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Lion by Rayhaan

Men 2024

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Rayhaan

Description

Lion by Rayhaan is a spicy aromatic fragrance for men. Launched in 2024, this creation unfolds an olfactory pyramid where the top notes combine lavender, pear, mint, and bergamot; the heart reveals cinnamon, chamomile, and cumin; and the base settles on vanilla, amber, cedar, and patchouli.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 34%
  • Spring 24%
  • Summer 13%
  • Autumn 29%
  • Day 40%
  • Night 60%

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1,005 votes

  • Positive 91%
  • Negative 4.4%
  • Neutral 4.7%
positive reviews 1.0 k community votes
LongevityLong-lasting SillageStrong Best momentWinter CharacterMasculine

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Leading answer I want it

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Leading answer Winter

2,175 votes

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Leading answer Night

1,143 votes

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Fragrance profile

About Lion

Main accord aromatic Year 2024 Gender Men

Lion by Rayhaan is a spicy aromatic fragrance for men. Launched in 2024, this creation unfolds an olfactory pyramid where the top notes combine lavender, pear, mint, and bergamot; the heart reveals cinnamon, chamomile, and cumin; and the base settles on vanilla, amber, cedar, and patchouli.

Flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts Green, herbal and fougère Spices Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses

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Longevity

Leading answer Long-lasting

862 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Strong

852 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally masculine

853 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

848 votes

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  1. Arrived yesterday and caught me off guard; I’m very happy with it. Bought it blind and have zero regrets. Smells great on anyone, and the best part is that it’s super cheap.

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  2. Arrived yesterday and I absolutely love it. Bought it blind and have no regrets. It smells amazing on everyone and it’s very affordable.

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  3. It’s a fragrance with its highs and lows. People say it’s a clone of JPG’s Ultra Male, and while they do resemble each other, the heart and base here are different. The box is small, pretty, modest, yet well-finished with good design. The bottle has a magnetic cap, a square textured body that’s compact and black; what stands out most is the golden and green lion, very aesthetic and giving it a designer-quality feel. The atomizer looks solid, not pressurized but works well, not feeling loose like some Arab perfumes. Usage: this is NOT for summer or heat. It lacks citrus notes or freshness that lasts more than 5 minutes; the bergamot is nonexistent, more like synthetic green lemon. No typical clean summer scent either. Better for mild days, intermediate seasons, and evening wear. It’s more masculine, but not rare for women with character. Notes and Scent: The opening isn’t great, starting with an unpleasant lemon that fades quickly, followed by a cumin-fennel (the latter will be there forever) with lavender; together, it smells like strong detergent and chemicals. Don’t sniff it up close, it gives you nausea and headaches; this lasts about 10 minutes. In the heart, the good stuff shows up: heavily ambered, delicious warm vanilla, secondary cumin with minty reminiscences; it’s the most masculine version of the JPG (the Lion is unisex). Lavanda is barely present, nothing fougère, preventing the vanilla-amber from tasting like dessert. The pear note is hard to distinguish, blending with the vanilla to make it more ‘clear’ and sensually sweet. The base is the most noticeable; the cedar is felt but as if from a distance. The other notes aren’t detectable. As it fades, a strange cumin with muted lavender and light amber remains; that’s the dry down at 10-12 hours. Longevity and Projection: 4-6 hours on skin, up to 10-12 on clothes. Average projection, leaves a weak trail but it’s impossible not to notice when you’re close; not annoying. Reminds me of: from afar, for some reason, it smells like caramel popcorn in a bag. To conclude, I don’t like it entirely. The cumin smell doesn’t work for me; it bothers me quite a bit, though the good news is it’s controlled in the heart. But when it dries out completely after many hours (like sniffing the atomizer), it smells like unhygienic breath after eating spices. I recommend it only if you like spicy perfumes and not fresh ones. Note quality is moderate. Rating: 7.5/10.

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  4. It’s a 9PM that’s less synthetic and fresher. 10 hours on skin and days on clothes; you can’t ask for more for what it costs ($25). Exquisite, it’s joined my favorites within my designer/Arab collection. Best for night use, youthful (max age 28) in cold weather. Rayhaan gives it the edge.

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  5. ThetioLui

    Smells just like the Ultramale but with better longevity, punch, and sillage. Good trail and little else to add: a youthful perfume (I don’t see it on anyone over 25), for night, mainstream, known art, not very original, very mass-produced, and a scent not suitable for summer because it can be overwhelming. To each their own; I wear it all year round, though mostly for fall and winter. Buy blind if you like this vibe and shop in the 20-25 euro range (anything beyond that is overpriced. I got mine for 23).

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  6. Enrique Aguiar

    I’m surprised there’s only one review when I’m writing mine. Lately, I’ve been testing Arab perfumes to expand my collection, and honestly, their quality-to-price ratio is unbeatable. Looking for my next purchase, I found this on Amazon USA. Impossible not to be caught by attention by that bottle with the golden lion. After reading all the reviews with full attention, practically everyone spoke wonders of this fragrance. Extremely high rating and unbeatable price ($35). The purchase was inevitable. Regarding the scent: it’s supposed to be inspired by JPG’s Ultra Male. If you’ve smelled or like that aroma, I recommend buying it blind; you won’t regret it. This smells spectacular. Clean opening, sweet yet fresh at the same time. The dry down gets sweeter and sweeter, but without losing the masculine touch. Longevity is more than enough and projects well in the first hours. Recommended for mild weather or night. I believe it can be worn in any climate and time. I’ve used it early for work and late-night for university; in both cases, it draws attention and leaves no one indifferent. And if that weren’t enough, the bottle is spectacular, beautiful, a jewel for everything it offers at this price.

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  7. It’s okay, a bit disappointing since it’s the same as the 9PM, just less artificial. I saw a review saying it was an Ultra Male more ‘tropical,’ but I can’t find the tropical vibe no matter how hard I look. It’s impossible to use this in the heat as stated here on Fragrantica. I’m not disgusted because I love this scent DNA, so I’m just disappointed because I thought it would be different from the typical Ultra Male clone, but at least it doesn’t feel as artificial as the 9PM, haha.

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