ARMANI Eau Pour Homme Eau de Toilette 100 Ml

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Best times of application would be during Summer daytime but it could be rocked during summer nights too. It moved away from the stonking overblown 'fumes of the eighties, and replaced them with a hitherto obsolete style of citrus, mossy woods and musk.

I was very surprised at how unexpectedly similar the two are at initial spray and during development, especially the aldehyde note.This is one scent you will love to surround yourself with, I highly recommend trying these products if you are as infatuated with the scent as much as I am. Its similar to dior eau Sauvage, really pleasant and uplifting, its edt so to not expect much of a performance, it has a good Sillage but not a good longevity which is ok as an Edt. Have both the old and new versions - in a side by side test, they did a pretty good job with the new one.

Something about the hints of spice give this fragrance a class/style type feel that it seems Armani pulls off without equal. i used up too many bottles of the original Armani Eau Pour Homme, which was discontinued in many parts of Asia but reproduced in a "screwed up" version mostly in Europe and America, it lacked the magical ingredient which made what it is the "Oakmoss"; this newer version smelled like a distant gay cousin - what a loss! These pulse points have a temperature superior to the rest of the body, and this will help the fragrance to evaporate slower.I smellt it before, but it was warmer weather and I could smell patchouli after the citrus green opening.

Once Giorgio Armani Eau Pour Homme EDT has reached its full dry-down, it can be summarized as a moderate projection, musky, mossy and green fragrance with spicy, woody and soft floral accords. Note: The pros and cons listed on this page have been generated using the artificial intelligence system, which analyzes product reviews submitted by our members. It's pretty linear, and what you get at the top is pretty much the whole scent, mandarin orange being dominant. This citrus aromatic classic is a masterful example of the marriage of freshness with masculinity and also of delicacy with depth.

I am a big fan of classic colognes, I own many others in addition to those mentioned above such as Guerlains Vetiver and Heritage, Azzaro pour homme, Caron pour un homme, Givenchy Gentleman, Blenheim Bouquet, Terre dHermes, and many others. Not knowing anything about fragrances I assumed it would always be available for me to purchase, only to find out years later the original formula would change. Right now I smell green lemon, maybe petit grain which smells fresh springtime and very green - maybe a little sharp, that floral lily scent thickening it, and a tangy-ness which awakens the senses. I'd actually vote it above Dior's Eau Sauvage which is considered by many as the king in this genre. The original, which lasted for nearly 30 years, was a wonderful explosion of mandarin, orange, bergamot and other citrus notes.