absolute love and respect to this fragrance, it sets the standards and gives perfume lovers who are still looking for amazing performance longevity and projection something to wear when they are missing, god rest their souls, powerhouse fragrances of the past (in this case Vintage King Kouros) that are now sadly no longer with us in this modern day and age of reformulated water polluting the fragrance market. Yes folks some of us out here actually still want beastmode fragrances to offend and invade the nostrils of innocent bystanders just because we can....

My my. Imagine a niche version of Lapidus Pour Homme, with the sort of thickness and density that niche brings. (As an aside, I call bs on the whole niche thing. Nothing niche about being part of a global conglomerate and on sale in Manchester Airport. Rant over...) Actually, as per rant, this and Lapidus are both more curious, creative, daring, distinctive than much niche. Patchouli, layered over resins and wood, with some earthy English lavender lurking in the background. Exquisite. Linear, cheap, durable, and absolutely exquisite...

Dupe of vintage Lapidus Pour Homme all the way! In fact, I would choose to wear 'Lord' over the recent (and, sadly, very weakened) reformulation of LPH... But compared to the vintage LPH, Lord does differ (as another reviewer stated) in the lower heart and base- though of note it does contain oakmoss which is sorely lacking in modern LPH. On a side-note: Kouros *is* similar to LPH (and therefore, 'Lord'), but sweeter... more floral, more animalic, more amber, less lavender, less patch.

For years there had been a specific smell I had in mind and I'd gone through many woodsy scents until I came across a 3ml roll of Lord at a store. A perfect match. My father and I turned the place over looking for a purchasable bottle and found none. Feeling sorry for me, he shoplifted the tester. Worth it because I own a spray version now, but the roll-on has the smell I actually want. Not for everyone, though. Soapy and in your face. I hope you get to try this before purchasing.

If lapidus is considered a ‘nuclear’ fragrance then this thing must be the TSAR bomba.. This one basically smells like you’ve taken Lapidus, added some kouros and then some cheeky trenbolone acetate. This juice can fumigate a room with similar efficiency to that of a chemical weapon. If you’re a fan of classic balls to the wall powerhouses you can wear this one with confidence. Overspray and be a chad.

The easiest way to describe this brilliant little fragrance is the open and mid are more similar to YSL Kouros, but the dry down reminds me more of Ted Lapidus Lapidus for Men. What that means is there's about a billion notes. It's a banger fragrance and would also layer well with both its original inspirations, which is going to have to be a future test.

An enormous fragrance very reminiscent of the 80's. This has unbelievable longevity and sillage. This will get you noticed, but not necessarily a people pleaser. Reminds me of Antaeus and Aramis. Quite mature and much more sophisticated than its price. Al-Rehab is incredible value for money. Not sure if this should be worn by anyone under the age of 40.

Very potent with great longevity and silage. It's like Ted Lapidus P.H. with extra honey. Folks, this juice is amazing - it's old school gorgeous. If you like Kouros, Ted Lapidus Homme or any of perfumes in that family - don't overlook this beauty with so much character. Also, there must be honey in this gem. As somebody said below.....It's wonderful.

Wonderful.. AlRehab does it again. Masculine indeed... this really does remind me of... Lapidus and NagChampa incense. Not quite Kouros. Dirty powdery wood, patchouli.. that's pretty much it. As it dries down... it does have that citrusy... Pineapple musk... it's like a clone of Lapidus sillage: huge longevity: long

This juice is hypnotizing. Fckin love it! I bought the Spray, not oil. The amber play big role here. You can tell that this perfume are bitter but quite sweet for it's kind. If you are looking for a perfume that is manly and charming, then this one is for you. Recommended 10/10

I love this scent. Its very complex and i have trouble fully identifying the notes upon first smell but it mellows out over time. It starts off somewhat sharp but ends with a sweet, soft woodsy smell that reminds me of incense and old books. A good smell for a museum date.

I have the old good batch, the other reviews seem to day the new ones suck. But this one is really unique to me. The opening is a sweet pineapple with a tiny earthy note, there's something else I can't make out. Then it goes into a nice ambery resin scent

this is the only rehab fragrance that i liked from the ones that i've tried so far. And i agree with everything sam idh said. And everyone else who didn't like you either sprayed more than one spray or you're not into kouros and lapidus

The best of kouros vintage & Lapidus vintage without the risk of sour vintage ingredients from old bottles costing mega £££ . Natural ingredients lacking but end product unbeatable . & this goes for every Al rehab I've tried

You think Lapidus Pour Homme is not performing hard enough and lacks some character ? Look no further, Lord got you covered and then some for a dirt cheap price.

10/10 kouros/lapidus 50/50 ..if youlike this look for AL Rehab Landos ..superb quality.. warning this is NOT for SJW Snowflakes it will invade their space

One of THE best value perfumes ever. Powerful, old school, spicy, honey. It's like a soapy Kouros for £10 (50ml spray parfum) Amazing liquid.

@Sniffer_0, I wear it to work often. I often layer the oil with the EDP on top (or the oil with Lapidus sprayed on top). I don't care 😂

This oil last extremely long on my skin. At least 12 hours, and is a definite compliment getter...

To me its old school kouros and my mother said that I was wearing kouros as soon as i was close..

I really wish some edp's were as potent as this powerhouse. It's retro but it's just amazing

@Sam ldh Thanks for an intense review, as intense as these attars! Keep it up pal!

The attar version is quite nice. Kouros and Lapidus Pour Homme vibes

This fragrance oil has a bold, loud scent that’s often associated with mature, masculine men—very distinct, like no other. If you're looking to stand out with a fragrance that screams old-school masculinity, this is definitely for you. At first, I wasn’t too fond of it. The opening hits with a sharp, almost sterile vibe—the kind you’d find in public restrooms, hence the “urinal cake” comparison. It’s that mix of artificial lemon and an underlying chemical sharpness that can be off-putting at first. But as strange as it sounds, it has a certain nostalgic, barbershop-style charm that some might appreciate. Over time, it’s grown on me. When I’m in the mood for a strong, unapologetic scent, I reach for this. I don’t really care about gender-confused snowflakes who find it offensive. I rock it with confidence. Plus, it’s impressively long-lasting. The opening may be polarizing, but as it dries down, it settles into a woody, green aroma that feels much more refined. If you can get past that initial blast, there’s something uniquely satisfying about it.

An obvious attempt to copy Lapidus PH (have a look at the packaging). Given how complex LPH is this is a difficult task and Al Rehab predictably falls short. It does succeed in copying the opening and maybe a part of the heart but fails on the drydown. The opening is very reminiscent of LPH, they nail the dusty/sticky pineapple feel. This lasts a very long time and I think this will please a lot of users. As the scent gradually starts to drydown there is a mustiness that creeps in and creates a warm feel. This is a complete departure from LPH's drydown. Longevity is great and I find the sillage is moderate. All in all Lord is not a complete disaster but it does not compare to Al-Rehab's other gems... Aseel, Silver, Dakar and Sultan to name a few. Scent : 13/20 Longevity : 8/10 Projection : 6/10 Total : 6.75/10 ... Not my favourite Al-Rehab.

This stuff, to quote the esteemed Canadian author Robert Munsch, will "never come off until you're dead and maybe even longer". My mother says she can smell it on me for DAYS after I've used it, she can smell it in ROOMS that I've been sitting in. Also IDK why everyone thinks this is a masculine scent because to me it's serving older, distinguished but a little bit kitschy, woman. There's nothing traditionally "masculine" about this scent to me, but that's okay because when it comes to perfume gender is fake and doesn't matter.

Classic male fragrance, the opening reminds you of old school barbershop vibes mixed with woods, oriental spices, pleasing herbals in overall resiny background. This reminds me of when dad would wake up early for work and then spritz fragrance all over the room where the scent would wake you up... it has that nostalgic vibe. For a good price it's one of the best cheapies out there if you're into classic masculine stuff. Also it's strong and stays forever... so spray moderately lol.

Got the roll-on oil of this. It is quite green and fresh. Initially a slight bitterness and then it gets warmer, smoother and sweeter with some floral notes. Strong, fresh, green and bright with some sweetness. Vaguely reminded me of Giorgio Beverly Hills' "Giorgio" at points but I am NOT suggesting they smell the same. With a few short strokes of the roller it was strong on my skin for 6-9 hours. Good projection for 6-8 hours and persists as a skin scent for 10-12 or more hours.

Woah! This is every dirty film from the late 1970s and early 1980s bottled and mixed with synthetic testosterone. Aphrodisiac herbs, wooden paddles, soap, disinfectant and hot spices assaulting your senses. Neon signs, grainy film, back alleys, bad moustaches. For Magnum PI wannabes. Even when you've showered the next day it's still there. It's the soul of Lapidus Pour Homme resurrected and beefed up with a tight white vest and Ray Bans.

When did I spray this? Around 10 last night it's now 2 the next day and a shower later and my wrist is still smelling woody. Before the wood kicked in this smelled like what I can only assume are resins. Having never smelled resins I'm saying they smell a combination of dirty and sweet. I've never smelled Kouros or Lapidus but I like this so I guess I'll add them to my hit list.

The best way I can describe it is an Egyptian coffee shop at 2am. (might be biased but still true) I received it as a gift but I wouldn't go out of my way to buy it for myself. I will say it has grown on me and would be open to a similar larger size fragrance that lasts longer.

The similarity to Lapidus (the current weaker version - not to be confused with the original 80's powerhouse) is very obvious. If Lapidus went out of production, I would likely opt for this cologne. Insanely cheap but to my nose, somewhat more artificial smelling than Lapidus.

I enjoyed this on especially on winter, autumn & spring time. You can use it on rainy season but depends on how you keep yourself. Using on night is good. You can use it on summer, it kinda gives you a dry note.

Lapidus Pour Homme with less sweetness from beginning until drydown, then dries down the same as Kouros much later on.

After showing smil. patchouli amber and green not Base not black musk

Revisiting: This has changed quite a bit since the day I bought it. I get bitter soapy citrus, dark earthy patchouli and wood, along with some indolic florals I'd say maybe jasmine, and dry astringent spices, I do still get cloves but it's not as screechy, it's much smoother now. I also sense maybe some coriander. I don't really get much of the resins until the dry down, it becomes more balsamic and there's a sweet sticky honey-like note that opens up as it dries down. This is fairly solid for its price, however it's also very dated. This is extremely old school so maybe not ideal for a younger crowd. Without maceration (cologne; not oil): it's a powerhouse of cloves, powdery laundry detergent, with a background of white florals like gardenias. These all combine to create this strange amalgamation of citrus clean laundry powder with spices, i don't get much green notes but I do get sweet wood I'm guessing something like a rosewood, personally this reminds me of the detergent section of Mexican food stores or in a mercado. I also find that it kinda has this powdery grape vibe to it. I don't hate it but it's not for me. Of the three alrehab fragrances I have, this seems to be the strongest and longest lasting. As a skin fragrance this could last like a good 20hrs, but sillage/projection is ok maybe 4hrs. However, I think this might have some great layering potential, you could probably get yourself an old spice situation going on with a fresher fragrance. For now this is going away for a while, imo this is more of a fall and winter fragrance considering how sweet and spicy it is I could find it cloying in hotter weather but I'll keep y'all updated. Also, I think this is slightly more of a unisex fragrance, I wouldn't say its inherently manly, it's just sweet, spicy, and clean. TLDR: CLOVES2, detergent, white florals, sweet woods (rosewood?), not very green, VERY powdery, barbershop and laundry detergent section vibes, layering potential?, lasts ages on skin, mid sillage

Bought myself a perfume concentrate roll-on. It has a weird fragrance, starts with a menthol and minty notes and then turns into powdery floral fragrance with undertones of woody and a surprising dark note. The only unexpected and unruly thing about this fragrance is that it has some kind of a bitter whiff to it. The bitterness is not intense but creates an envelope around you which will slowly ride your mind and eventually you would feel that bitterness in the back of your palate forever till you could smell this perfume. It is like the bitter aftertaste of single malt whisky. Only it won't leave your mouth forever. I don't know if these are some chemicals reacting or just the nature of the perfume but it is not fun wearing it. And a word of caution, never use generously. I put two drops of this perfume in a closed space and it kindda suffocated me. Also, never wear it in extra warm and humid places. Longevity is superb, must say, even in super warm environment this one worked for amazingly 18Hours+ projection was loud for some 10Hours. This is a masculine fragrance but nothing special about it. It is a dark fragrance not meant for teens and youngsters.

al-rehab's lord is a trip to the early 80s when men's cologne spoke in Volumes! typical super Loud, barbershop style scent that needs just 1 spray to last over 20 hours... seriously. easy on the pump to avoid headaches. this is said to be a knockoff of ysk kouros & ted lapidus por homme. wear this outdated scent with ur shirt unbuttoned halfway & get all the attention you want - good and bad. wear this & watch magnum pi the older ladies may get nostalgic & pounce on u

This fragance is sharp as hell! Good Lord! It's like a combo of Kouros and Lapidus Pour Homme. Lapidus for the first couple hours and then Kouros. It lasts way too long on my skin. I showered and the next day it was still on me. Wow uh go away please? It isn't a nice scent it's harsh and abrassive and stays that way. Don't get in on your clothing because it will stay on for days and days. I would have a hard time wearing this outside of the house, hell I have a hard time figuring out where I would where this even in the house. If you like Lapidus Pour Homme and Kouros sprayed on the same arm then you would like this oil.