Rayan Black Al Rehab Eau de Parfum
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Berry aroma in vannile yoghurt
On the search for intensive berries for autumn/winter I stumbled upon this one while searching for scents. With a price of under 10€ for 50ml I dared then a blind purchase, much more favorably it cannot become also not.
Rayan Black is starting very buried. Green tea takes the sweetness out of this something and exchanges it for a subtle, bitter touch. Right from the start, the heart note of musk, sandalwood and vanilla is absorbed in the berry-tea mixture, but is still lost in the intensity of the latter.
If you give the fragrance a good 10 minutes, the top note evaporates to such an extent that the heart note is present enough. Musk, sandalwood and vanilla radiate a pleasant sweetness, which gets some character from the berries.
The further course of the fragrance is characterised by the fact that the berries and the green tea continue to volatilise bit by bit, while musk, sandalwood and vanilla remain. The whole thing does not develop into a real base note, so the heart note remains until the end and forms the basis of the fragrance.
The whole fun radiates a good 2-3 hours from the skin, and is then 5-6 hours still very close to perceive.
Sounds all well and good, but unfortunately I am not completely convinced. Everything in the fragrance makes a rather synthetic impression and is reminiscent of modern cheap designer fragrances. And they are exactly the ones that are not developed out of love for perfume. Those that are only designed to hit some safe fragrance on the market. No type of berry is really often found in the mainstream, but Al Rehab has managed to wrap this note into a fragrance of the world anyway.
All right, well, maybe the smell of the world isn't fair. After all, Rayan Black makes a very oriental impression, but that's perhaps exactly what makes it so special. Actually, a glance at the heart note is enough to understand this: Sandalwood, musk and vanilla can be found as a combination in a huge amount of scents. Al Rehab didn't have to do much more than mix a roughly matching top note together to create a portable perfume. The result? A somewhat synthetic, pleasant fragrance with a mediocre performance, which bores me and in the Orient probably goes down even more in the mass. For 10€ I shouldn't have expected anything more here; for the price you already get something decent. But I had hoped for a secret tip here, but unfortunately not found.
In my opinion, the field of application is absolutely everywhere in winter and autumn. Not too sweet for work, not too boring for a date, but too warm for warm days. I can't recognize a special target group here either. I find the fragrance absolutely unisex, but perhaps something more suitable for younger people.
Rayan Black is starting very buried. Green tea takes the sweetness out of this something and exchanges it for a subtle, bitter touch. Right from the start, the heart note of musk, sandalwood and vanilla is absorbed in the berry-tea mixture, but is still lost in the intensity of the latter.
If you give the fragrance a good 10 minutes, the top note evaporates to such an extent that the heart note is present enough. Musk, sandalwood and vanilla radiate a pleasant sweetness, which gets some character from the berries.
The further course of the fragrance is characterised by the fact that the berries and the green tea continue to volatilise bit by bit, while musk, sandalwood and vanilla remain. The whole thing does not develop into a real base note, so the heart note remains until the end and forms the basis of the fragrance.
The whole fun radiates a good 2-3 hours from the skin, and is then 5-6 hours still very close to perceive.
Sounds all well and good, but unfortunately I am not completely convinced. Everything in the fragrance makes a rather synthetic impression and is reminiscent of modern cheap designer fragrances. And they are exactly the ones that are not developed out of love for perfume. Those that are only designed to hit some safe fragrance on the market. No type of berry is really often found in the mainstream, but Al Rehab has managed to wrap this note into a fragrance of the world anyway.
All right, well, maybe the smell of the world isn't fair. After all, Rayan Black makes a very oriental impression, but that's perhaps exactly what makes it so special. Actually, a glance at the heart note is enough to understand this: Sandalwood, musk and vanilla can be found as a combination in a huge amount of scents. Al Rehab didn't have to do much more than mix a roughly matching top note together to create a portable perfume. The result? A somewhat synthetic, pleasant fragrance with a mediocre performance, which bores me and in the Orient probably goes down even more in the mass. For 10€ I shouldn't have expected anything more here; for the price you already get something decent. But I had hoped for a secret tip here, but unfortunately not found.
In my opinion, the field of application is absolutely everywhere in winter and autumn. Not too sweet for work, not too boring for a date, but too warm for warm days. I can't recognize a special target group here either. I find the fragrance absolutely unisex, but perhaps something more suitable for younger people.
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