Best

Opens clean with some powdery spiciness reminiscent of Drakkar Noir, but with a chypre edge. There's a beautiful clove and cinnamon leading into a middle base of geranium and moss that resembles Guy Laroche's masterpiece, Horizon, minus the aquatic vegetables. It then dries down into a powdery, aromatic barnyard ambery patchouli. It goes on fresh, then turns into dirty woods, as it sadly fades into obscurity a few hours later. I would say 4-5 sprays if you want to project past arm's length. Even then, it will fade into a skin scent within 2 hours. It's not the loudest scent, and that's what hurts it. This should be reformulated into a powerhouse; it really lacks that edge. If it had more projection, this would be a masterpiece, a quality fragrance for its price of $10, reminiscent of the darker gothic fougère scents of the '80s. I'd rate it 7.8 out of 10. "Don't let the cheap-looking bottle fool you; it smells better than it looks." ''

Yes a musky gem, an obscure dry blend of fresh herbal notes, green lime, roots, oakmoss, fern and coniferous resins with a final woody/ambery warmer dry down. Super virile, bracing, saturnine and melancholic. In the same league as Borsalino by Borsalino and Enrico Coveri Pour Homme but more leaned towards the aromatic/fougere side of the moon (with Azzaro's kind of accents). Immensely invigorating at morning with its dry/earthy/musky/gingery feel. Another great classic for straighforward nostalgic moody fellows as me.

Purchased May 2017 This is the best Lomani fragrance. Better than the original pour homme and of course better than modern reformulations of Drakkar Noir. It's not called Best for nothing, this is best for everything! I love this stuff. Re-apply three times per day when I use it.

an obscure gem of a fragrance! This is a musky, fruity, earthy concoction that smells awesome. Very masculine. Cheap in price but not in smell. Glad I discovered this obscure gem.

refined sophisticated perfume with srong domination of lavender. very vintage, belongs to an "old nose school"