Maahir Legacy

Lemon and lime heavy. I can understand the Sprite references. It’s fresh, clean, but pretty linear. There’s this underlying petrochemical note beneath the citrus that I really dislike. It’s not terrible, I’d just much rather reach for something like Versace Pour Homme. I’d rate 6/10. If the underlying chemical petrochemical oil smell wasn’t there, I would rate this higher.

Very masculine, slightly woody and aquatic fresh citrusy. Haven’t tried PDM sedley, but I think it’s a great fragrance on its own.

It smells a bit like refreshers then it turns into a man scent. Very nice bottle

Going to let it macerate. The scent is quite nice, especially for summer. I get that refreshing “sprite” citrus scent. But for me, the performance is lacking, only getting a couple hours out of it before I can barely smell it on my skin. I’ll revisit it in a month or two. Also, I love the presentation/bottle.

Tried a 5ml decant of this and idk if I didn't let it mature enough, but it was like a moss bomb on me. I like the earthy/moss scents, but this was too much for me. I probably won't give it another chance; maybe if I can find a macerated one, I'll sample it again.

It's really close. The bottle is unique and a bit weird tbh.... don't forget to push de bottle cap on harder so it clicks otherwise u will hurt ur feet when it falls. Its about for me tbh 90-95% close its one of my favorite!

This one took a looooooong time to mature/oxidise/'macerate'/whatever, but boy oh boy - what a butterfly out of a cocoon situation this turned out to be. It was absolutely disgusting out of the box, but now it smells incredible. Easily one of my favourite dupes ever. Other reviewers have done a good job at describing what it smells like, so I'll just leave my review at this: Give this fragrance 3-6 months. Buy it in November/December, and wear it next summer. You'll be grateful.

So good. Fougère-like, masculine, and nicely layered. The musky and cashmere notes give the base a slightly rough quality, though. That part is probably my least favorite. The grapefruit and mint make the opening feel fresh and energetic. Then you get those Aventus-style woods, tonka, and pepper, which give it more depth and round everything out. It also has that classic ambroxan, pepper, and geranium combination that shows up in a lot of modern masculine fragrances. At times, you might get a little Aventus. Then in the middle, there’s a clean, soapy freshness that reminds me of Sedley. Very nice. Very, very nice. 8.75/10

IMO the goat dupe fragrance period.

just imagine like very fizzy sprite but with like metallic smell,then after it calm down to this same scent but with musk, suprisingly the fizzyness is still there on the drydown which is insane overspray on my shirt for night out 2 week ago and it still there it didnt project loud but it stay on you alot i wouldnt say this is fresh blue scent because it really missing the mintyness cold scent.

Super fresh fragrance, it’s a good price for what it is. This is not a great dupe of Sedley, to me it’s more of a lime-foward twist. I wear this as my dumb reach and gym fragrance. People say it smells like a grandpa, but I find it to be fine for younger 20s men.

No one mentioned that after it dries down, It feels like I'm sniffing YSL Y edp. almost 90% similar with both dry downs.

It’s just bad. Kinda fresh synthetic open, but then its hits you with i don't know what, some kind of weird mess-I guess people are calling it grandpa smell… then it flat lines and so yeah another dupe totally not worth the €30 price tag, because it has zero use.

I don't get how so many people say it smells like "Sprite" in the opening. It doesn't smell "fizzy" or even super refreshing for that matter, it smells like a modern barbershop type of a fragrance with some aquatic saltines in the background. I said it doesn't smell very refreshing because it smells "thick", I don't smell much of a citrus or mint in this, to my nose it's all about the lavender and pepper/ambroxan combo, with some subtle citrusy-aquatic quality in the background, color "Blue" definitely comes to mind with this one. It has a mature vibe yet it's relaxing, I would say it's for men 30 and up, but anyone can pull this one really, young or old, it's very versatile and can easily be your daily driver, it's a modern barbershop type of a fragrance done extremely well.

Lattafa Maahir Legacy is honestly a pretty decent fragrance. My only issue is the Longevity and sillage. I love the 'Sprite' like opening, and I also love the musky powdery drydown/base notes. With my bottle, I mostly smell notes of lime, mint, grapefruit, ambroxan, vetiver, and oakmoss. I sometimes can smell notes of lavender, tonka bean, and pepper. Overall, it opens up with a fresh lime soda 'Sprite' opening and drys down into a musky powdery like base. I also get like a fresh, gunpowder like smell in the drydown which I honestly love. That gunpower smell or 'note' that I'm smelling might be the ambroxan note but it kinda reminds me of the same smelling gunpowder note in 'MOON DUST' by Min New York. This scent grew on me and I've let my bottle sit and matured for a little over a month and I'm already seeing improvements in overall scent profile. But my main issue is still present. The performance is still quite moderate. I get maybe roughly 4 hours on clothes and sillage is pretty moderate. I don't get many whiffs of this projecting off my clothes like I do with my bottles of Asad Zanzibar and Nitro Red. My bottle of Asad Zanzibar projects very nicely alongside my bottle of Nitro Red.. so it's a bummer for me when I wear Maahir Legacy and I don't get the same results. I'm a sillage guy and I like wearing strong sillage fragrances. Maahir Legacy (at least at the moment) isn't one of those strong sillage fragrances. I'll let my bottle mature some more and if the performance changes then I'll edit this review. But for now this is my final thoughts. Not bad at all, pretty decent spring/summer wear fragrance, and is worth the $20. But for a Eau de Parfum, it sure does perform more like a Eau de Toilette. Scent Profile: 10/10 Longevity: 6/10 Sillage: 7/10 Overall: 8/10

Really good modern take on a classic fougere. Warning: this scent is extremely linear. The "sprite" opening does fade pretty quick leaving a more mature, masculine dry down. Nothing to complain about at this price. probably for men 30+ who can grow hair out of the chest, as there is no sweet in this frag.

Honestly not bad, just smells like a cheap citrus lemongrass. For the value I guess why not.

i don't even wanna mention Sedley by PDM this juice is simply amazing!!!

I just opened this so I know, I know, maybe with time the maturation, the oxidation, the aging, the maceration yada yada yada. At the moment I am on the verge of really disliking it because of that cow (or horse) barn lingering there on the skin. No idea if it's present in the original PDM, it might be since I detect a bit of that even in a clone of Greenley. Is it how PDM intends a fresh fragrance? I don't know. What I know is I have plenty of fragrances I don't love, but not many that nearly repel me like this. Hopefully the hay will dry out making it more bearable. Believe the negative reviews, lads and lassies.

Smells like fresh limes and lemons on the beach, ice cold with some mint. I like the description of sprite by some. 8.8/10

Incredible longevity. Sillage is not bad. The dry down is not so interesting , but it is pleasant. The Vetiver really stands out in the dry down. On clothing the dry down is a little bit sweeter. The opening is very lime heavy, so much so that I did not notice anything else, couldn't believe that its reported to have mint and pineapple in the top notes. Simple fragrance , pleasant and not complex.

I'd say it's a clone of Parfums de Marly Sedley, but Sedley was a clone of Rasasi Blue EDT. Fair warning, this fragrance took about 3 months to mature to this point. It opens with the essence of Sprite: effervescent lime with light tropical fruit and mint. After a half hour or so into the heart it takes on an aromatic feel with peppery rosemary and juniper, settling into a clean, slightly woody, and powdery ambroxan base. For the first month it was nothing but burnt vetiver, but over time it just kept smoothing out, slowly oxidizing and mixing until it became what I believe it was intended to be. Even now I think there's more smoothing to happen over the next 2 months before my next wear.

Lattafa Maahir Legacy Longevity: 8.7/10 Silage: 8/10 Scent Profile: 8.8/10 This is one of those fragrances that you need to smell on your skin to get the full effect. And let me tell you, when you do decide to do that, it is very much worth it. It starts off with a minty lime blast, almost better than Pacific Aura, before shifting to a slightly woody tropical profile, before finishing sweet. This is one of the most versatile fragrances out there, and it is worth it's premium dupe price tag. 8.8/10

I'll keep this one short. Imagine a flatter, more lime-centered take on Sedley. Maahir Legacy focuses on the citrus of Sedley instead of the fresh, cool mints and herbs that give Sedley not only its depth but its effervescent, "fizzy" opening. This is why I say Maahir Legacy is a flat Sedley. Sedley opens up like a citrus flavored, minty carbonated beverage. I know this has been said a million times but it is 1000% true. If you've ever sipped sparkling water you've tasted how Sedley smells. I can't speak on performance for Maahir Legacy, but as a proud 4.2oz bottle owner of Sedley, Sedley is a solid 6-8 hours arms length. Overall, Maahir Legacy is very close to the realm of Sedley, but has less depth and smells like a linear, citrus-emphasizing take on Sedley. Maahir Legacy is far from bad but it's more so a rule of thumb than a 1 for 1. 7/10

This is a beautiful and highly successful clone of PDM. On the initial spray, it delivers a vibrant fresh pop reminiscent of crisp Sprite, with bright citrus that feels instantly refreshing. As it settles, the scent evolves gracefully into a smooth, elegant heart before revealing a truly beautiful dry down of warm woody and subtly sweet base notes. I find this to be an excellent all day, every day fragrance with impressive longevity that performs especially well in summertime heat. Its moderate projection and versatile character make it suitable for office wear, casual outings, or light evening occasions. It is a little more on the mature side. Overall, Maahir Legacy is a must try for anyone seeking high quality, crowd pleasing scent on a budget.

I like it, I don't think I'd pay anywhere near PDM prices for something similar. It's very reminiscent of an older fragrance I remember my dad wearing (I think it may have been a cheap knock-off of Drakkar Noir) when I was a kid and it kinda shocked me with the fact that it isn't anywhere near as sweet or loud as other PDM scents. I don't think I've seen anyone mention it, but this to me reminds me of a barbershop FAR more than Sauvage or any others ever did, in fact the first spray it made me think of older Barbasol shaving cream that used to have alcohol in it with. I don't think most younger guys would like this, obviously it has more to with personality and personal taste/aesthetic than actual age. I'm in my mid-20s and I can see scenarios for it (weddings, meetings, family-stuff, etc) but I don't think I'd reach for it on a random Tuesday.

"Maahir legacy is that example, why dupes were starting to live up to their hype" (Hear me out) Being the dupe of my second favorite PDM, Sedley, I found myself very interested in Maahir legacy. Knowing what Sedley smelled like, Maahir legacy picked me up on that smell. The fizzy sprite, that people describe it with, lime and citrus. I fell in love with it, its very versatile for warmer weather being a all rounder for any sitatuion. And here comes the only problem with dupes, they might not last as long, as the original. From Maahir legacy, I get about 3-4h on skin while on clothes it lasts longer. Most Dupes already looked into that problem, lasting almost as good or even better than the original.

This one took a while to grow on me. When I originally wore it the first few times I thought it was very synthetic and kind of sharp or "pissy" smelling. I of put it down and didn't come back to it for a while, but one day my daughter asked to try one of my fragrances and I gave her a few sprays of Maahir Legacy. Later that evening we went to a family party and I could smell her from a good distance and it smelled amazing in the air. Since then I wear it quite often and it does smell very close to Sedly and it smells much better on the air than up close on the skin. It lasts a very long time for a freshy citrus fragrance. Underrated and highly worth the purchase.

Identical twin to sedley, especially that citric acid like scent that i get from sedley is here which makes it solid, loved it. Immediate full bottle.

Brilliant, it's one of my favorites from lattafa, it smells fresh, mint, lime, it's a bit metallic, but brilliant, I fell in love with it, it sends me back to 2010 to listen to Inna While driving towards the sea, it's so brilliant that once you get there you don't want to abandon it ❤️