Rayhaan Corium for Men Eau de Parfum Spray, 3.4 Ounce

From my first wear, Corium grabbed my attention. The opening strikes with a mix of chestnut, warm spices, and elemi - rich, nutty, and slightly resinous. It doesn’t tip-toe in; it announces itself with confidence. Shortly after, sage and a herbal lavender-like vibe soften the edges a bit, giving the sharp spices and woods something to play off of. As it dries down, the fragrance reveals its heart: creamy vanilla, leather, and oud wrapped up in deep woods. The leather isn’t thin or synthetic; it’s robust and textured, almost tactile. The vanilla balances the darker notes beautifully, adding warmth and a little sweetness so that the scent never feels unbearably heavy. The oud and woods in the base add depth and slight smokiness, keeping it grounded and masculine. In terms of performance, Corium does well. On my skin I get solid longevity - around 6-8 hours comfortably, beyond that on clothes and scarf it stays perceptible longer. Projection is strong in the first few hours, especially in cooler weather, then it settles into a more personal, but still noticeable, scent bubble. It’s not shy by any means. This is not a fragrance for sweltering summer days - its richness, spices, leather, and vanilla need space to breathe. For fall, winter, or cooler evenings, it blossoms. I wore it on a chilly night out, and it earned compliments without needing many sprays. If you overdo it in hot weather, though, I think the heavier notes might feel a bit overwhelming. The only drawback is that the opening can feel sharp or medicinal if you’re particularly sensitive to spicy woods or strong leather. It needs a few minutes to settle; once it does, the smoother, warmer aspects really take over. Also, it leans masculine in its profile, so those who prefer lighter or fresher scents might find it too assertive. Bottom line: Corium delivers a strong, character-filled fragrance journey. You get an impressive leathery base, sweet vanilla, depth from oud, and enough spice and woods to keep things interesting. For its price, it feels luxury-borderline without being unattainable. If you like rich, warm, and bold scents, this one is absolutely worth a spot in your collection.

This fragrance is BEAST MODE it definitely lasts 10+ hours it's very heavy on the leather if warn correctly, it can be for your younger folks but I would avoid buying this if you are young, it's very much a masculine fragrance but works well for fall and winter I would not wear this in the spring or summer Leather and vanilla, not to sweet definitely strong.

Great fragrance for the price and it smells amazing if you like leather and sage. I love it even though Rayhaan lion is my favorite from this cologne house. Definitely nice to have this from the leather line. Last long and projects mildly… very clean and enjoyable scent to smell when it’s on you.

I definitely will buy again! Smell so good!

Great scent, long lasting and leathery goodness

This is spot on to stronger with you leather, which Armani has discontinued for some reason, also last just as long, well actually a little longer (for me at least). It also projects a little better than the discontinued OG.

Smells Great for the Price. Like creamy Leather.

I had high hopes. Maybe it needs to macerate. Smells more like ginger ale to me as of today 12/01/25. 2 stars 🌟🌟 After a month of spraying it a couple of times per week and letting it mature...this is essentially SWY Intensely plus leather. Similar to V&R Spicebomb Extreme which i own. Bumps to a 3.5 stars🌟🌟🌟✨️