Amouage Reflection Man Eau de Parfum, 100 ml

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This duality of floral, fresh, and woody undertones gave the perfume a new direction while keeping the traditional masculine perfume base. Amouage fragrances are overpriced. There, I said it. However, most people who have tried them find their favorite in the bunch, and once they find a favorite, it's hard for them not to obsess over the scent. Many, including myself, eventually break down and buy a full bottle (in my case, Jubilation XXV.) For the offerings we think are good but not masterpieces, we can't wrap our heads around why someone would spend so much on a bottle. I guess for me Reflection Man fits into this category. But if one thinks of these scents as 'special occasion' wears, it makes some sense. The bright, flowery (yet decidedly unisex) blend of Reflection Man would suit someone on a very special day in warmer weather. And as that special day turns to a special night, and Reflection Man's tinny florals soften into warmer woods (sandal, cedar, vetiver) and patchouli, you know your fragrance is taking care of you the whole way.

Ingredients: Aqua, Helianthus Annus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Polysorbate 20, Cetearyl Alcohol, Glyceryl Stearate, Phenoxyethanol, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Carbomer, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Hydroxide, Parfum After the first violent citric note has flown away, it becomes really beautiful. At the start I thought of WC fragrancing, as you know it from Sanifair WCs on the motorway, but fortunately this WC citric only lasts a short time. What comes after that is Lenor. Lenor as I remember him from my childhood. There was only one, blue bottle and not umpteen different scents. When my mother had washed the curtains, it smelled like this in our apartment and I loved that. The Lenor fragrance is joined by a few woods, which allow me to assign the fragrance to a man. Still, I say he's unisex. I'd wear it myself if we had a bottle of it. You will receive a 100ml pot which holds around 70g of fragrance dust, which will give between 30-40 hours of burning time. At this stage of the scent development each time I wear Reflection I always quietly think to myself, how could anything else smell better than this, and how it’s a perfect fragrance for me, and my personality. Hartley by Mazzolari: Closest to it, brings a hint of citric (or better: lemon cake) with it, makes it "brighter", fresher, but also unisex. But the performance here is better by worlds.Just amazing, and to say something like this for a fragrance that truthfully smells more high-quality synthetic than natural is an accomplishment of its own. Since my tester bottle is “Made in the United Kingdom” some changes have been made for the better if you ask me. Why Reflection appeals to women is easy to understand. It smells pleasantly clean and well-groomed, whatever we girls like about our masters of creation. And you can wear it yourself. Also makes herself divine on women's skin. Amouage has so many to offer that it all boils down to personal preference. For me, and for my everchanging taste, these days I enjoy more wearable but still high-quality perfumes I can wear in different seasons.

Although officially a masculine release, the abundance of florals found here makes it more of a unisex release than anything else.Thing is, Le Male is also mixed with mint and vanilla which are not found here, and besides that initial opening and the first couple of minutes, they are both different fragrances suitable for different occasions and audiences. A distinctive and compelling signature, Reflection for Man embodies a spirit of refinement taken to the extreme.” Notes and Classification I might be one of the few, but the listed notes of Reflection Man are not what I’m getting at the final stage of the fragrance.

The makeup scent profile is not as hardly evident here as it is in the original Dior Homme line, but there is no escaping it. It's important to know that the Extract Sprays need some time (7-14 Days) until they unfold their beast mode Performance. So don't be disappointed if you use it right away and it's not as strong as some people here claim it to be. I know it's hard but just give them some time. The importance of keeping the unique and luxury design was recognized by the brand early on and is now registered as intellectual property in North America and Europe. For the Hand & Body Wash: How awesome is this? You can shower in your favourite scent before applying it to your body. There will no longer be a clash between the fragrance of your shower and the scent you apply. A luxurious lathering hand and body wash that is paraben free. Suitable for vegan and vegetarians and cruelty free. To my nose, all of these floral, citrusy, aromatic, and woody smells I get end up smelling like the most expensive shaving cream. Again, the naughty lavender is not mentioned here.Other posts indicate similar scents on the market. But here's the thing of you're spraying 2-3 times more for sillage and longevity just get the Amouage is budget can stretch that way. Amouage Reflection Woman – a floral fragrance released in 2007. The main notes include green leaves, freesia, and magnolia. The lasting power is 6 – 8 hours with moderate projection. Take Tom Fords Reformulated Noir Extreme to make this scent more unisex and interesting the sillage is off the roof with the pairing.

The first Amouage fragrance (Amouage was its previous name, now it is known as Amouage Gold) was created by French perfumeur Guy Robert in 1983. Guy Robert has created his masterpieces for Hermes, Dior, Rochas... Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male – an aromatic oriental fragrance released in 1995. The main notes include vanilla, lavender, and mint. The lasting power is 6 – 8 hours with moderate projection. Released at a time when floral fragrances were still not worn by men as much as they are now, along with Dior Homme Intense it created a whole new genre in men’s perfumery and what is socially accepted of what should men smell like.But what distinguishes Reflecton Man from Amouage from the other boulevard fragrances (Sauvage, Aventus...) is that it is much less controversial. Here you can obviously agree that it has to be good somehow. And that made me kind of curious, too.