Armani Mania Pour Homme Eau De Toilette 100ml

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Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right The only bummer for me is (maybe it's because i've had it for so long that I just can't smell it on me for long) that I don't think it lasts very long. It’s misterious, but not necessarily mistic, and it seems to have a more austere aura than you would expect from an Armani Fragrance. Carly summers: I can’t think that it is similar to Armani Mania because I haven’t smelled it in a while, however…we all appear to have similar taste! The middle notes are very masculine and a little sharp, but still softened up by the top- and basenotes.

Suitable for everything from casual/sporty to formal/elegant, inoffensive, and deliberately crafted with sleek refinement, its wide wheelhouse never causing it to lose its distinction.Victoria: I find it confusing that they discontinue it and then use the same name for a host of other perfumes. 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 sprayed on my hand a good four times to make sure there was plenty and it already very close to the skin.

A welcome departure from the slew sickeningly sweet fragrances, Mania comes across as almost savoury. While we strive to provide accurate and helpful information, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy or reliability of the AI-generated pros and cons.It smells very much of saffron to me,in the opening, but it slowly wears off to give place to quite an uncharacteristic woody theme. Still have around 2cm left in the 100ml bottle and hardly use it because I don't want it to run dry. Likewise, Tom Ford Noir de Noir, another Cavallier creation done in collaboration with perfumer Harry Frémont, is worth sampling. 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. To learn about our personal data protection practices, and to exercise your rights please read our Personal Data and Cookies Policy.

It doesn’t smell the same but I find that Lutens’ Jeux de Peau fills the gap that the loss of these scents left. It drove me crazy, every spoken word falling right between the threshold of audible and inaudible, every explosion a staticky tinkle that sounded more like someone shushing me than a bomb going off. A lot of people complain about it lacking a certain something but to me there is a real level of refinement in Mania that you don't see in a lot of other frags.

My wife had trouble even detecting it on me while we drove to work this morning, even sniffing at my wrist. Best use would be for spring and fall if you had access to a stash, and although unerringly pleasant, this is the kind of fragrance you could actually forget you're wearing, just like some of the MFK Aqua range.

It wasn't a loud fragrance by any means, nor did it last long on the skin, but I still loved it and I still miss it. The notes are conventional, and so is the blend somehow: but they get a treatment here which makes them smell metallic, fresh, transparent, really “contemporary” and slightly different from, for example, other “pencil sharpener” scents. You don't have to worry about too many people wearing this frag (well at least where i'm from it's not a concern). Funny enough, the saffron helps this one being a kind of a predecessor of Baccarat Rouge 560, that came out many years later. This stuff is up there with smaller sizes of the discontinued Tom Ford-era Gucci-PPR stuff, and yet is nowhere near the same level of interesting.

This fragrance was perfectly balanced graphite-amber, citrus, and a water note (clear water, not blue water), pure class eternal. After a few minutes a the amber starts to peek through, but it never becomes a really dominant note. It freshness is almost effervescent, a bright radiant mix, and for half an hour I thought I'd found the holy grail of crisp, modern woods fragrances. I read some of the reviews by people complaining that it doesn't last that long, and I would like to mention something about that. One Friday night in 2004, I was on a crowded bus with a bunch of other young professionals headed into the city for a good time.