Le Parfait pour Homme Armaf Eau de Toilette
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Klo(n)seidon
In this case, Armaf throws together three absolute bestsellers and classics from the men's department, which are already quite close to each other, into the mixer and out comes - “Le Parfait,” a fruity-fresh all-rounder somewhere between pineapple variety, chemical laboratory, and mossy sea spray.
“Le Parfait” initially comes across as somewhat piercing and artificial, not even attempting to appear natural or particularly soft, homogeneous. Yet even there, this sweet-sour prince strives to emulate its predecessors, as many Creeds exude this aura. I hardly mind, even if this synthetic high-pitched quality seems slightly more pronounced here. But that could just be a figment of the imagination, as we are not dealing with a large, expensive brand here. The eyes and brain certainly perceive the scent, and no one can deny that. The wallet, in a way, does as well - and that truly makes leaps here. Because “Le Parfait” is really quite excellent for its modest cents and pennies. Especially if you are a fan of the originals and want to keep an eye on your finances.
“Le Parfait” has slightly smoky-tarry undertones, but is essentially an extremely slick and freshly showered rogue. Almost floral and slightly feminine, jasmine in the nude, yet so sharply honed and crystal clear that men can fully identify with it, feeling very comfortable and attractive to their surroundings. This gives confidence and makes one shine, both inside and out. I feel good when I wear “Le Parfait” - and that is one of the greatest compliments you can give a fragrance, right?! A musk ox takes a minimally ambered bath in a freestanding, moss-covered luxury marble tub with citrus salts and invigorating currents of blackcurrant.
Bottle: beautiful magnetic cap, the rest is cut and is more plastic than plastically fine.
Sillage: office, leisure, suit, fitness - nothing is safe from this Armaf!
Longevity: similar to its predecessors, no compromises need to be made here. Sometimes even more. And there’s no batch panic ;).
Conclusion: what else can one say about it other than: a really beautiful, sexy, slightly synthetic blend of Aventus, the cool one, and the green-Irish water?! Absolutely usable and a wallet saver!
“Le Parfait” initially comes across as somewhat piercing and artificial, not even attempting to appear natural or particularly soft, homogeneous. Yet even there, this sweet-sour prince strives to emulate its predecessors, as many Creeds exude this aura. I hardly mind, even if this synthetic high-pitched quality seems slightly more pronounced here. But that could just be a figment of the imagination, as we are not dealing with a large, expensive brand here. The eyes and brain certainly perceive the scent, and no one can deny that. The wallet, in a way, does as well - and that truly makes leaps here. Because “Le Parfait” is really quite excellent for its modest cents and pennies. Especially if you are a fan of the originals and want to keep an eye on your finances.
“Le Parfait” has slightly smoky-tarry undertones, but is essentially an extremely slick and freshly showered rogue. Almost floral and slightly feminine, jasmine in the nude, yet so sharply honed and crystal clear that men can fully identify with it, feeling very comfortable and attractive to their surroundings. This gives confidence and makes one shine, both inside and out. I feel good when I wear “Le Parfait” - and that is one of the greatest compliments you can give a fragrance, right?! A musk ox takes a minimally ambered bath in a freestanding, moss-covered luxury marble tub with citrus salts and invigorating currents of blackcurrant.
Bottle: beautiful magnetic cap, the rest is cut and is more plastic than plastically fine.
Sillage: office, leisure, suit, fitness - nothing is safe from this Armaf!
Longevity: similar to its predecessors, no compromises need to be made here. Sometimes even more. And there’s no batch panic ;).
Conclusion: what else can one say about it other than: a really beautiful, sexy, slightly synthetic blend of Aventus, the cool one, and the green-Irish water?! Absolutely usable and a wallet saver!
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