Revolution

It gives the idea of Reflection man. It is just as fresh with a floral vibe the same way Reflection is, which is a nice change compared to other masculine freshies. The main difference with Reflection is that instead of the sweet Iris, this one is more green leaning, which changes the character of the fragrance a lot. I usually don't like green fragrances much but this one combined with the florals is nice. Performance is average for a freshie like this. 5-6 hours with moderate projection. As other reviewers have said its about 60-70% Reflection, its not a 1:1 clone. If you want to buy it to get a general idea of what Reflection would smell like, go ahead. If you like Reflection, you will probably also like this. Yet as a cheap versatile office/formal fragrance, if you judge on its own, its an amazing buy and i don't regret it one bit.

Good scent, bad performance Update: after macceration it get better

Revolution starts with an assertive clarity — a blend of peppery herbs and bright citruses that feels refreshingly sharp yet effortlessly clean. The particularly prominent rosemary note is strikingly realistic — identical to the dried herb in my spice rack, as if capturing its scent in a photograph. Later, the fragrance maintains its crispness but introduces a soft, powdery nuance — just enough to hint at elegance without crossing into overtly vintage territory. I usually dislike powdery fragrances, but this one sits right on the edge of my preference. It leans more towards a soapy feeling rather than being the dominant aspect. As it dries down, the composition shifts toward a warm, spicy character intertwined with a classic blue fragrance base DNA. This makes it highly universal and incredibly versatile. While it leans masculine, a sharply dressed woman could wear it just as well — it's not like a gym deodorant scent but more refined, far from generic. Notably, this fragrance bears no resemblance to the typical Middle Eastern scent profile, making it an ideal choice for those who usually avoid that style. It's more like a freshly starched linen shirt — smooth, structured, but with a slight roughness when pressed between fingers. Its biggest flaw, however, is the extremely weak projection — it becomes skin-close almost immediately. Longevity isn't great either — an extreme overspray is necessary to make any impact. You'll have to drench yourself in it just to be noticed. For comparison, I previously owned Khadlaj Shiyaaka, and it was identical in every aspect, performance included. I ended up selling it since it is more popular and quickly found a buyer. They're completely interchangeable. This is a well-groomed fragrance with a unique spicy twist. It's undeniably pleasant and comforting, but I do have one major complaint — its laughable performance. Even after sitting in my wardrobe for a year, it remained unchanged. Not the best investment, but I've never encountered this exact scent combination before. Opening note: 7- Sillage/Projection: 3- Drydown: 7+ Longevity: 4- Blend/Composition: 8- Versatility: 9 Uniqueness: 8 Value for money: 4+ Bottle design/Aesthetics: 8- Overall experience: 6+ Blind-buy rating: 7+

I haven't tried the Amouage version yet, but this immediately reminded me of Ted Lapidus Black Soul. The neroli/orange blossom accord is dominant, providing a somewhat-sweet, mildly bubble gum note. The orris, ylang ylang and jasmine combine to create something akin to a violet leaf scent while retaining pieces of each individual ingredient. Patchouli is also a strong player here, providing a chocolately-smoothness. I get no bitter orange, woods or vetiver. This is a cooler weather scent, projecting an aura that feels like an old favorite sweatshirt. It can be worn by men or women. The patchouli gives this a bit of a Dead Head vibe - this one would not play especially well in formal settings, but running errands, curling up with a partner in front of a fire or even outdoors activities would work nicely.

#906 in my "Tour de Fragrance" I've had Amouage "Reflection Man" on the shelf for a couple of years, and turns out this is an exact clone in every way. I like this scent DNA well enough. Solid performer. Overall it's very unisex and comes off a little more floral and fruity than I prefer, as most scents with ylang ylang seem to do. So I have seldom worn Reflection Man. When I do it gets positive notice. I think what it is for me is my gym uses a bathroom cleaner called "Fabuloso" that smells like this, so every time I smell it it puts me in mind of the men's restroom at the gym. Oh well. This probably won't get use much either. This is car pool, elevator and small office safe. Very pleasant. I think it's day wear, beach wear, not date wear. Summer wear.

This is a nice green/floral jus that is quite complex, without being excessively brainy/ i don't get the whole of the notes listed but I do surely get the powdery floral woody scent bubble, once it settles down. It is a safe and pleasant fragrance where dry cedar wood is complemented by earthy patchouli that's quite subtle and sweet. The jasmine/neroli floral notes are ever so reminding of a fine freshness that's perfect for spring and summer eves, IMO. Office safe with moderate projection and sillage, which is totally acceptable for this jus' DNA. Not even trying to compare it to its inspiring perfume, which I do not know. A great addition from Killer Oud. It gets my 8/10 because of its being well blended and designed. Enjoying it

This smells white floral, super clean, crisp, and masculine. It makes me imagine a well-groomed man with a crisp white shirt in my mind's eye. Regarding longevity and projection, it's at the upper end of moderate, maybe even long/strong, depending on your skin type and whether you apply it to clothes or hair. I would say this is a sophisticated, elegant, mature, slightly masculine fragrance—not a young sexy fragrance. The right woman could easily pull this one off as well. It's very easy to wear, and I can't imagine anyone finding this offensive; I think it's very office-safe.

Terrible performance, and not an exact clone of reflection man. It is maybe 80% reflection man. However it’s actually pretty good as its own fragrance. Manages to smell extremely fresh and clean without relying too heavily on citrus. Great to wear right after a shower before bed. Smooth clean musky floral.

This one is a bit harsh at first After 30 minutes you start to feel the sweet fruit It's 60% similar to amouage reflection Projection : 5/10 Still good perfume for the price It's like sitting on beach ⛱️ with tropical plants 🪴 and next to you your gf using rosemary for he hair I wish the silage was better.

Quick comparison between Khadlaj and Paris Corner clones: Twice I smelt a very-well maturated in-store tester bottle of Khadlaj Shiyaaka and it smells ~15% higher quality than Paris Corner Killer Oud Revolution, which I had maturating for only a few weeks. Hence, not a fair comparison, and there's a chance that Paris Corner Killer Oud Revolution catches up in quality after 3-6 months - time will tell, and I'll update here. The difference is mostly noticeable 10cm (~3 inches) from strip/clothes/skin; and less noticeable in the air. That quality difference is the difference between a good solid scent, and a flipping great 'wow!' scent. The Khadlaj smells a bit 3D and diffusive, whereas the Paris Corner smells rather flat. Do remember the differing maturation periods though. Again, not a fair comparison.

I would not call it a clone of reflection. This one has much more focus on top citrus notes, especially in the beginning. I would say this is more wearable version of reflection, as it it smoothed out by fresh citrusy notes. I sprayed it an hour ago and it is still pretty strong, so performance looks good

It's not filling the void if you need reflection man.. nice floral soapy woody unisex imo fragrance. Le male is closer to reflection man than this. Not a strong sillage but good longevity on textile.