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Just For You pour Femme Armaf

Controversially Rated Scent

6.0 / 10 6 Ratings

A perfume by Armaf for women. The release year is unknown. The scent is floral-fruity. It is being marketed by Sterling Perfumes Industries LLC.
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Main accords

Floral

Fruity

Powdery

Citrus

Synthetic

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Bergamot

Orange blossom

Heart Notes

Musk

Orange

Osmanthus

Base Notes

Patchouli

Amber

Vanilla

Ratings

Scent

6.06 Ratings

Longevity

7.65 Ratings

Sillage

7.65 Ratings

Bottle

6.811 Ratings

Submitted by WiseOwl · last update on 05/03/2024.

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Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

04/25/2020

1Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

VivienneK
16 Reviews

VivienneK

No Osmanthus, No Vanilla, Nothing like NR For Her

So, after a very successful blind buy from another middle-eastern brand (Rasasi, specifically, the now cult Daarej), I finally got the courage to try another perfume from a similar "clonehouse" that I was yearning to try because I am always chasing for the perfect osmanthus and in some comments on the internet as well as by looking at the pyramid, I assumed it may be reminiscent of Narciso Rodrigues For Her, which I love. I've heard Armaf has made some decent clones although I have never smelled them myself and decided to go ahead with my plan - it's a cheapie anyway. Unfortunately, when the package arrived, despite the box being in impeccable condition, I noticed brownish residue around the atomiser (like mentioned in the earlier review). Then I sprayed it on my wrist and... and that was not what I had expected at all. Even after an hour of wear, the smell remained the same. There was no osmanthus in it. Zero. It smelled of a combination of some generic white flowers and citrus, no amber, no vanilla at all. The scent is very synthetic and linear and feels almost over-priced at 16 euros for a 100 ml bottle. I am greatly disappointed and frankly it deters me from trying anything else from this brand in the future.

Updated on 04/25/2020

04/24/2020

3Scent 5Longevity 6Sillage

JamesBlond
27 Reviews

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JamesBlond

Very helpful Review 8

I wore rubber gloves during the second test,

because I have learned from my mistakes.
Unfortunately, it wouldn't have been enough for a statement.
I must also admit that I feel a bit ashamed wanting to surprise my girlfriend with this.
Armaf was only known to me so far through Club de Nuit, and they really did a good job for the few bucks.
So I ordered a perfume for myself (Armaf Niche white diamond) and without asking my better half, I also got her 2 from the Armaf brand. (Armaf Elite Woman was the second one and doesn't even appear here, which doesn't surprise me, because corn schnapps with a subtle floral aroma is not being evaluated here, but perfumes)
So much for that, and anyone who has read this far, save your money, even if it’s really not much, none of the 3 are worth it.
Step by step.
The box already smelled strongly of perfume shortly after delivery, even though it was sealed, and later it becomes clear why. Anyway, shortly after opening the just for you, it was clear which of the 3 scents had already put its "best" foot forward.
While the box still looks quite nice and there was nothing to complain about packaging-wise, the bottle was a different story.
Totally smeared and oily, it was leaking from the plastic cap and the sharp smell hit us immediately.
I understand how one might not know anything about women's perfumes, but it shouldn't smell like THIS.
Disgusting alcohol rose mush, an orange peak at the highest fermentation level. That's how Valensina smells when you take it out of the blazing sun after 2 weeks, after the bottle has already been open.
My colleagues and I were a bit grossed out, and my girlfriend bravely applied the "booze" to her delicate wrist, only to immediately remove it with disinfectant.
I often exchange ideas with my colleagues, as they share their passion for scents with me, but something so penetrating has never come across them either.
Vanilla, patchouli, and musk? Not a chance.
In fact, there is a scent in my girlfriend's collection that is strikingly similar to this one.
Girls can do Anything by Zadig & Voltaire. I admit, the top note of that scent is rubbish, but what it does differently is that it becomes very rounded after half an hour, you smell some musk and a splash of vanilla.
Sure, it costs 3 times as much or more, but the Armaf just for you remains just the drunk windshield washer fluid.
The icing on the cake was the cap. When you put it on the bottle, it triggers the spray and the slush runs out.
In principle, the perfume karma punishes me for wanting to be a penny pincher. Unfortunately, my thought was "Blind buy, if she doesn't like it, at least it wasn't expensive".
I am a bad boyfriend, she doesn't deserve this scent!