TheJoker

Below, the scent has been meticulously dissected; I’ll keep it a bit simpler, as my title describes this perfume perfectly in my opinion. An inconsequential summer fragrance, it can be worn by anyone, you won't stand out, but you also won't be noticed positively. If you simply want to smell fresh and clean, this is the right choice for you. P/L is appropriate, longevity is rather short, but that bothers me less with this scent; I see it more as a "I want to smell good quickly" fragrance, similar to Versace pour Homme, which of course plays in a different league.

A proud lion marches through the glowing savannah. He wears Aqva Amara.
The bottle's color scheme could not match the fragrance better, its quality impression is at a top level, and there's also a very elegant travel spray included.
My new Sauvage, perhaps not the same alluring effect, but clearly wilder and more masculine. I find it incomprehensible how Amara is designated as a purely summer fragrance; for me, it exudes fiery freshness and fits perfectly into the cold season.

Full moon illuminates a cool, foggy, damp forest. Around me, rotting, dead tree trunks, old gravestones. Rarely have the descriptions here been so accurate in capturing what this stuff smells like. For me, absolutely unbearable, which is why it is actually the only one so far that is going to the souk. I will trade it for anything that is somehow more usable ;-)
One point for the quality of execution...

Sprayed on my arm in the evening, I had to keep sniffing it in bed. Very beautiful scent. I don't necessarily need the mandarin in the top note; it doesn't hurt, but it fades quite quickly. What remains is an absolutely soft and alluring smell throughout the entire duration.
La Rive knows what they're doing, even if they are just clones; this one is top-notch. I consider the absolute quality, as I don't know the original. But if the original smells like this, then I need it, though I almost fear that the original might disappoint me.
Fragrances can be evaluated subjectively, and Password is once again the perfect proof that users here not only rate the scent but also let other completely irrelevant factors influence their ratings. This thing a 6.5? I can't be so different that I think that's underrated.
Get a grip, be open, and evaluate what it's really about-the scent. Because it's fantastic.
By the way, the spray head is excellent, with a nice long stroke, not too fine, not too coarse misting, and a suitable spray angle.
Even the bottle is fine if you let go of the "this is a dupe" thought. The chrome-plated plastic feels a bit cheap, but otherwise, the thing is quite okay.

That's what one would say about a wearer of this fragrance. Exactly that, it smells good. Perfect for work and everyday life, very gentle and understated. You won't clash with anyone while wearing it; instead, it simply gives a well-groomed impression. Like a warm version of Versace pour Homme, suitable for summer, and The One for winter. I see this scent more on real men in well-tailored outfits; it doesn't suit a teenager. Those who want to round off their appearance in everyday life will be excellently served by The One. It can complete a man's appearance and thus enhance his overall attractiveness.
But there is one thing it cannot do: seduce. No woman will turn around just because of the scent and look back at you, and even in more intimate situations, it feels out of place; it certainly doesn't fit into the night.
A nice dress watch, but not a Ferrari; for that, there are heavier calibers. And just like the dress watch, The One has no place on a woman.