Sport

To me, this fragrance reminds me of Dior Homme (and similar fragrances), an iris-powdery fragrance with leathery notes, but (and this is important) it's much lighter than Dior Homme. Less romantic and seductive, more lively and joyful. The fragrance isn't linear; it opens with a fruity, iris note and dries down to a powdery, iris scent. Surprisingly, the fragrance gives a sense of luxury, sophistication, and quality, despite its low price. Value for money: 100 out of 10. This fragrance gives me a sense of Italian sophistication more than French style. I highly recommend it to fans of this DNA, as it's enjoyable for you and those around you. Similar to @Mr. Fusion, I own a perfume with the same name as this one, but a different bottle. I am giving you a link to the bottle with the package (official link from the official website). https://cdn.salla.sa/pywvq/qA7ETMmfxPx47RdGcTMW9YsWydTMKKLb8AoXfoYP.jpg === # The following is Al-Rehab official description: Al-Rehab Sport perfume by ALREHAB group is distinguished by its refreshing and delicate notes that take you on a refreshing journey in the morning. It contains fragrant and refreshing aromatic ingredients that give a feeling of freshness and invigoration. Enjoy its attractive aromatic notes and get a unique experience that distinguishes you and adds a touch of freshness to your day. Aromatic notes:- Top notes: ginger - juniper berries - bergamot Middle notes: sage - geranium - lavender Base notes: vetiver - patchouli - rice

#1471 in my "Tour de Fragrance" My first reaction to this, without looking up the notes, was Lacoste "Essential Sport", the only Lacoste scent I've really liked or owned for more than a few months. I didn't use it a lot except in summertime, and when it ran out I found it was discontinued. Turns out this scent and Essential Sport have enough in common that while I would not call a dupe, it is a more than adequate substitute of lesser cost and better quality. Bergamot, ginger, juniper, vetiver, patchouli, geranium all in common, and this adds sage instead of nutmeg, making it a touch greener, which I prefer. This is a good every day scent for any environment, but I'd class it as mostly summer wear. I'd put it in the same category with Azzaro "Chrome", Nautica "Voyage", Tommy Bahama "Maritime". Kind of a marine scent. I'd say if you like YSL "Y" and any Rabanne "Invictus", you'll like this well enough to justify the very low price. A safe blind buy and a bargain at under $10.

I love this. I dont particularly know what "sport" fragrance it "clones" - it starts off very refreshing with bursts of citruses, those particularly reminding me of lemon. I am going to resonate with reviewers below this is in the vein of Dior Homme. It has a creamy powderiness that honestly reminds me of orris, and adds a little bit of sweetness. Jimmy Choo ice has bitter vetiver, whereas Dior Homme Cologne (both before and after) contains no creaminess. I personally have not smelled Dior homme sport from the yesteryears, but I can attest that it does not smell like the modern batch of Dior Homme Sport.

Al-Rehab - Sport The bottle i have is shaped sort of like a genie bottle with dark blue label and dark blue box (not like the one pictured). The fragrance itself is a refreshing, cool, clean, musky, masculine citrus. In the style of Dior Homme Cologne/Jimmy Choo Man Ice. The longevity is surprisingly long lasting (8hrs+) compared to the others mentioned. Most Al-Rehab fragrances are around $10 or less, so they are absolutely worth trying out.