Armani pour Homme was the first men's fragrance in the US in mixed citrus notes with wood notes, creating a revolution in the world of american perfumery. In the end, there is talk of a not unusual spending ceiling for fragrances that carry the Giorgio Armani logo, an elegant and hyper-feminine high fashion brand, and luxury cosmetics. Less sillage, less soapy and less longevity ( one hour in my skin more or less comparing with the original at the same time). In my opinion, it can be unwise to make the bass notes of a citrus fragrance too strong - the result can sometimes contaminate the initial effect. I could imagine Gordon Gekko wearing this fragrance in the 80's or a stylishly dressed man in an Italian suit.

and i thought i have had enough of lemon citrus bottles for summer, but when i smelled this out of the four eau collection, i was just mesmerized. These days, I prefer Creed's Neroli Sauvage or (believe it or not) Ferrari's Red Power Ice has a similar classic Italian vibe. Experience the confidence and sophistication that this fragrance exudes, leaving a lasting impression wherever you go. 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.I wore it for years until they changed the formula and it wasn't the same, it had lost something (probably due to IFRA banning some of the ingredients used).

Eau Pour Homme is a little more linear "younger brother" of Dior's Eau Sauvage, but differences are quite noticeable on my skin. When my mother comes she identifies this fragrance immediately, saying wow your room smells beautiful. silage is moderate making it very pleasing during the summer/fall months especially during the daytime. Never the less, I find myself ready for testing the new one now - knowing that the original is still all that.Idk if it's my skin chemistry or something but this is feminine to me til its settled then its neutral. While we strive to provide accurate and helpful information, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy or reliability of the AI-generated pros and cons. What I get from Armani Eau Pour Homme (1984) is a polite mixture of 3/4 Dior Eau Sauvage and 1/4 Azzaro Pour Homme.

Apparently he used to annoy opposing attacking players who during the course of a game would be engaged in a duel with him to try to score a goal in the part of the pitch that he was so elegantly defending - defending to the strong whiff of this very same fragrance. It opens up with like citrusy- soapy then it moves to spicy aromatic heart with a classic base of patchouli, woods and oakmoss. From what I can tell from memory, this one is more citric and fresh than the 1980s version, but that's the way most classic fragrances have gone.

The heart sneaks in a bit of jasmine hedione with the expectant lavender, and a slightly-nutty arrangement of spices also kick in, with cinnamon, nutmeg, coriander and clove blending so seamlessly, that only the clove really sticks its head out. The style Armani Eau Pour Homme represents might be downright antediluvian to guys who didn't come of age until after the year 2000, but that hasn't stopped this stuff from persisting as mentioned above, and I find it perfectly pleasant if not a bit formal. It also brings up the imagery of an evening date where an elegant and attractive couple is dancing sensually together.

Indulge yourself or delight a loved one with the alluring charm of Armani Eau Pour Homme EDT for Men. I find this to be the case with Guerlain's famous Vetiver, for example, where the initial lemon has a strange and slightly dirty smell, perhaps due to the tobacco flower in the bass. At the heart there are elegant jasmine and lavender, accompanied by spices: nut, coriander, cinnamon and clove.Read about this perfume in other languages: Deutsch, Español, Français, Čeština, Italiano, Русский, Polski, Português, Ελληνικά, 汉语, Nederlands, Srpski, Română, العربية, Українська, Монгол, עברית. I still have a old school bottle of this with probably no more than 15 or 20ml inside and i refuse to empty the bottle.