Of Course

Fragrance -Of Course Al-Rehab Bottle(roll-on) from - 2015 Of Course opens with fresh,minty,watery and moderatly sweet citrus notes of bergamot mingled with romantic rose and lily with a hint of earthiness.Than as it lingers on the skin,it quickly moves to a little bit passionate,sweet and musky interpretation of rose with a beautiful touch of amber and a wisper of happiness.Reminds me a little bit of a happy couple in passionate embrace.It has some similarities to Le Male by Jean Paul Gaultier and Reflection Man by Amouage,but it is in a completely different ball park.Highly recommend this one. Longevity - 8/10(8+ hours) Silage/Projection - 7,5/10(moderate projection and silage for the first 2-3 hours) Weather - for more or less any time of year.I personally wouldn't wear this on a really cold winter days and on a really hot summer days. Age - 20+ Compliments - 9/10 Scent - 8,5/10 Main notes according to me - rose,amber,mint,bergamot,flowers,musk. The drydown is nice and i get some sweetness,musk,rose and vanilla. Emotions - romantic,passionate embrace,happiness,love,seductive. Occasion - best for intimate nights,date,nights out and romantic evening. You'll get compliments and LOVE with this one.You can't go wrong with this one."Quality/Cost Ratio"is extremely high. Beautiful fragrance,unbelievable price.

I did not realize this was for men!! I wear this all the time. It is lovely. Very clean and fresh. Good for layering. Reminds me a bit of Polo Blue which both of my sons wear. Long lasting and safe for office wear. I have given this out as gifts with very good responses (to women). Update: this just never gets old to me!! so lovely. If you are a girl but like a little more masculine smells, this might be a good choice for you. I layer this a lot but it is also very nice alone. Fresh, mint, marine.

There's an awful lot in this little bottle of oil. On opening there's a green floral freshness to it. There's the bergamot, and an ever so slight aquatic mint. You instantly know that you have something with a lot of layers to it. If it were a wine it would be a rosé, but a full bodied one, something from the Mourvèdre grape. Very soon the florals really come to the fore; lily and musky rose. It's that strong floral musk that you'll be smelling for the next couple of hours before the warm drydown reveals it's most prominent scent, a deep sweet amber. Powdery sweet, sugary sweet. People mention Le Male and although I think it's a different kind of scent I can see where they're coming from. It's that lingering powdery sweetness that also makes Le Male so distinctive. Strange that sweetness isn't mentioned in the accords. As for longevity this is where it shines. A couple of dabs to the neck should give between 8 and 10 hours at which point it drys to a light skin scent. However, roll a line of it on an arm and it carries on giving out that sweet amber well beyond 10 hours. After 16 hours it's still detectable. Sillage I'd class as moderate, with sensible application. However I think if you were to roll this on your chest, beneath clothes, it would be quite strong. Another agreeable attar from Al Rehab, Of Course.

I can't believe that no one is talking about the cumin/cedar combination here. The fragrance starts and ends there. But lots of stuff happens in the middle of this (at least the roll-on oil version that I have). This has considerable complexity for a $4 per 30ml fragrance. The cedar/cumin warm accord plays off of a slightly-bubblegum neroli, a limey citrus, a high white LOTV floral note, a slightly cold mint/violet leaf note and an almond/vanilla that flickers in and out of range every so often. Sound confusing? It is, a bit, but it does it pretty well. Tom Ford could have made these excellent notes play together a bit better, but it would literally cost 100 times as much ($4 vs. $400), so a bit of diamond-in-the-rough sensibility is need to appreciate this. I must respectfully disagree with the prior comments comparing this to Le Male, calling it a boring blue, or saying that it is "fresh." Lordbig's complaint of stank is right on, in the sense that the cumin/cedar accord takes what could otherwise be a generic Cool Water meets One Million type of thing to a level that, at a very low price point, occasionally makes you want to compare this to an Amouage, however fleeting that feeling is. I call that a big win. This is definitely worth a blind buy if anything that I have said intrigues you.

Le Male comparisons? Really? Don't buy this expecting a cheap clone as it's very different. Rose, musk and mint in the opening and very rapidly settles into a watery, slightly musky floral, soapy scent. At this stage I can rarely smell it although I'm always assured it's radiating pleasantly at arm's length for a good two hours. After that it is like a Le Male Summer Edition in that I detected it had dried down to nothing. But, no, it is still there. A very mellow musky amber was on my hand having scratched my neck. The more I've worn it the more it has grown on me. Still like rather than love but it's good.