Silver

MOUNTAIN WATER IN POCKET SIZE FOR POCKET CHANGE There is not much to say about this fragrance. It's a scent close to "Creed Silver Mountain Water" with a linear development, half the longevity, half the sillage, one-third of the size, and 1/75th of the price. - The scent - It is heavy on citrus and musk; overall it is a more than acceptable scent that smells way more expensive than what it costs. Is it a harsh scent? Yes, it is but your nose will get used to it in 3 minutes and 95% of the people will not even ever notice it. - When? - It is safe enough to use on a daily base but never in cold temperatures. And why not use it in the office? Just keep the handy small bottle in your pocket and respray every 3~4 hours. You will hear compliments for sure. I did it (only once). - The name - If someone asks you what are you wearing, just answer Al Rehab Silver. It sounds ok and 95% of the people will think it is a new fancy perfume. The other 5% will think you are a "smart" guy. - Do I use it? - Yes I do use it from time to time and I have always a backup in my drawer. It smells nice, the bottle size is small and handy, and costs as much as one or two expressos. Of course, I do reapply a lot but for what it costs, who cares? - And why? I hate to fill up and maintain a bottling to carry with me. One of these Al Rehab bottles is almost the size of a decant and lasts at least a week with continuous usage. - Did you lose the bottle? No big deal. And agai... for what it costs, who cares? - And where? Well, as I said previously, you may use it daily and even in the office. I know a handful of people who do that with Al Rehab scents like "Silver", "Choco Musk" or "Soft" as examples. It's not my case although I did it once in the office and I received as many compliments as when using "Al Haramain L'Aventure" (just to mention a good quality Creed Aventus look alike). I also use it at the beach! Al Rehab Silver layers quite well with dried salty water and sun lotion. Its scent then becomes similar to "Al Wisam Day" from Rasasi which is quite more expensive, and it's a scent that I prefer to "Siver Mountain Water". Whenever I go to the beach for a weekend or even a full week I always carry a Silver tiny bottle with me, Believe me. It's worth trying it. And how Silver is this Al Rehab Mountain Water? ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ - Scent Opening: 6.5 (my judgement; average opening, a bit heavy and harsh but pleasant) - Scent Dry Down: 7.25 (my judgement; it gets better when the harshness is gone) - Longevity: 4.0 (with 3 good sprays it may last 3 hours, or even close to 4 hours at the most; It lasts one hour less when mixed with salty water and sun lotion) - Sillage: 4.0 (less than 3 feet at its peak with 3 sprays; it projects for less than one hour and becomes a skin scent after the 2nd hour; One-third less performance when mixed with salty water and sun lotion) - Uniqueness: 4.0 (Similar to a dozen Creed Silver Mountain Water clones; it's unique in its low price only) - Wearability: 7.0 (It's mainly a day scent; avoid using it in the Winter) - Versatility: 8.0 (Almost an "all around" versatile fragrance; Great for the beach and the Gymn) - Compliments: 7.5 (Strangely enough, it is an above-average pleaser; It will even get you unexpected compliments) - Quality: 6.0 (Under average quality, but quite high for the price; handy flask and acceptable sprayer) - Presentation: 2.5 (looks like very cheap "stuff") - Price: 10.0 (30 ml for £ 2,5, a real bargain) ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Overall rating: 6,07/10.00 - between 7 and 8 =above average; - between 8 and 9 = recommended; - bigger than 9 = don't miss it; My opinion: I may recommend this fragrance as long as you keep your expectations low. It cost me £ 2.50. The bottle size, the scent and the performance of Al Rehab Silver allowed me to discover a specific use for this fragrance. And the price helps of course. Music: Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga - "The Lady is a Tramp"

There is not much to say about this fragrance. It's a damn close scent to Creed Silver Mountain Water with totally linear development, half the longevity, half the sillage and 1/75th of the price. The scent - Heavy on citrus and musk, overall a more than acceptable scent that smells way more expensive than what it costs. Is it harsh scent? Yes it is but your nose will get used to it in 3 minutes and 95% of the people will not even ever notice it. When? - safe enough to use on a daily basis provided it's not cold, and why not in the office? Just keep the handy small bottle in your pocket and respray every 3~4 hours. You will hear compliments for sure. I did it (only once). The name - If someone asks you what are you wearing, just answer Al Rehab Silver. It sounds ok and 95% of the people will think it is a new fancy perfume. The other 5% will think you are a "smart" guy. Do I use it? - Yes I do use it from time to time and I have allways a backup in my drawer. It smels nice, the bottle size is pocket handy and costs as much as an expresso. Of course I do reapply a lot but for that cost, who cares? And why? I hate to fill up and maintain a decant to carry with me. One of this Al Rehab bottles is almost the size of a decant and lasts at least for a week with continuous usage. You loose the bottle? No big deal. For its cost, who cares? And where? Well, as I said you may use it on a daily basis or even in the office. I know a handful of people who do that with Al Rehab scents like Silver, Choco Musk or Soft for example. Actually it's not my case although I did it once in the office and I received as many compliments as when using L'Aventure (just to mention a good quality Creed Aventus look alike). I use it at the beach! Al Rehab Silver layers quite well with dried salty water and sun lotion. Its scent becomes really similar to Al Wisam Day from Rasasi which is quite expensive, and it's a scent I prefer to Siver Mountain Water. Whenever I go to the beach for a weekend or even a full week I allways carry a Silver tiny bottle with me, Believe me. It's worth trying it. And how Silver is this Al Rehab Mountain Water? Scent Opening: 6.5 (my judgement; average opening, a bit heavy and harsh but pleasant) Scent Dry Down: 7.25 (my judgement; it gets better when the harshness is gone) Longevity: 4.0 (with 2 good sprays it may last up to 3~4 hours; One hour more when mixed with salt and sun lotion) Sillage: 4.0 (less than 3 feet at its peak with 2 sprays; projects for less than one hour and becomes a skin scent after the 2nd hour; One third more performance when mixed with salt and sun lotion) Uniqueness: 4.0 (Similar to a douzain of Creed Silver Mountain Water clones; it's unique in price only) Wearability: 7.0 (It's mainly a day scent but avoid to use it in the Winter) Versatility: 8.0 (Almost an "all around" versatile fragrance; Great for the beach and the Gymn) Compliments: 7.5 (An above average pleaser; It will even get you unexpected compliments) Quality: 6.0 (Under average quality, but quite high for the price; handy flask and acceptable sprayer) Presentation: 2.5 (looks like a very cheap "stuff") Price: 10.0 (30 ml for £ 2,5, a real bargain) Overall rating: 6,07/10.00 I recommend this fragrance as long as you keep your expectations really low. It costs £ 2.50. It is at least on a pair with another cheap Creed SMW clone: Estiara White Stag. I never used the Estiara cologne. I bought it just for testing. Actually I gave away the bottle long ago. But the size, the scent and the performance of Al Rehab Silver allowed me to discover a specific use for this fragrance. And the price helps of course.

Recently I bought 4 Al rehab roll-ons and the first one I tried was Al fares and I was mighty impressed by it. The next to try was Silver, I opened the cap, rolled over my left arm and sniffed it. The first smell, top notes was so sharp and strong. Total citrusy. I DID NOT LIKE IT. I wanted to open my computer and write a review about it. But then I thought I should wait, I should wear it for a day and see how it develops. Maybe then I will have a better idea about this perfume. And I am so glad that I decided to do so. I have now worn it for a complete day and I should say this is a beautiful beautiful perfume. Definitely citrus, bit aquatic and bit sugary. Smells heavenly. Good sillage and longevity too. My wife surprisingly likes this one. She is not a big fan of perfume oil and attar kind of stuff, but she likes this one. I, for sometime though Al fares was the best of the 4 Al Rehabs which I have got because it was so fresh, green and aquatic which closely resembled CK Eternity. But now I don't know which one is the best. I like both of these really well and I just can't decide. Which is good in a way. PS: I don't know whether this smells similar to Silver Mountain Water. Because I haven't tried it, nor I can afford it at the moment. But trust me, this is way more worthier than the price we pay. Cost me around 2$ per 6 ml roll-On. Happy sniffing!

This is apparently a $5 clone of Creed's Silver Mountain Water (which goes for $300). I have smelled Silver Mountain Water, and al-Rehab's Silver comes very close (Azzaro Chrome does as well somewhat). Silver starts off with a synthetic metallic citrus note which smells fresh but also "futuristic", and dries down into a more natural blackcurrent accord with a tea note, as well as water and some sort of green note as well as white musk. The entire thing is incredibly synthetic (but in a good way) and has an overtly metallic opening, but the drydown is softer and more natural smelling. I think it's one of the best offerings from al-Rehab, and does give me a sort of alpine mountainous feel, but in an abstract way and with a blackcurrent tea note. The opening with its metallic character also sort of reminds me of Azzaro's Chrome. Sillage is moderate (though leaning weak) and longevity is actually pretty strong. Projection is moderate while longevity is very good. Overall very nice "cold" and fresh scent, that gives you the feel of a very expensive fragrance (Silver Mountain Water) for an incredibly inexpensive price. 4.5/5

My favourite of the Silver Mountain dupes. I’ve tried quite a few. On my skin the closest smelling to Silver Mountain Water as well. And lasts exponentially longer! The original Creed is truely wonderful but its gone in less than an hour on my skin. This lasts all day! This also projects louder than SMC but it’s still only moderate so can be worn just about any place any time. It does have good solid presence though. I use the roller ball, inexpensive and gets the job done just as well. It’s a little harsh in the top, but give it 15 to 30 mins to settle and the notes meld and good to go for the rest of the day. Perfect cooling summer scent. Gets plenty of attention too, not that that particularly matters to me, but just saying :) Just to mention also, the notes on this page don’t accurately represent the smell. You’re best to hop over to Creeds Silver Mountain Water page for that. The notes shown there are pretty much exact to what I get in this. This page should at least have the black current note. It’s one of the key definers in SMW’s overall character and well present in Silver too.