Description Reflection Man is Amouage's luminous, impeccably-tailored floral-woody — the kind of scent reviewers call "regal" and "a guaranteed compliment-getter." Created by Lucas Sieuzac for the Omani luxury house Amouage (2007), it opens crisp and aromatic, blooms into a radiant heart of jasmine, neroli and orris, and settles onto creamy sandalwood, vetiver and cedar. Refined rather than loud, it's an effortless signature for the confident, understated man. Scent Character Floral — 36% Woody — 27% Fresh — 18% Spicy — 9% Translation: a radiant floral-woody — luminous white florals up top, grounded by creamy sandalwood and dry vetiver. Polished, elegant, never sweet. Fragrance Pyramid Top: Bitter Orange Leaf, Red Pepper, Rosemary Heart: Neroli, Jasmine, Iris, Ylang-Ylang Base: Sandalwood, Haitian Vetiver, Virginia Cedar, Patchouli Performance Longevity: Strong — typically 8–10+ hours on skin. Sillage: Moderate-to-strong — a refined, noticeable trail. Projection: Confident for the first few hours (2–3 feet), then settles to an elegant skin-close glow. Best Occasions & Season Season: Spring, Summer and Fall — the bright florals suit mild-to-warm weather. Occasion: Everyday and Leisure — polished enough for the office, easy enough for daily wear. Wear: Marketed for men; the clean floral-woody profile wears beautifully unisex. Concentration & Provenance Concentration: Eau de Parfum Perfumer: Lucas Sieuzac House: Amouage (Sultanate of Oman) Released: 2007 Try Before You Commit Reflection Man rewards a full-day wear test — start with a 1 mL decant from $5.99 or a 5 mL from $25.99, each hand-poured from the authentic bottle, before committing to a full bottle. 100% Authentic, From Authorized Distributors Backed by 200,000+ orders and a 4.9★ Trustpilot rating Free US shipping on orders over $100 Hassle-free returns FAQ Is Reflection Man for men or women? It's marketed as a men's fragrance, but the clean jasmine-sandalwood profile is easily unisex. How long does it last? Strong — around 8–10+ hours, with a refined sandalwood-vetiver drydown. What does it smell like? Bright, elegant and floral — jasmine and neroli over creamy sandalwood, cedar and vetiver. Refined and versatile rather than loud.
