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Al Wisam Day
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Al Wisam Day by Rasasi is an oriental fougère fragrance for men. The top notes are bergamot, geranium and lavender; the heart notes are rose, sandalwood, heliotrope and cedar; the base notes are musk, oud wood, oakmoss and amber.
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To be honest, I was blown away when I tried it. I picked it up out of curiosity and for the price, thinking it would be a clone of Creed’s Silver Mountain Water (which I’m not a big fan of) or a freshie like Ilum Dean. I was wrong: it smells very similar, almost a plagiarism, but with a sharper citrus opening that I absolutely love. It feels less refined, more rough and artificial, but with that price difference… the longevity and trail are very similar, even I thought they were superior to Rasasi’s. It’s not Creed quality, of course, but the final result is very well executed. In summary, a real job by Rasasi, it’s the second from the brand I’ve tried and I’ve loved it so much. Very pleasant and cheap. The bottle is nice though very ‘plasticky’, but at that price you can’t ask for more. If you like SMW and the price scares you, don’t even think twice.
To be honest, I was perplexed when I tried it. I bought it out of curiosity and for the low price, after reading that it’s similar to Creed’s Silver Mountain Water, which I’m not a fan of. I thought it would be like Ilum Dean’s Fresco to Aventus: similar but with poor quality. I was wrong. It smells very similar to SMW, almost a plagiarism. Just a little sharper in the citrus opening, which I like more. Yes, it feels less refined, more rough and artificial, but with that price difference… Longevity and trail are very similar, even I thought they were superior to Rasasi’s. Look, I’m not saying the component quality is equal to Creed, because it isn’t. But the final result is frankly well achieved. In short, a very good job by Rasasi. It’s the second perfume from this brand I’ve tried and so far it has made a good impression. Very pleasant and at a very affordable price. The bottle and packaging are nice, though quite ‘plasticky’, but at that price you can’t ask for more. If you like Creed SMW but find it too expensive, don’t even think twice.
Just like Silver Mountain Water, but better in trail and longevity. It smells clean. I recommend it 100%.
It’s a citrus-floral that I absolutely loved, perfect for good weather. It’s similar to Al Rehab’s Silver or Bejar’s Rock Crystal; some say it’s identical to Creed’s Silver Mountain Water, but I don’t know that one to confirm. What I do know is that it smells wonderful. The opening is like a infusion of white flowers and citrus; although it doesn’t carry them, you can feel that innocent, fresh, and clean touch throughout the entire development, even from the petit grain. Then comes a delicious blend of rose, lavender, and musk over a creamy sandalwood base with a sweet amber note. It’s a delicate and beautiful scent that stays the same almost all the time, except for a slight resurgence of wood at the end. Highly recommended: fresh, impeccably clean, and pleasantly so to an extreme, very versatile and unisex, with a sexy touch that makes it easy to wear. Moderate performance, about 6 hours on skin with a low trail, nothing exceptional but acceptable for the price and type of perfume. Versatile for warm and temperate seasons. If you like fresh, comfortable, and good quality perfumes at a good price, this is a little treasure.
It’s a citrus-floral that I absolutely loved, perfect for good weather. It’s similar to perfumes like Al Rehab’s Silver or Bejar’s Rock Crystal, and they say it’s also similar to Creed’s Silver Mountain Water, although I don’t know that one. What I do know is that it’s a wonderful scent. The opening smells like an infusion of white flowers and citrus; although it doesn’t carry white flowers, I notice them a lot for that innocent, fresh, and clean touch, even from the petit grain. Then comes a delicious blend of rose, lavender, and musk over a creamy sandalwood base with a sweet amber note. It’s delicate, beautiful, and stays the same almost all the time, only with a slight resurgence of wood at the end. Highly recommended: fresh, impeccably clean, super pleasant, versatile, and with a unisex touch that makes it very sexy and easy to wear for a woman. Performance is moderate, about 6 hours on skin and a low trail, but for what it costs and is, it’s more than acceptable. Versatile for days in warm and temperate seasons. For those looking for fresh, comfortable, good quality perfumes at a good price, this is a little treasure.
Roses and bergamot give it an acidic touch with a musky base, but it’s linear and fades quickly. I bought it for the price, around $35. The ingredients don’t seem cheap or overly synthetic, yet it didn’t convince me; it smells about 65% feminine and 35% masculine, so if you’re looking for something very manly, try it before buying. The bottle matches the liquid: it looks cheap and ordinary, giving the impression that the contents aren’t first-rate. People say it’s similar to Creed’s Silver Mountain Water, but since it doesn’t smell exclusive or luxurious, I can’t see why you’d pay more than $35 if you like Creed’s; if you do, this is a good option. It lasted six hours: moderate trail for the first three, then less for the next hour or so before disappearing. Ideal for summer or fresh days, suitable for informal wear.
It’s a blend of rose and bergamot that gives an acidic rose with a musky base; it’s linear and lacks much evolution. I bought it for the low price, around $35. The ingredients don’t seem low quality, but they do feel synthetic; it’s not bad, but the scent didn’t suit me, it’s not my style. I’d say it’s 60% feminine and 40% masculine, so if you’re looking for something clearly masculine, give it a try before buying. The bottle matches the liquid: it looks cheap and ordinary, and to the touch it feels like the contents aren’t of great quality. They say it’s similar to Creed’s Silver Mountain Water, which I don’t know, but given the type of scent, which isn’t distinctive or exclusive, I don’t think it should cost more than $35 in my opinion. If you like the Creed one, this is a good budget option. On my skin it lasted 6 hours: moderate trail for the first 3, then less until it faded. For summer or cooler seasons, use it for informal or relaxed occasions.
Neither do I love it nor does it repel me. It opens with bergamot citrus, moves into a rose heart, and closes with a musky base and a touch of oud. It’s a summer floral with a slightly artificial and metallic edge that hasn’t entirely convinced me. It works well for heat. Performance is decent. Courtesy of Josesan. Ideal for spring and summer, daytime. Longevity is good and the trail is moderate.
Out of all the affordable fragrances that clone Creed’s Silver Mountain Water (and I have had them all), this is undoubtedly the best for me. Excellent quality-price ratio. Longevity and trail are more than acceptable. It has recently increased in price at some sites, but if you look well, you can still acquire it at a very good price. If you like the SMW but don’t want to spend so much, don’t hesitate: buy it.
Of all the cheap fragrances that clone Silver Mountain Water by Creed (and I’ve tried them all), this is undoubtedly the best. The quality-price ratio is excellent and longevity and trail are more than acceptable. Recently it has gone up in price in some places, but if you look well it can still be found very cheap. If you like SMW and don’t want to spend a fortune, don’t even think twice: buy it.
I went to an Arabic perfumery event and this perfume stood out among all. It gives a very aromatic freshness sensation amidst so much current citrus. It was a great success to buy it. If I have to say something I didn’t like, it’s that it doesn’t evolve much and always maintains the same scent (which is very pleasant). It’s totally worth it.
It was a blind buy, like all of them, because there’s nowhere in my city to try them. It’s a very clean scent and of good quality. At first I felt it a bit like a classic barbershop perfume, but after a minute the citrus notes popped out… it’s a delight and lasts very well with a moderate to wide trail. I recommend buying blind, especially in warm climates.
Blind buy, like all of them, because there’s nowhere in my city to test them. It’s a very clean scent of good quality. At first I felt it a bit like a classic barbershop perfume, but after a minute the citrus notes began… it’s a delight and lasts very well with a moderate to wide trail. I recommend buying blind, especially in warm climates.
It was a blind buy. I’m a fan of the SMW, my signature scent and the one I’ve used most in my life. I’m sure this Wisam Day breaks brand laws in some country, but if you like the SMW and your budget is limited, this is the perfume you must buy. It’s a plagiarism, it’s the SMW in another bottle.
I bought this perfume blind. I’m a fan of SMW, it’s my signature scent and the one I’ve used most in my life, and I’m sure this Wisam Day breaks some trademark laws in some country. I can only say that if you like SMW and the budget is limited, this is the one you have to buy (I’ve already tried all the other brands that claim to be similar). It’s a plagiarism, it’s SMW in another bottle.
The opening is a bit sharp and synthetic (not alcoholic), highlighting the bergamot and rose. As it dries, the musk enters with the characteristic oakmoss of Rasasi, although they are not the leading notes. If you have the Creed SMW, they are quite similar at the opening and it’s a copy in the dry-down (with less quality and nuances). Those who don’t want to spend a fortune on the SMW should opt for this great inspiration.
Exceptional fragrance, fresh within a sweet-sour profile. The bergamot, though common and sometimes tiring, adds brightness without being as persistent as I feared. The star note is the rose; combined with everything, it generates a fresh and energetic aura. Sometimes I notice a slightly honeyed or Canada Dry-style ginger refreshment nuance. It’s ideal after a shower or in the morning to start the day. I feel it’s more masculine, though if it’s not an explosion of spices, even women enjoy it.
Don’t be fooled. This perfume resembles Creed, but they are not the same. The rose gives it a very powdery and soapy scent; combined with the citrus, it smells like an old man. If you are an old man, great, but if not, look for another perfume.
A completely blind purchase. I read many reviews, both good and bad, and I was hugely surprised. I had only smelled the DNA of Silver Mountain Water, except once I tried the Sillage of Club de Nuit and it was a disaster of sharp citrus. This is the opposite: harmonious, beautiful, and with notable evolution. It starts with citrus that don’t sound synthetic, but the best part is the dry-down: a citrus blend with a subtle rose that makes it slightly talcum-like and elegant, backed by a musky and sandalwood base that gives a sense of cleanliness. I can’t believe I paid $17 in a Chilean shop for this gem. Much better than many designer scents costing over $80. I imagine it cost more when it launched, but due to overstock they had to clear them out. Regarding longevity, I haven’t tested it as much yet, but given the price, I’d apply it all day without hesitation. It’s a distinguished citrus, totally versatile and elegant; it calls for a well-ironed white shirt.
It explodes at first without being harsh. The rose is just as noticeable as in Creed, but far more pleasant. The trail is incredible. I recommend it; it was a blind buy and I got it right.
I have it right here today, 25 February 2026 at 15:03. It’s 95% similar to Silver Mountain Water, essentially a floral version. I liked it because the citrus in the original was quite annoying; here it is well-balanced and super fresh. Without exaggeration, I’d wear it to welcome Christ at his second coming. Clean, neat, slightly soapy but fresh, with fewer citrus notes than the original.