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"Perfect charm carries itself with grace"
The Creed fragrance house seems unstoppable, and its traditional "will to please" is indelible. Scents for emperors, kings, and compromised celebrities who are exploited for advertising purposes. Much of this is appealing, smiles at you, or winks with one eye, yet the majority of the range does not justify its price and is bid farewell with friendly glances.
Not so with Aventus! This time, the gentlemen from England have achieved something I have longed for in many other fragrances from Creed: Aventus is subtle! The bleakly fresh Creed accord is greatly misleading here, even though it still resides in the fragrance in some way. Aventus is a very complex and substantial scent, and it is time to champion it: A Creed that is worth its money!
The top note already floods with an indescribably zesty, fresh, and above all, fruity scent, primarily characterized by an extremely dominant pineapple. The apple patiently follows, the blackcurrant provides the necessary acidity, and the bergamot ensures the obligatory noble note. A wonderful start, which, however, threatens to slip into the drawer of insignificance over long stretches - but this is exactly where the enormous potential of the Englishman comes into play: I smell fir, balsamic notes spread out, and the vanilla is so smoky as if it were burning. The oakmoss fits like a glove. Aventus stands for exactly what I have been searching for a long time: A WARM FRESH SCENT WITH CHARM!
This fresh warmth spreads relatively quickly, even during the course of the top note, and is, in terms of scent progression, by far the longest present. Associations with an idyllic morning walk, a damp moss-covered forest floor, a sun-drenched clearing with fresh forest berries are very close and hit the nail on the head. A wonderful, subtle, and charming companion that neither rants nor provokes - Aventus is friendly, yet still dangerous. A fragrance that attracts attention and approval like the proverbial light attracts moths.
The bottle is in the typical Creed design and offers no special features. The longevity is, as with all Creed fragrances, a drawback, although Aventus, with a good 4 hours, relegates most of its shelf neighbors to the back ranks. Price-wise, the royal water is, in the best Creed manner, in the upper range, but is certainly justified by the small amount needed for dosing and the refinement of the fragrance.
CONCLUSION: If you like Annayake's Myiabi Man and enjoy Azzaro's Twin for Men, you will feel at home here; those in the fan club of the fruity-fresh faction should definitely test this, and anyone looking for a zesty summer fragrance with a warm character should hit the purchase button and moisten their skin (not the test strip!). You have 1 item in your cart.
Not so with Aventus! This time, the gentlemen from England have achieved something I have longed for in many other fragrances from Creed: Aventus is subtle! The bleakly fresh Creed accord is greatly misleading here, even though it still resides in the fragrance in some way. Aventus is a very complex and substantial scent, and it is time to champion it: A Creed that is worth its money!
The top note already floods with an indescribably zesty, fresh, and above all, fruity scent, primarily characterized by an extremely dominant pineapple. The apple patiently follows, the blackcurrant provides the necessary acidity, and the bergamot ensures the obligatory noble note. A wonderful start, which, however, threatens to slip into the drawer of insignificance over long stretches - but this is exactly where the enormous potential of the Englishman comes into play: I smell fir, balsamic notes spread out, and the vanilla is so smoky as if it were burning. The oakmoss fits like a glove. Aventus stands for exactly what I have been searching for a long time: A WARM FRESH SCENT WITH CHARM!
This fresh warmth spreads relatively quickly, even during the course of the top note, and is, in terms of scent progression, by far the longest present. Associations with an idyllic morning walk, a damp moss-covered forest floor, a sun-drenched clearing with fresh forest berries are very close and hit the nail on the head. A wonderful, subtle, and charming companion that neither rants nor provokes - Aventus is friendly, yet still dangerous. A fragrance that attracts attention and approval like the proverbial light attracts moths.
The bottle is in the typical Creed design and offers no special features. The longevity is, as with all Creed fragrances, a drawback, although Aventus, with a good 4 hours, relegates most of its shelf neighbors to the back ranks. Price-wise, the royal water is, in the best Creed manner, in the upper range, but is certainly justified by the small amount needed for dosing and the refinement of the fragrance.
CONCLUSION: If you like Annayake's Myiabi Man and enjoy Azzaro's Twin for Men, you will feel at home here; those in the fan club of the fruity-fresh faction should definitely test this, and anyone looking for a zesty summer fragrance with a warm character should hit the purchase button and moisten their skin (not the test strip!). You have 1 item in your cart.
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