
Most Loved Rankings
Shows fragrances with the strongest positive wearer sentiment: more love and likes, fewer dislikes.


Oudh Al Boruzz Rooh Al Assam
Cheval d'Arabie
No.3 Lavender

Ragnar
Narciso Rodriguez Musc Oil for Him

Oudh Al Boruzz Abeer Malaysia
Musk Tahara
Snow Mint
Atmos

Turquoise Vetiver

Hunter

Celima

Charisma
Nayel Oud
Bara
Sabine - Cedro e Jasmim

Oud Old Fashioned

Badagi

Triumph of Bacchus Extrait de Parfum

Aventus Creed

Bleu de Chanel

Eros Flame

Ombré Leather (2018)

Hacivat

Spicebomb

Ani

Grand Soir
Bvlgari Man In Black

Le Beau
Turathi Blue

Hawas for Him

Le Beau Paradise Garden

Noir de Noir

Virgin Island Water 2007
Moustache Eau de Parfum

Eros Eau de Parfum

Luna Rossa Carbon

African Leather

Dior Addict Eau de Parfum (2014)
Liam
Khaltat Night

CH Men Prive

Opium Pour Homme
Paragon

Fille en Aiguilles

Bad Boy Cobalt Parfum Electrique

XJ 1861 Renaissance
Détour Noir

Ombré Leather Parfum
How to use these rankings
What do these fragrance rankings show?
These rankings help you find perfumes and colognes that stand out for real reasons: strong ratings, enough reviews, lasting power, projection, value, or a clear audience such as men, women, or unisex wearers.
How are the best fragrances ranked?
Each list uses the signals that match its purpose. Top Rated focuses on high scores with enough feedback, Most Reviewed highlights scents with the most review activity, and Overall balances rating quality, review depth, performance, and wearer sentiment.
Which ranking should I use?
Use Top Rated when you want the safest crowd favorites, Most Reviewed when you want scents with the most discussion, Longevity when you need something long lasting, Sillage when you want projection, and Price Value when you want fragrances that feel worth the money.
Why do some famous fragrances rank lower than expected?
A famous name is not enough on its own. A fragrance can move down if its ratings are weaker, its review depth is thin, or other scents have stronger feedback for the category you are viewing.