Aramis by Aramis Eau De Toilette For Men, 110ml

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This was so popular in the late 60s and early 70s that to everyone who was alive then it probably reminds them of the boardrooms, steakhouses, and nightclubs of the era: it defined masculinity.

Getting ready for a night out right now and just sprayed Aramis on, now im ready for anything…might even take my darts with me. Aramis is its own scent and if you didn't know its past strength-this one will be strong enough for you-even though the eau de toilette is still far superior to most of today's designers. Nobody is talking here about the cardamom that is dominant in the scent for me as a saudi It's so cozy and reminds me of our Arabian coffee which cardamom is part of it.This is a true old school Classic I'm sure my father wore this back in the day, Aramis has stood the test of time, and still sells well for a reason, it starts off very strong with the leather and oakmoss coming through straight away after the initial spray, the dry down then turns into a lovely mature scent, woody mixed with leather almost earthy and spicy its defo a scent for a older mature guy, I must admit it sits beautifully on my skin and the longevity is incredible 13+ hours and I can smell it the next morning, I will always have a bottle in my den until it's no longer available. At the top, the vintage Aramis seems much more centered on florals and herbs, with just a touch of aldehydic soapiness and smokiness to put a bow on it.

Yet, I certainly recommend this fragrance for everyone who is on the lookout for a true , rock-solid classic. I am 54 years old, and I think fragrances serves to complement a well groomed person… well bathed, nicely dressed… fragrances are meant to make you smell good… be it sweet or dry, floral or woody, fruity or citrus. At lunch, I was near my colleagues and my boss asked, “why does it smell like a new urinal cake in here? With this the user can measure the advertising ROI as well as track Flash, video, and social networking sites and applications. Overall, I like this fragrance a lot, but it is dated and since I owned it I've found many other fragrances that I like a lot more.The current version (well a 2016 bottle, can't comment on later ones which I fear may have badly affected it) is still unmistakably Aramis, but side by side you notice the tenacious grip of the old formula.

My uncle used to wear this all the time, you could tell he was home because the whole house would smell like Aramis. The scent itself is nice, woody leather with some tobacco but its quite light and i got hints of lemon and also a bit of a kouros vibe at the start. On skin when you first splash it on, it smells very fresh, citrus, floral and zesty, very enjoyable and fresh. I have a partial bottle left over from the 70's which smells slightly more animalic and perhaps a bit more mellow than the current version, but that may be due to its extreme age.It’s a very good composition to be sure, and if you like this sort of classic aromatic men’s fragrance, you’re probably going to like Aramis, but nothing about it really stood out enough to set it apart from the many other 70s and 80s fragrances that scratch that itch for me personally.