Al HaramainOrientica Amber Oud Execlusif Extrait De Parfum Bleu Eau De Parfum Spray for Men 2.0 Ounce

Have smelled Layton in store and this is abt 95% similar. Insanely good projection for first couple hours and easily lasts 10 hours on skin, seemingly days lingering in my clothes. This stuff smells so good I’m catching myself frequently sniffing it on myself. Bottle designs alright but what matters is the juice. It’s a sweet spicy vanilla fragrance unisex but think leans much more manly. My girlfriend loves this stuff. And for a fraction of the price I’d say it makes Layton redundant. Haven’t tried Detour Noir but have heard this smells closer and lasts longer, so I’d say it’s worth the price difference.

smells exactly like parfums de marly layton , on skin alone it lasted me 14hrs , working healthcare with all the running around we do i was beyond shocked it lasted so long and the projection is absolutely insane ! it did die down a bit but people said they could smell it from about 5-6 feet away at that point. i’ll be buy it again whenever i run out

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Entering the world of Amber Oud Exclusif Bleu without the original Layton as a reference point, I found myself on an unexpected olfactory journey that was nothing short of enchanting.The opening, akin to a burst of crisp, juicy apples, is an invitation to indulge in a fragrance that goes beyond the ordinary. Full disclosure – I've developed a habit of unboxing just to inhale the magic within. The apple accord is a showstopper, and yes, I may have caught myself in over-dramatized moments that Jeremy Fragrance would likely commend.As the fragrance unfolds, the apple gracefully takes a back seat, allowing a beautifully creamy patchouli, sandalwood, and vanilla amalgamation to shine. It's a transition that caught me off guard in the best way possible. The creamy blend creates an air of sophistication, and the interplay of patchouli adds a hint of earthiness that is both unexpected and delightful.Now, about the elusive amber and oud, as suggested by the name – they seem to be playing hide-and-seek in this composition. But instead of feeling let down, the absence becomes a testament to the fragrance's ability to surprise and defy expectations. The creamy patchouli and sandalwood take the spotlight, and the vanilla adds a touch of sweetness, creating a symphony of surprise that is uniquely its own.In terms of longevity, Amber Oud Exclusif Bleu proves its staying power. I applied it in the morning, and even as the day wore on, the fragrance remained a subtle yet present companion.The bottle design is sleek, with the deep blue hue hinting at the richness within. It's a bottle that not only holds a captivating scent but also adds a touch of elegance to any fragrance collection.Considering all perspectives, Amber Oud Exclusif Bleu, though a clone, has carved its own niche. It's a wonderfully captivating fragrance that dances gracefully from the crispness of apples to the creamy embrace of patchouli, sandalwood, and vanilla. If you're prepared for the unexpected and appreciate fragrances that defy conventions, this one is a delightful discovery. And who knows, it might just inspire a few over-dramatic reactions of your own.

Definitely a product that smells very good, kind of sophisticated and luxurious smelling. Easy blind by, mass appealing.

This thing is absolutely gorgeous 🤦🏽‍♂️ The Box and Bottle presentation is precisely what you’d expect from the “Al Haramain Amber Oud” line (Even tho it isn’t, this is a different company, I’ll explain later) The juice smells extremely similar to “Parfum De Marley: Layton” the note differences are so minuscule that I really couldn’t begin to tell you where the differences even are, however I can tell you that this bad boy performs BETTER the PDM: Layton, I dished out $50 for a sample set from PDM themselves and while impressed and slowly enamored with their scents (Layton, Carlisle, Herod, Perceval) was hugely disappointed with their performance, longevity and projection 🙄 Right of the bat upon unboxing and testing this I can already tell this is a great performer (Almost Beast) no need for maceration, great atomizerLiving in New England this thing arrived at my door step ONE DAY after ordering it on Thursday morning through regular free shipping, it was estimated to come Tuesday, by 10 am FRIDAY it was here, LOVE IT🙅🏽‍♂️This is the first “Amber Oud Exclusif” (note the “Exclusif” part that’s important) that I have purchased and I’m really impressed, I’ll def be purchasing more.. Note: this is NOT to be mistaken with “Al Haramain: Amber Oud” that is a different fragrance house (an extremely good one too, lots of bangers) these are 2 houses that use the same bottle design and names, it’s confusing I know but such is the world of fragrance houses 🤷🏽‍♂️Keep this in mind if you’re ever shopping and you see a “Al Haramain Amber Oud Bleu Edition” that is NOT this product, that is a “Blue de Channel” Dupe (With also fantastic performance reviews)This is “Amber Oud Exclusif: Bleu” (Extrait De Parfum)

This is a heavy hitting clone of Layton by PDM. It is almost 1;1 clone too. The performance is SUPER and radiates in the summer. The only difference I can tell is this one lacks that menthol/vicks smell from the opening of PDM Layton. It has everything else. If you were wondering if you should invest in this scent the answer is yes. However, if money is not an issue than just get PDM for $300. The packaging is beautiful and feels strong and well made. The bottle itself is the same way. The bottle feels heavy and well made. Wonderful to add to the collection next to the other $150 frags you have on the shelf.

Smells gross. No sweetness or apple at all. I can’t pick up any notes other than a bright bitter soapy smelling Vicks vapor rub. I threw this in the trash after spraying on skin then waiting for the dry down. The smell stayed the same throughout the dry down. Strong projecting, linear, and made me nauseous. I question if this is even legitimate because it smells nothing like PDM Layton.