Aramis Life (2003)
by Aramis

Not bad. This starts out reminding me of Sprite, with the lime and I get a bit of lemon with it. Dry down has a little spice, but I got mostly the lime-lemon throughout most of it. Longevity and projection are OK.

2nd July, 2010.

Immensely average fragrance from Aramis. To be honest, it's a pleasant enough scent, but it smells like sweat. Simple as. Either I have very nice smelling sweat or this stuff is not a very god cologne. The bottle feels cheap, especially the spray mechanism which surprised me by not breaking during its lifetime. As a scent, its almost Mediterranean, with a Sicilian vibe, but like I said, its sweat. So to sum up, if you wish to make people think that your sweat smells really nice, try this on for size.

13rd May, 2010.

P.U. Stanky clone drone. Totally worthless.

16th February, 2010.

This represents a rather uninspiring aquatic style fragrance, with a moderately fresh opening, and a bland woody base. The heart notes are almost imperceptible, leaving the wearer with little to enjoy for several hours. Brevity is the hallmark of most fragrances of this type, and Life is no exception. There is little to commend this for regular use, and Aramis would do well to discontinue this at the earliest opportunity.

24th September, 2009.

Im still not sure if the one i have is authentic because i didnt think such disgusting smelling stuff was on the market. I need to go 2 test it in stores. But from what i have it is a putrid scent (in my opinion). My sister liked it (not sure if she was bein honest or just wanted me 2 leave her alone) my mom frowned immediately and said she did not like it. i dont like it either. AT ALL

28th August, 2009.

I wasn't too optimistic about trying Life, since it does seem like a steer away from what Aramis is good at, and famous for. Well, true enough, this isn't a break through scent of any sort, and will probably be surplus to fresh scents you already own. A typical designer citrus fragrance with a generic woody base. Forgettable, very.

5th April, 2009. (Last Edited: 12nd January, 2010.)