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Actually... actually, I myself am not a friend of rose in perfume, at least not with me or men in general, because the rose is from my point of view the female fragrance par excellence and since time immemorial... even if one may see that differently in the Orient.
In this perfume, it is different. The rose is very elegant, clear and stylish. It is not one of those typical chemical, sweet rose fragrances you know from the drugstore, but a clever one. The rose is of course sweet, but from my point of view not sweet-obtrusive. Rounded off and as I find also the masculine touch receives Amouage Lyric Man by its light citric note. This also underpins, I think anyway, the fact that it is a men's perfume, because the citrus note takes the sweetness out a bit and gives the perfume a slight vibe of "I'm in control".
Who wears this perfume and where?
Basically, I see no age restriction with this perfume.
If you are brave, you can wear Amouage Lyric Man very well on a date. For me, it is a nice change from Dolce & Gabbana The One.
At celebrations with suit, especially at weddings, I can imagine this perfume but also very good.

Amouage Interlude Man is in my view THE resin perfume par excellence. The resins come through very strongly and dominate the perfume throughout. In addition to the resins, I also perceive oregano and some pepper, which in my view complement and round out the perfume very well. It is because of its offensive character no everyday perfume, but finds especially at the cold season quite followers among work colleagues and also among the girls.
The perfume is great class from my point of view, but who can wear it? It is often said that Amouage Interlude Man is a perfume for older men, but as someone in his mid-twenties, I would like to disagree with this assertion. From about after school, here you choose an absolutely excellent and at the same time unique perfume.