By no means you get a bad fragrance here, but for me he smells pretty 0-8-15 and strongly synthetic. Unfortunately, I do not like that. Nevertheless, I got compliments and he comes with other people well.

Armaf’s colognes are available in a variety of scents. Which one you choose will be determined by the smells you enjoy and when you plan to wear it. Hunter: A fantastic mix of grapefruit and rosemary, with subtle florals underneath. It's sweet and sour and I'd liken the opening to US Smarties candy, but with a lot more depth thanks to the rosemary. The cardamom gives it a commonality with YSL LNDH. This one's great because it's sharp and arguably sporty thanks to the citrus but the rosemary makes it more deeper and richer and the florals make it softer and not just like a sport fragrance.

A few sprays and already the first fragrance molecules in my nose tell me, yes, that's really good and is in my Beuteschema. In the further course of the fragrance does not do much. The course is quite linear. The only thing I had noticed is that it becomes a bit woodier and the fruity components recede slightly. I had and have also more expensive originals and I find that fragrances can be similar, but are never exactly the same. Oja, woody amber and gujak and something fresh now dominates the fragrance and the whole thing holds quite long.

Blue Homme: This is a kitchen-sink blue fragrance with just a bunch of notes - 5 different types of citrus, 3 florals, nutmeg, patchouli, amber, it's got it all. This one has its bets hedged in all different directions across so many notes so while it's not bad in any way, it's not good in any way either. Extremely generic. Blue Homme is the perfumer’s warm-weather fragrance that costs considerably less than a flight to The Bahamas. Club de Nuit Intense Man: This is the most famous Armaf fragrance and while I still maintain that it's overrated, I have figured out how to appreciate its good side. The key is approaching this as a birch-first fragrance and letting the pineapple and other notes accentuate the birch. And the birch is respectably good and interesting but the overall result is only average. Average performance. It lasts about 4 hours on my skin. What's decisively different from VUI or DHI is that it doesn't work well in cold weather, so it feels like weird plastic vanilla. Especially true at temperatures down to subzero Celsius. I recommend wearing only indoors in winter. It's not something we don't understand given that the producing country of it is a very hot country. If someone is looking for a woody and fresh fragrance, he will certainly find here for little money.I find it interesting, by the way, that here more often the comparison is made with Invictus and this is explained as a difference to the SWY. The SWY smells namely at the beginning (so in the opening) also briefly after Invictus!!! In the Odyssey Homme White Edition this Invictus-like top note merely lasts much longer and therefore already mixes with the heart note.... Only after about 30-60 lets this mixing In my opinion, the fragrance is mainly fruity-sweet. I can not recognize what kind of fruit it should be, but you can feel these fruity impressions. Club de Nuit Man: Warm spicy plus pepper plus mandarin orange. I'd describe this as being for someone that likes allspice in their Christmas desserts. Unlike with the F-tier I can see how this would appeal to the right person but I scrubbed this one off. The Odyssey Homme White Edition is virtually a dupe of the Emporio Armani - Stronger With You but with somewhat inferior quality. However, this is not really bad and also gets better in the course. It has a slightly stronger alcohol note in my eyes or nose, but as I said, it gets better with time. After that, it is virtually 1:1 the SWY.

Tag-Him: Blue fragrance with sharp mint and ginger. This one goes all-in on that and the ginger scent is accurate to when I cook with it. However the blue sport soap/showergel aspect is just sharp and clean and there's nothing else to it. Nothing more nuanced or attractive that makes you want to get closer and smell it in its entirety, just sharp and that's it. In the opening Odyssey has me unfortunately only times rather disappointed, has really nothing to do with DHI and VUI ... rather so Spicebomb Extreme without top notes ... in a shallower way, rather unspecific and not very tingling. In the drydown, however, I feel the fragrance like a rather distinct anecdote to Tom Ford Noir Extreme, relatively authentic even. Ventana: The mandarin orange fails to balance out the lavender and the combination ends up smelling like laundry detergent. It's not offensive but it's not good either, just a bit cloying. A Valentino Uomo Intense clone. Particularly similar vibe like orange chocolate. But VUI's awesome leather scent isn't here. Odyssey has a fluffy iris powder instead. This point is quite a bit similar to Dior Homme Intense, but the beautiful cedar scent of DHI isn't here. Odyssey is a sweet comfortable ambery chocolate, and I can detect cinnamon-like something, which is not in VUI or DHI.Ok, either lets me my olfactory bulb slowly in the lurch, I'm biologically also no longer the youngest, where I myself still feel rather young...well, again 2 sprays nachgelegt...jaaah, now he is better perceptible. So you get for the approx 25€ a somewhat inferior Stronger with you with the fresh top note plays significantly longer than the original. I personally find that even good / better! Also, I find the performance, so H/S better. I will soon certainly test out more candidates of these providers and I personally find this Dupe hin...und Dupe her...simply silly.