Lomani (1987)
by Lomani

The top notes are gone fairly quickly, and lavender is then pronounced, though it's not a really cheap, "synthetic" type lavender I've experienced in other fragrances (like Carlo Corinto Rouge), or perhaps it's nicely blended with other ingredients, though it does come through loud and clear. I dislike lavender, but it works fine here, and there is a slightly "soapy" quality to this as well. The amber is great here, not too strong as is sometimes the case. I like it more than most of what I sample in department stores these days, and this cost me around $7 for a 100 ml bottle. It's not my style, but it's great for the money, and it's not bad as a "change of pace" for me. Longevity and sillage are excellent. It makes me wish I liked lavender though !

Very nice perfume as compard to its 3 dollar price tag ... starts with an excellent lemon-lavender combination ..spices are noticble from the beginning .. the dry down is ,however, just okay .. too woody for my taste, still pleasent ...

Not a bad one. Very cheap, but smells very similar to Drakkar. However, this stuff is much cheaper. Probably worth it, but nothing special here guys.

Lomani surprised me! Sure, it’s available at discount counters everywhere. But it does everything well, and in some ways it excels. It has a good lemony-lavender opening, followed by spicy wood notes of coriander. Lavender, and later juniper, provide a refreshing briskness that is very pleasing. This is a big, friendly 80’s scent, but it is dry, restrained (if applied in modest doses) and well-made. The dry-down is very good. Grassy vetiver, dusky patchouli and oakmoss blend together very well and give a really attractive foundation. I’m not a fan of heavy, sweet patchouli, but it is done very well here, in a low-key and effective way. Don’t be a snob, try this and see what you think! I think it out-performs many expensive designer scents.

If you are (extremely)low on cash, this should be fine. Not too bad, but seems pretty plain.

I sampled Lomani recently, its a sort of refreshing scent, Its lavender ambery
and spicy with wood. The thing found was the dry-down bears some similarities
to Duc de Vernis, although not quite as complex or refine, anyway that is still good; its not very expensive either.