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Aramis Life (2003)
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Promoted by tennis legend Andre Agassi and it will be aimed at 25 -40 year olds. The bottle is deep blue ridged glass with a polished silver spray on top
Launched worldwide in September 2003
Aramis Life Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Kumquat, Lime, Bergamot .
Middle Notes- Cucumber, Violet Leaves, Spearmint, Cardamom, Coriander, Pepper .
Base Notes- Olive Wood, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Leather.
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   |  Being used to the more classic aramis range, i was pretty disappointed with Life. I understand the need for labels to keep up with each other and currently that means coming up with fresh type scents. I give credit to Life for a decent effort with citrus, spice, mild wood and musk. It generic, but still nose-friendly, hardly synthetic but not something id expect from aramis. decent longevity with mild sillage23 May 2009 |
  | I find the drydown to be pleasant with a woody character, but the citrus accord in the beginning is not my favorite. It feels rather generic and common to so many designer fragrances. Overall, an okay fragrance. 16 February 2009 |
   |  Fresh, spicy and stylish scent. It is a Citrus - Aromatic type of perfume. The opening is citrusy and fresh, but it is being concealed by the spicy and fruity scent in the middle notes. The middle is spicy and a little sweet. I’m not sure I’m picking up the floral notes. The ending is woody. The leather note is weak and almost unnoticeable. It is different than the other versions of Aramis, this one is more stylish and less woody and intense. Aramis life is an energetic, exciting, and modern perfume. 28 January 2009 |
 | A nice addition to the wardrobe, nothing to special, but good. This one seems to work better in moderation. It seems the less you wear, the better it is. I especially like the violet note and the drydown is nice. 2-3 sprays will do it nicely for all day. A thumbs up! 18 July 2008 |
 | Not a bad aromatic aquatic. I smell the mint and spices more than anything and I don't really like mint in fragrances. It's a good thing that the mint doesn't play a major role here, more like an extra in a play; it needs to be there to fill out the crowd on stage for a busy street scene. Very nice for a synthetic aromatic aquatic. 05 July 2008 |
 | I really like Aramis Life. Its a very clean, slightly sweet, citrusy scent. It opens with a nice mellow citrus burst that slowly gives way to a slight floral note. Its doesn't last long though and the basenotes come one strong. Its totaly sandlewood. I do get a HINT of leather, but not much. The sweet, creamy sandlewood is all that is left with slight mixing of wood, cedar. Nice, unobtrusive fragrance. Great for daily or office wear. I don't think the sillage is that great though. I don't get the coriander or pepper at all. 20 June 2008 |
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