Silver Light Man

well this is my 2nd bottle my review is This fragrances is ssuper copy of Thierry Mugler A*Men, it has the same quality with Currently Angel Man Reformulations Sillage : Moderate to Heavy Longevity : 4-6 Hours Projection : Same As Original Price : Linn Young 110k (10 $) TM A*men 550k (50$) (it saved you Five times) My conclusion is... if you are lookin for the same smells with a*men, this would be perfect choices as considering the prices, Quality, Well Done good job Linn Young! I love Coffee Smell! 8/10 rating nye, wanginye mantab!

To me, the opening is sharp and synthetic but this soon settles down - smooth caramel sweetness is what I get from this. Dry-down is very nice and the scent is long lasting, will stay on my skin for the whole day. Projection not amazing, but great value for money in my opinion. EDIT: Compared to A*Men, this is lacking the tar note in the opening which I rather miss. If you're looking for longevity though, this is probably the better of the two if we're comparing with the reformulated A*Men.

Bought this based on reviews. Compared to my 2010 amen ; opening notes weaker & less tar with what seems to be synthetic/ alcohol blast . Then the similarities quickly kick in. This dries down to a surprisingly natural coffee/ patchouli heart with a very nice warm vanilla backbone that lasts better than my amen with a better vanilla caramel . Very impressed , so much so , I've sold the amen. This combined with cuba prestige , better than amen & 200ml for less than £20

For a start you can't ignore the price - £7 for 100ml. It's basically exactly the same as Cuba Paris Prestige (which I own too). I don't think I can tell them apart, which isn't a shame as they are both excellent. To the untrained nose as you waft past it is indeed very similar to A*Men, but if you do a side by side comparison - not so much. It's not complex, it's not ground breaking but it's exceptional value and good all round performance. Just buy it!

24 - 36 hours later . So impressed I'm writing another review . Ignore the opening 15 min. I've sprayed 4xwrist & shirt 7.45 am. & my office that's bored of my frag hobby all comment positively & mid afternoon I'm still getting a warm vanilla patchouli coffee caramel. I have experienced & wear lidge , dior homme vintage edt EDP , & some early 80's 70's vintage .& this is not as natural , but given 1 hour + Is unbelievably good value

My favourite copycat of A*Men :D Better than the last reformulation of the original AngelMen. Strong, long lasting, with great sillage, it's not a weak "similar scent". It really smells like A*Men from 1996. I bought it more times. Cheap (cca 10 USD) but super good. The only little difference is the less tar note and the more coffee. I like the funny flacon :) Linn Young did it very well.

Yup.. all the same of A*men With a moderate sillage n longevity.. Somebody who love a*men smell, but not with it sillage n longevity. U must have this.. All the same.. Scent : 8 (caramel, sweet praline n light coffee) Sillage : 8 moderate 3-4feet Longevity : 7 (4-6h)

I don ́t get the coffee and caramel note on this one. A strong vanilla/lavender however is very noticeable. Still, it ́s VERY good and very similar to A*Men Mugler

I still can't believe I bought this gem for 7€. Absolutely stunning. Don't think of it just buy it and thank me later.

Silver Light Man by Linn Young: The Underdog Shine You Didn't Know You Needed (and Could Afford!) Forget the hype, ditch the designer price tags, and let me introduce you to a hidden gem: Silver Light Man by Linn Young. This fragrance is like a confident smirk on a budget, a subtle swagger that won't break the bank. But before you scoff at its affordability, hear me out. First things first: Yes, it whispers echoes of the legendary A*Men Mugler. But instead of screaming with audacious intensity, Silver Light Man takes a smoother, more approachable route. It's like A*Men's sophisticated younger brother, minus the hefty price tag. Think of it as the everyday hero, the fragrance you can rock confidently without worrying about empty pockets. But hold on, this isn't some cheap imitation. The opening is a refreshing burst of lavender and mint, followed by a warm embrace of patchouli and cedarwood. The dry down brings a touch of gourmand sweetness with coffee and tonka bean, leaving a subtle, masculine trail that's both intriguing and inviting. It's not groundbreaking, but it's well-blended and undeniably pleasing. The real kicker? This gem is incredibly affordable. We're talking a fraction of the cost of its designer counterpart( I bought mine in Poland for $18 USD), making it a bargain you can't ignore. Perfect for the budget-conscious gent who still appreciates quality and wants to smell good without shouting about it. Now, before you rush out and blind buy, let's be honest. It's not a powerhouse. The projection and longevity are moderate, which for some might be a dealbreaker. But for those who appreciate a more subtle and intimate scent experience, it's perfect. Think date nights, casual outings, or even office wear where you don't want to overpower the room. ..Alternatives? If you crave more intensity, check out 1. Armaf Niche Oud 2. Lomani Black Edition. Both offer similar vibes at budget-friendly prices. But for those seeking a refined, affordable alternative to A*Men, Silver Light Man shines brighter than its price tag suggests. So, ditch the designer drama and embrace the underdog. Give Silver Light Man a try. You might just discover your new signature scent, one that whispers confidence without breaking the bank. Remember, sometimes the best things come in unexpected packages, and this fragrance is proof. P.S. Don't just take my word for it. Read other reviews on Fragrantica..

Look no further gourmand aficionados, for I present to you Linn Young Silver Light Man — a jaw-dropping bargain at a mere €6. You won't just be turning heads; you'll be commanding rooms, all while exuding a scent that captivates like an aromatic cup of Irish coffee. Let's be real, the initial spray is synthetic — a bit of a misstep. But like an artisanal coffee that takes a moment to cool, give it time to breathe, and what unfolds is an experience that not just punches, but knocks out competitors well above its weight class. This fragrance is a straightforward brew of dark coffee, accentuated with undertones of chocolate and a dash of mint and lavender. It's as if someone laced your dark, aromatic coffee with a mere hint of alcohol and a whiff of fresh laundry. It's an aroma that doesn't just linger; it stays with you, making you pause and appreciate its consistent yet multifaceted simplicity. Longevity and sillage? This is the undisputed champion, the Rocky Balboa of budget fragrances. Expect it to be filling the air long after you've made your grand exit. Silver Light Man is an incredible value that's sure to rake in compliments without landing you in debt. For the budget-savvy scent lover who seeks a simple yet captivating fragrance, this is it. So, hunt down a good deal, add it to your cart, check out, and prepare for an experience that won't just linger, but haunt you for a long time. The harmonious blend of comfort and edge, affordability and luxury, makes it an indispensable deal. In a world of overpriced colognes, Silver Light Man stands tall, serving as a testament that quality doesn't have to break the bank. Opening note: 5+ Sillage/Projection: 9 Dry down: 8- Longevity: 8 Blend/Composition: 5 Versatility: 6 Uniqueness: 3 Value for money: 10+ Bottle design/Aesthetics: 3+ Overall experience: 5+ Blind-buy rating: 7+

It's shocking how similar this juice to Amen, amazing. It's not just a cheap smelling watered down weak dupe something. I can definately feel the earthy patchouli tar note, but not as raw as the original Amen, more balanced, brighter, after the strong starting easier to wear, because fresher, lighter, but remains dense, so don't think it's weak, but you can wear during in a hotter day not just in winter time. The only downside that Linn Young projects less, the longevity is moderate-good, the price is super low. The bottle is cool, the cap is cheap plastic which you can lose, but not a big deal, I don't care, for me the most important thing is the scent. Smell: 10/10 Sillage: 7/10 Lasting: 8/10 Price: 10/10 Is it worth buying Silver Light Man? Yes, absolutely:)

There is a Chinese megastore that sells this for like 7.5 euros near my place. For that price this stuff is insane, legit insane, outerworldly and many other words that still fail to conjure how incredible this is. The opening is kinda embarassing to be fair, very synthetic and offputting, I don't like the lavender and mint burst that I get, but after 15-20 minutes it turns into a more wearable version of A*men imho, it's less intense and less "concentrated" than the OG which makes it better for modern taste to me. Longevity is actually pretty freaking good, I sprayed it once on my arm and it stayed there for several hours, at the 6 hour mark it was faint but still there. This is truly hidden as a gem.

It's the same juice as A*men in a different bottle. Smell: 7/10 Projection: 10/10 Longevity: 12/10 over 12 hours on my skin. Be careful with the sprayer, over 4 sprays you can kill an elephant!!!! It's nuclear projection Price:10/10 (11€)

Amazing smell , lasts a long time and is a thick warm heavy smell almost like chocolate deep heat , very warming on a cold day and 10/10 for value

I was shocked when sprayed it the first time on my chest, because it's very close to A*men. It is pretty much as close as you can get to it by using worse ingredients. You can clearly feel it's cheaper, also the sillage and longevity is worse a little bit, but it's almost one tenth the cost of the original! I'll still go for the OG as long as it's available, but sometimes i'm courious to try the clones, especially since i can't buy anything else besides the standard A*men (Stellar and Fantasm just a big nah to me). But if you can't afford the original or just simply won't spend as much for an old legend, you'll be pretty much there with this. It's not a 80-90% copy, it's 100 percent, composed with cheaper ingredients. Like a Lepin to Lego.

Received my bottle today. *NOTE: Previous review invalidated by Maceration* 01OCT22 This fragrance has matured over the course of a month+ sitting in a dark closet and wearing it today I can enjoy it. There's still none of the notes mentioned in the pyramid, with the exception of Vanilla....and a boozy note that i'm quite enjoying! EDIT: Nope...longevity and projection on this cannot compare to anything else. This is only good worn by itself. 01DEC22: I still have no idea what this is supposed to smell like. I've never smelled "Mugler - A*Men" so I guess that's why I can't put my finger on this....thing. No projection, no sillage, incompatible with layering with anything else...this is completely useless to me besides being a vehicle/room freshener.

It smells very much like Ange Mugler; I haven't smelled the men's version, but it reminds me a lot of the women's. I suppose it's the patchouli scent. It smells like an old man, it's a very strong smell, not my type.

I did comparison On my left hand is angel mugler edt Then right hand is silver light Wow both is fantastic perfumes although they came from different brand but they have strong connection . . The different between silver light and A*men Is A*men more little bit heavy on top notes but silver is lighter but in my opinion they have similar projection and one point here A*men is more longlasting than silver... If A*men = 8 hours Silver= 5-6 hours

Blind buy as suggested by a friend. A very copy of A Men. Amazingly stay 4 hours in me. Dark coffee and slightly chocho smell, will attract the attention. I spare a bit to my travel bottle as the original bottle is wide. A must have. coffeely delicious yet manly.