Armani Eau de Nuit

I went to Beautysuccess store here in Casablanca, Morocco, the first thing that got my attention was the sober, simple yet classy and elegant design of the bottle. I'm a lover of the nocturnal/night/dark sensations and Eau de nuit delivers that mysterious&nocturnal vibes i'm looking for when i wear a fragrance, after all Eau de nuit stands for Water of the night. It's a very masculine perfume, and it's NOT A CLONE OF DHI, i have Dior Homme Intense, i can't praise enough how awesome DHI is, but Armani Eau de Nuit is nothing short of a different awesome perfume, think of Armani EDN and Dior Homme Intense as a Maserati Ghibli vs Jaguar XJ! Eau de nuit is floral, woodier and powdery, the drydown of EDN is an ambery and floral romantic dark smell that is just enchanting, alluring and seductive.The drydown of DHI gives off vanilla and amber. Armani EDN and DHI are both seductive, dark and rich, yet they are different from each other, different winners! i love DHI, and i love Armani EDN, EDN has a very different opening and drydown, some funny people think EDN is a copy because of the powdery Iris smell, but the similarities end here! Armani EDN is more than meets the nose! It's classy, distinct, expensive, manly and seductive. My next buy will surely be Armani Eau de nuit, and it will stand side by side with my DHI, it goes to show that they are different from each other yet both are the epitome of charm and sensuality, thus i plan to get my self Armani Eau de nuit, again think of it as a Maserati Ghibli(Armani) vs Jaguar XJ(DHI)!

Just got this one in today. I like it quite a bit, but it's definitely in need of a boost in performance! Not necessarily in longevity but that wouldn't hurt either. Projection and just the actual strength of the scent itself are where this one desperately needs some help. I would say that this is a fragrance that needs an Eau De Parfum version if there ever was one but then again it doesn't need to set any closer to the skin than it already does. The review below me has the scent described well, only it doesn't smell like those fragrances in their opening but when they get to the mid. If you take the mid of Luna Rosa Black, Spicebomb, Man in Black and Dior H'omme and not the intense version just the original eau de toilette then mixed them in equal parts at that stage then you will have what this smells like in the opening. And if you have those you know that they all soften up quite a bit in the mid and drydown and that's just how soft this one is in the opening. If this was more potent and had arms length projection it would possibly be my absolute favorite scent. However, as it is it's just one I will wear during more formal or semi- formal occasions where I need something nice and soft. I love powdery scents and this one is that, but it definitely is in dire need of a boost in concentration. The thing is I don't see anyone else saying that so maybe it's just me. And I doubt it sells well enough for them to come out with an EDP flanker of this one. Maybe I should have just gone with the oud version.

TOTALMENTE ENAMORADO DE ESTA FRAGANCIA. Había oído que Armani tenía nueva fragancia; una versión de la clásica Armani, así que me puse a buscar. Por lo que me comentaron, tenía mucha similitud a la Dior Homme, y tengo que decir que sí, que se parece , pero no es igual. Es densa y consistente , pero nada pegajosa, afortunadamente no han seguido la tendencia de imitar hasta lo insaciable la One Million de Paco Rabanne. Tiene bastante parecido tanto en la salida como en el fondo con la clásica Dior Homme, incluso me atrevería a decir, que es más similar a la Dior Intense, pero vuelvo a insistir ... es parecido, pero no igual. Aunque soy adicto a Dior Homme para los días frios o lluviosos, tengo que sucumbir , y decir que, incluoso, esta Armani me gusta más. El cedro y el ambar están claramente presentes, aunque no consigo localizar bien la bergamota y el cardamomo. Puestos a comparar, dura manos que la Dior Homme No reformulada, pero igual que la que se vende actualmente. Es un perfume para la noche, o bien para días frios, y como tal, siempre me gusta mojar la ropa una vez puesto el perfume ==> Buenas noticias; no se enrancia al contacto con el agua, tampoco se degrada, aunque dura algo menos sobre las prendas mojadas que sobre ropa seca. Como curiosidad, el perfume es transparente, lo que da color es el frasco, un punto más a su favor, así por lo menos nos aseguramos de que no manche nuestra ropa.

I bought this yesterday and it will be my best of 2020 no matter what I smell, even though it's January. This is the scent I've been looking for; a touch of iris mixed with some spices to wear in the winter. This projects well even under 2 layers of clothes and has some great transitions through the experience. Cardamom, Nutmeg (background), and tonka are detectable immediately. At the beginning Iris floats on top and through the mid to the dry-down, it settles into the tonka-cardamom. Pepper and wood (Cedar?) mildly show through during the dry down to keep this from being too sweet. The blend is exquisite. Overall, this is amazing. It's everything I wanted Spicebomb, 1 Million, and Code to be. It may seem mature but it's not; it could battle it out with anything at a club, and be respectable at the offie. It is therefore versatile and to be worn in cooler months. It is a cologne that can replace many, it really has it all! If I compare it to others in my collection, it reminds me of someone taking my YSL La Nuit edt, pouring in a bunch of spicebomb, and then adding Iris petals and Pepper in (and maybe heliotrope). My lady loves it on me too... Final word: worth.every.penny Side note: I always regretted not purchasing a Cavalli Black... until now.

Absolutely phenomenal! This is a refined, elegant and proper men's scent that is all about sensuality. The tonka and amber combination is wonderful, not too sweet or gourmand-ish, but also not stale and musky; it's just the right balance of warmth and masculinity. It is for mine, simply the best amalgam of amber and tonka/nutmeg that I've gotten from any men's scent. The opening of these ingredients gets a bit more complex as the scent settles, and the cardamom and iris then come into play. But these also work so nicely with the opening notes that they all just blend perfectly to create an even warmer, more sensual version of themselves. There's not a fresh, sweet or citrus vibe from this scent, just depth and richness from quality and heady ingredients. The eventual drydown is a fantastic combination of the top and middle notes, and not a musk-filled mess; the amber lingers along with the iris and traces of tonka, just enough to remind you of the opening. Because of that, the longevity is also quite good, well over 5 hours as it becomes softer...ideal for garnering even greater attention from those who get close.