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Giorgio Armani

Acqua di Giò Elixir

2025· Alberto MorillasAmadeirado aromáticoMasculinodemanda alta em decants
4,13 · 1,6 mil avaliações da comunidade internacional
Frasco de Acqua di Giò Elixir, de Giorgio Armani

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Acordes dominantes

  1. aquático
  2. cítrico
  3. ozônico
  4. amadeirado
  5. especiado fresco
  6. couro

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  • em inglês

    Picked this up today, every time I've been at Macy's or Ulta or wherever that sells frags lately, I've been grabbing this and spraying it on a strip, the first time I remember not really being all that intrigued, but today at Ulta something made me want to grab it, and I did! For me, though most arent rating this one as good for the cooler weather, but for me, this is the most rounded ADG, good for a day outside, a date night, a cold day would even be fine for this one too. It seems to suit the most occasions, more than others in the line. I definitely detect the 100% similarity to Fahrenheit, but this is done up so much more modern and adding the classic smell of ADG as a twist, but the violet leaf and leather combo here, is like going back to the 90's/early 00's and spraying both ADG and Fahrenheit on all at once. And oh man, does it smell fucking amazing. I remember reviewing Fahrenheit, and I still have my bottle right next to me comparing these two, and the differences are enough to be noticeable, but the similarities are also quite distinct. Fahrenheit has more depth to it, making it definitely more of the cooler weather vibe for most than this would ever be, but it's almost as if they used the same violet leaf and leather notes, because it's pretty dead on, but this goes in a more versatile for todays crowd kind of direction with it, a lot of reviews when I reviewed Fahrenheit talked on it feeling really mature, and this is a great addition that has some of that maturity, but also has the youth of ADG. The top of this frag doesn't have much of a top, maybe a touch of orange-y bergamot, but almost instantly when spraying this on you're met with a super green gasoline violet leaf with the classic ADG aquatic smell of the middle notes. It literally smells like you just mowed your grass after it rained, in the most pleasant and attractive way. As it dries more and more, you get more and more of the ADG Parfum DNA shining through with a more leathery version of the same grassy, watery, violet leaf smell, now all mixed together literally making this the most addictive ADG in the lineup. I cannot stop sniffing the tester of it, or my arm for that matter. Lol. Longevity seems to be the best of the whole line (outside of Profumo, which sadly got discontinued before I started collecting nicer shit), this stuff is thick enough to seem to want to hang around for a while, while also still having that freshness, something that is rare with fresh frags (and especially the ADG line as a whole is the longevity) and thankfully here, I think they finally have something I can feel good in the performance of. With one spray on my arm, it went for about 12 hours before it really starts becoming faint. Sillage is also really good actually, it is absolutely not a beast by any stretch, but it's the strongest of the line that I've experienced, seems to give quite the bubble for more than just a couple of hours, and I only have a 1 spray on my arm, and it's got some pretty good power to it. The sillage really started dying at about 10 hours or so in. All in all, it feels really nice writing a really good review for the second time on ADG. I owned a sample of the EDT many years ago and I can remember that being nothing I'd write home about, a couple of years ago, I owned Profondo, and man, it performed so badly, I took the $120 bottle I bought, and literally just gave it away I was so frustrated about it. Earlier this year I picked up the Parfum, and it finally felt right owning a bottle of ADG. Gave that a good review and its treated me well the few wearings I've given it this summer, but I don't wear it much, as it seems to shine best on super hot sticky days, and I rotate 4 or 5 frags around for that purpose, so it just didn't get worn much, but I feel I might even need a second bottle of eloxir, as it'll be in the top 5 of all time until it gets reformulated to shit. Lol. I'm actually really surprised how much I like this, as I'm not huge on fahrenheit by itself, but this is more what I wanted fahrenheit to be when I grabbed it up. Edit after wearing this the past 2 days: this doesn't seem to be a work fragrance. Lol. I work in a slightly hot and sweaty environment at times, and i wore this to work today and it seemed to fade off pretty quick, I also wore this 2 days ago, and it performed AMAZINGLY, it was an off day and I just wore it for the hell of it, and I could still smell it 12 hours in. Anosmia may be a thing here as well, as when I stopped smelling this on me today maybe 3 hours or so into it, I went up to a coworker who also enjoys fragrance and asked if they could smell it, and they definitely could. I even still am getting what seems to be the slightest hints of it here and there right now 10 hours into today's wearing, so I mean, I think more than anything I've gone anosmic to it.

  • em inglês

    Acqua di Gio Elixir is a citrus, aquatic, and woody fragrance. This version of Acqua di Gio is a fragrance with citrus and aquatic accords, but this time they are enhanced by a note of violet leaves, giving it that sensation some call "ozonic." This scent combines herbal, musky, and almost metallic notes, creating the perception of the scent that emerges after a rain shower. Another important note added to this line is leather, which is perceived from the opening of the fragrance until the drydown, where it combines with woody notes of patchouli and vetiver. This fragrance is ideal for daytime wear and even for some evening occasions during the spring, summer, and fall seasons. It can even be worn in winter, but there are fragrances that are better suited for that season. It can be worn in a variety of situations, from casual outings to office work to formal events—it's practically very versatile. In terms of longevity, it lasted about 10 hours, with an outstanding sillage for the first 2 hours, after which it recedes, but is still noticeable around the wearer. Like almost all versions of Acqua di Gio, it's an attractive fragrance, easy to like, with good performance. The only flaw is that its price is very high for 50 ml, at least in department stores. This could be a good alternative to discontinued fragrances like Aqua Fahrenheit or Zegna Uomo. Today, it's my favorite fragrance of 2025, pending what I try later. So I'll wait to find it at a discounted price.

  • em inglês

    Acqua di Giò Elixir, for me, is one of the more intriguing additions to the line. If you’re familiar with Profumo, Profondo, or any of the other flankers, you know Armani usually stays close to the original DNA. Elixir, however, takes a subtle but noticeable detour. A soft violet note runs through the fragrance, faintly reminiscent of Dior Fahrenheit, though dialed down enough to avoid any sharpness. Instead, it adds a clean, powdery elegance that feels mature and refined. The overall impression is fresh without being youthful, and sophisticated without trying too hard. It strikes a balance between casual and polished—you could wear it in a meeting, at dinner, or on a relaxed weekend, and it would feel completely at home in each setting. Rather than feeling like a “flanker for the sake of it,” Elixir comes across as a thoughtful evolution of the Acqua di Giò story. Performance is solid. It doesn’t overwhelm the way some heavier parfums do, but it has a well-judged presence that suits its style. The opening leans aquatic and familiar, but the violet and subtle leather-like warmth in the base give it an understated depth that separates it from the others. In the Acqua di Giò family, I’d place it comfortably in the top three. Profumo will perhaps remain my favorite for now, but Elixir has impressed me with its nuance and versatility. For anyone seeking a clean, polished, and mature twist on the classic Acqua di Giò, this one is absolutely worth experiencing.

  • em inglês

    Great scent, definitely my kind of fragrance. Like the second coming of Profumo to me. I just wish they sold 200ml bottles. I don't understand why they are only making 50 and 60ml bottles of things. I know so many people like myself who won't purchase anything under 100ml, and, frankly, I don't understand what would compel someone to even want a small bottle. I am not even complaining about the price; that is a different issue. If they wanted to charge me $250 for a 200ml of this scent, I would happily acquiesce, but for the same amount per ml, it would cost $640 in small bottles. This is a freshie, not some sort of potent, sweet, spicy, beast mode, winter-appropriate, extrait de parfum. It is unreasonable as a brand to release a fresh aquatic in only a 50ml bottle option, especially at the price $160 price point. Now, given the price is only about $115 at FragranceNet, I may still grab a bottle once my Profumo bottle runs dry. If it hasn't been randomly discontinued for no discernible reason, as is Armani's current modus operandi. Apparently, their business model is: destroy reputation with their consumer base; charge more money; decrease bottle size options and fail to provide refills; axe some of their most popular fragrances; randomly repackage and rename their fragrances; and refuse to elaborate. But that is neither here nor there.

  • em inglês

    Really like this one. Smells great and changes through the dry down into Profumo/parfum style, but has a much better quality than the other ADG’s. I’d say almost similar to Bleu de Chanel quality (ingredients not smell). You can just tell when you’ve been around fragrances enough when something is made better than typical designer. Perhaps that’s why it doesn’t perform so well after 2 hours? Naturals tend to fade more quickly than aroma chemicals. I’m not a performance humper like a lot of fragrance lovers, but this just seems like a lot of money for something that becomes a skin scent after 2 hours. I can’t justify owning this if you already own any other ADG’s especially the parfum or Profumo. Even with better quality the comparable price to the others just doesn’t make sense. Wait until you run out to purchase this one. Giving it a love because it is a great smell, but don’t waste your money if you already have an ADG at home. Smell-9/10 Value($)-3/10 Longevity-7/10 Sillage-8/10 first two hours, but become skin scent after

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