LOMANI POUR HOMME FIRST WEAR REVIEW

Citrus forward when you first spray it on. Cheap citrus at the front, pine and patchouli in the back. Does it smell good? It smells better than smelling bad, which is about the least that I can say. It smells like a lemon scented hair product. It smells good if it were a product that you did not apply to your body. This is all a result of how dated it is. This scent profile has been experienced everywhere.

It smells like poverty and a sad desperate life. I mean this in the sense that somebody who had such a life would have found this scent pleasant. They had a cologne budget so they are not destitute, or maybe they bought it at a relatively prosperous time. Maybe that’s what this time is for me. Anyway. It does not smell like something anyone should want to wear. It might be better than the average Axe scent but only because it doesn’t smell like a car air freshener.

Fades to lemon dish washing liquid fairly quickly. Poor longevity. It is on par with a dollar store body spray. Better than nothing, which is to say, pretty bad.

Will I wear it again? Probably. I own it, don’t I? Do I look forward to wearing it. No.

I don’t know that the people who would buy this deliberately knowing what it smells like are still alive.

3/10

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