Ohm by Yanbal
Men
Description
Ohm by Yanbal: Aromatic Citrus with a Leather Edge Ohm, from Yanbal, is a men's fragrance in the citrus aromatic family. Its composition brings together leather, pink grapefruit, and sage. Designed for the modern man, this scent balances freshness with depth. Pink grapefruit provides a bright, slightly bitter opening, while sage contributes a green, aromatic quality. The leather note adds…
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When to wear it (votes)
Community
21 votes
- Positive 90%
- Negative 4.8%
- Neutral 4.8%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
37 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Like it
21 votes
Season
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49 votes
Time of day
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23 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Ohm
Ohm by Yanbal: Aromatic Citrus with a Leather Edge
Ohm, from Yanbal, is a men's fragrance in the citrus aromatic family. Its composition brings together leather, pink grapefruit, and sage.
Designed for the modern man, this scent balances freshness with depth.
Pink grapefruit provides a bright, slightly bitter opening, while sage contributes a green, aromatic quality. The leather note adds a dry, animalic depth that anchors the blend.
The dominant accords are leather, citrus, and aromatic, with additional animalic, herbal, soft spicy, and smoky touches. The result is a complex and individual character.
There's no official note pyramid available, but the declared ingredients hint at a journey from fresh to deep. This is a fragrance that reveals itself gradually.
Ohm has an average rating of 4.24 out of 5, based on 21 ratings, and includes 4 reviews. These numbers suggest a favourable reception.
Yanbal, a recognised brand in beauty and fragrance, presents an interesting composition in its men's collection with Ohm. A dependable choice for daily use.
Men looking for a fresh scent with a distinctive edge, featuring leather and smoky nuances, ideal for temperate climates.
All in all, Ohm is a well-executed citrus aromatic, with pink grapefruit, sage, and leather working in harmony. Its solid rating and distinctive profile make it a recommended option.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
13 votes
Sillage
Tied for the lead Moderate / Strong
12 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
14 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
15 votes
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8 reviews
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Don’t let the colour of the bottle and the advertising fool you, we’re not dealing with a summer fragrance, here we have an opening that, although it may seem citrusy, because it is, we’ll quickly perceive the true face of this beast, an animalic, musky, slightly herbal fragrance. This has to have castoreum or civet, because it feels animalic, however, paradoxically there are also clean strokes, like a very masculine shower gel.
This OHM was launched in 2001, but it’s good, it works for any type of climate.
If this perfume doesn’t last, make sure it’s original, it’s a beast mode with a fairly synthetic opening. Perfume for older people, not youthful. It can be good for an important meeting or an elegant occasion.
Good perfume for daily wear and hot climates, only the longevity of the perfume is 2 to 3 hours, it’s still very fresh.
If this perfume doesn’t last on you, make sure it’s genuine: it’s a beast-mode fragrance with a fairly synthetic opening. It’s a fragrance for older people, not for younger people. It can be good for an important meeting or an elegant occasion.
A good perfume for everyday wear and hot climates; it’s just that the perfume lasts for only 2 to 3 hours. Still, it’s very fresh.
This OHM was launched in 2001, but it’s good and works in any kind of climate.
Don’t let the colour of the bottle and the advertising fool you: we’re not dealing with a summer fragrance. Here we have an opening that, while it may seem citrusy—because it is—quickly reveals the true face of this beast: an animalic, petrol-like, slightly herbal fragrance. It must contain castoreum or civet, because it smells animalic; however, paradoxically, there are also clean traces, like a very masculine shower gel.