ARMANI Eau Pour Homme Eau de Toilette 100 Ml

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But on the other hand, being an aromatic chypre which keeps the citrus going for an incredibly long time, EpH is a technical marvel. Armani pour Homme by Giorgio Armani is an “Eau de Toilette” for men with a smell of citrus notes for men. Simultaneously, the oakmoss and vetiver develop adding an inky, bitter, mossy, forest floor evocative and very green, grassy touch. The only thing that gets one attention is the bergamont/lemon opening, but since it lasts very little, its not worth the money.

From this launch, came a diverse line by the 1980's, consisting of Emporio Armani (higher-end trend-conscious fashion and fragrance), Giorgio Armani (more conventional Italian fashion and fragrance), Armani Collezioni (more value-conscious clothing-only brand), and Armani Privé (haute couture and eventually parfumerie). The heart notes consist of jasmine and lavender as well as a spicy blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, coriander and clove, all in perfect harmony. The sandalwood/spice notes are subtle and lasting, and retain some citrus freshness even after the top notes have gone. NOTE: As a seller, you are solely responsible for the legitimacy of the product, and its images and descriptions.the original smelled really good and the reformulation just doesn't ;) I'm half-joking, but in the case of APH it's true. Elle est la nouvelle version de l'eau des années 80; elle est très classique et donc à porter en toute circonstance ; elle fait l'unanimité auprès de l'entourage et quelque soit l'environnement. Armani describes the new fragrance Eau pour homme, as radiant and powerful without being overpowering. A quantity of essential oils close to 10% is the salient feature that hides behind the impalpable cloud characteristic of the eau de toilette. There's a lemon-like opening, and a pleasant dry down that offers a refreshing antidote to the incense-heavy orientals and musky fougeres of the 80s.

Giorgio Armani Eau Pour Homme EDT opens with a very strong projection of citrus, spicy, mossy and musky accords. It opens with neroli and citrus and then just turns extremely sour and uninviting, a combination of the extinguishing opening notes polluted by a tinge of a terrible clove note.

I read a story about this fragrance as worn by the Legendary Italian Football (Soccer in the US) player Franco Baresi. Yves Sait Laurent also has an offering - Yves Saint Laurent Pour Homme, since reformulated for La Collection.

Interesting thing is that while Armani is weaker than Eau Sauvage in the first hour, it lasts several hours longer. The similarities with Eau Sauvage are quite evident, though Armani pH is different enough to come across with its own personality, and not a mere copy. Memang nampaknya cuaca panas ekstrim yang disebabkan badai matahari beberapa tahun belakangan ( hingga saat ini ) jadi penyebabnya , parfum menjadi mudah rusak karena tidak tahan hawa panas selama pendistribusian dan penyimpanan yang keliru . While this and Eau Sauvage are quite similar - the much stronger, leafier basil and prominent clove in this really distinguish the two, making this a more rounded scent in the opening and mid. Introducing Armani Eau Pour Homme EDT for Men, a timeless fragrance that epitomizes sophistication, elegance, and masculinity.e. Armani Eau d'Aromes, Eau de Cedre, Eau de Nuit, and Eau de Nuit Oud), all of which have elements of the original's aromatic citrus spice character in them, plus each one's distinct additions. she held out her right hand to me and said “this is you” and to my girlfriend, her left hand, saying. Opening with refreshing top notes of bergamot, green mandarin, and basil, this fragrance immediately captivates the senses, offering a burst of energy and invigoration. The final effect of the dry down is one that glows to a lesser extent as Eau Sauvage, but with herbs, oakmoss, and aromatic spice doing all the talking in place of any proper florals once the citrus and lavender burn off in the first few hours. It was the first fragrance that I got my hands on and it's what prompted me to invest myself more into this fragrance game.

With such a mid-high cost, the fragrance is worth every penny: it will overwhelm the senses and psyche. Guys 30-40ish can still wear something interesting and fun (hell, so can guys 55+, for that matter). I feel that I'm a bit to young for this fragrance(I'm 27), but maybe it's because of the memory of my grandfather. Unlike the original I received positive feedback with this version with one person saying it smelled gorgeous and expensive and someone else asking me if it was Acqua di Parma, which I've always liked also.Mid 20s+, position of trust, power, persuasion (doctors, bankers, white-collar jobs, entrepreneurs, teachers. Just as the Ralph Lauren scent completely synced with that brand's image, Armani Eau Pour Homme perfectly represents the pared down luxury that Armani is known for. It's not bad, it's just off my skin it smells very soapy, (like a harsh, old-fashioned bar of soap,) and has a "stanky" muskiness. But it's still very good, and similar to Dior's Eau Sauvage without the cabbage-y accord near the skin that I don't much care for in that scent. Armani Eau pour Homme is decent, not revolutionary but pleasant enough to try out if hesperidic (citrus aromatic) scents are of interest to you.