Maison d’Orient Alriyad, Men Spray Fragrance Travel Size, Featuring Amwaj Enter World Mini, 5 Scents, Cologne Sampler Gift Set, Natural + Essential…

This is a really nice smelling cologne. I’d say 90% of people won’t be able to tell that this is a copycat scent. I love the smell of this.

This cologne lasts about an average amount of time. It lasts as long as I need it to.

Overall, this is a really great option if you don’t want to shell out the money for the name brand.

It smell its barely similar than original and it isn’t remain on your body much time

I personally loved this scent variety. I would personally say that they all lean more on the masculine side, but that they are all different. The wear is pretty decent! Also a great gift option, or a great way to test out different notes before committing to a full bottle!

UNIVERSAL OBSERVATIONS

In general, for any fragrance, after reading the reviews, one must immediately conclude what we already know: fragrances, or whatever one wants to call them, smell differently to different folks on different folks. Indeed, some suggest that they are defined by the cologne they wear. Others suggest that they do not want the cologne to get on them (just their clothes). Given this reality, it seems likely that one person’s rose is another person’s skunk cabbage. An apparently forgotten fact is that colognes react with one’s body (skin) chemistry – which differs from person to person.

Furthermore, I dare suggest that a review of any fragrance is woefully and unavoidably subjective. Indeed, apart from technical specifications, most reviews are necessarily subjective. What do you drive, Ram or F-150? Smoke Luckies or Camels? Why? Look at the reviews of this fragrance that suggest that this, that, the other, or these notes – all suggestive of a symphony whose instruments are out of tune. Point made! And yes, for some it is too loud and for others, too soft. Oh, I smoked Luckies.

SUBJECTIVE

I like this stuff; I think men, women, and all the “others” would equally like this stuff – or not; for me, and as some of the reviews indicate, this stuff lasts a sufficient length of time. Then again, how long is a cologne SUPPOSED to last and just who is it that gets to decide.

Clearly, one MUST test this (any) fragrance for themselves. However, they describe this stuff, as of this writing, the reviews (of this manufacturer’s colognes) are positive, and I think most people would like them and this offering.

Finally, I get a kick out of “my go-to” whatever. To me, homo sapiens (the species to which all modern human beings belong, regardless of how they identify) who have a go-to fragrance, likely wear the same tie all the time, or that one black dress.

I, on the other hand, the quintessential renaissance man,” have a closet full of ties, one wardrobe with a Harley T from every state in the nation, a refrig housing the gamut from the lowly pea to pak-choy, and, yes, a collection of fragrances (some of which I bought at a gas station). Which is another way of saying that, unlike many of the (youthful) denizens that infest this planet residing in a rut, I like to experience the full gamut of life’s wholesome offerings. The Maison d’Orient Blue Challenge is one such offering.

BTW, I do not live in association with a (restraining) significant other who is overwhelmed by and rails against many of life’s wholesome offerings.