12/17/2023
PatrickSchi
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The freshness
I dedicate the second review of the new Armaf series to Private Key to my Life.
To my Life starts very fresh, citrus notes and pineapple are very noticeable right at the beginning. I also detect a spicy note that could come from the peppery notes. The opening passes fairly quickly and a woody mix emerges that seems very ordinary but of high quality.
Armaf is typically associated with good clones of expensive niche perfumes. Here you will search in vain, because this is not a typical clone. The typical woody scent in the drydown is admittedly reminiscent of representatives of "blue" perfumes, but it is not a direct copy of one of these perfumes. In the opening, the pineapple and citrus notes give me vibes of Nishane Hachivat, but this note fades relatively quickly as described above. All in all, a fresh, woody fragrance with citrusy pineapple notes at the beginning.
Basically, Private Key to my Life is a solid, fresh fragrance. However, in my opinion, it lacks that certain something to justify the high price of this Armaf perfume.
One thing is clear: Armaf would rather establish its own creations with this line and uses fragrance notes from existing perfumes that have already established themselves. However, in my opinion, Armaf could show more courage for something new here, because they could.
To my Life starts very fresh, citrus notes and pineapple are very noticeable right at the beginning. I also detect a spicy note that could come from the peppery notes. The opening passes fairly quickly and a woody mix emerges that seems very ordinary but of high quality.
Armaf is typically associated with good clones of expensive niche perfumes. Here you will search in vain, because this is not a typical clone. The typical woody scent in the drydown is admittedly reminiscent of representatives of "blue" perfumes, but it is not a direct copy of one of these perfumes. In the opening, the pineapple and citrus notes give me vibes of Nishane Hachivat, but this note fades relatively quickly as described above. All in all, a fresh, woody fragrance with citrusy pineapple notes at the beginning.
Basically, Private Key to my Life is a solid, fresh fragrance. However, in my opinion, it lacks that certain something to justify the high price of this Armaf perfume.
One thing is clear: Armaf would rather establish its own creations with this line and uses fragrance notes from existing perfumes that have already established themselves. However, in my opinion, Armaf could show more courage for something new here, because they could.