Emporio Armani Remix He by Giorgio Armani, 2006

Perfect for Spring/Summer and very reasonably priced. A good one for the younger crowd. Longevity is fairly decent so to get the most out of it i wear it in the heat. Certainly worth a try.

As SirSlarty stated, a sweet fragrance with a dominant licorice note. The base gets a little woodier with some spice or pepper, but all in all it's sweet, pleasant, and nothing special.

I choose this one whenever I want to be formal and inoffensive. Bought half price on sale, probably wouldn't bother for normal price...
Licorice and Basil are most dominant notes for me. Not bad but not great, still it does deserve thumbs up.

Not many people wear this fragrance, which makes it very unique. I think this could be one of my all time "most complimented" cologne, and I don't typically like Armani fragrances. What a unique idea to use a liquorish as the heart note, very attractive!

Starts out lemonesque, with a tinge of herbs most likely basil. (This section is directly dependant on temperature) It's now about 31 degrees outside and it smells rather feminine, the licorice being the shining star. However, with a little heat the licorice subsides and allows a little spice to bleed through to toughen it up. By no means does this now have leather like skin, but for me, this is a bit too feminine for my liking. Funny because smelling it from the bottle gives a different feel. This is clearly unisex, and I won't be wearing it again.

A fresher, less sweet version of Lolita Lempicka Au Masculine. The licorice is present but not dominant. This is, overall, a nice herbal licorice.

This a very nice fragrance lasted over 8 hrs on me stays close to the skin but every now & then I would smell it on myself .

Surprise, surprise...an Emporio (as opposed to Giorgio Armani) scent with longevity and decent punch. Still not crazy about it, but it is nice. I consider this a barber shop scent, albeit light and not dirty enough. Armani should remix the other Emporio scents and give 'em all some cojones...but then it would steal sales from the Giorgio line.

Remix starts citrusy and quickly becomes similar to YSL Rive Gauche in its menthol with sweetness shaving cream smell. It's nice and versatile, the Longevity is average, but It's non original. After some time, this smell gets weaker and a woody base (very close to City Glam's one) takes place. From Emporio Armani brand, I still prefer Mania.

Much better than the disaster that was EA Glam he, this one has a stronger vetiver and bergamot notes that carry the rest of the notes very comfortably and even though it has listed lily of the valley, the scent remains very masculine and sharp, its a very green spring like and watery lily of the valley.
The only bad thing here I think its that its not very original nor unique but its not a borefest like YSLs LHomme wich is nice but intensely dumb.-
It can be used both for sports and for everyday errands I think, its not too elegant and not sweet, so people looking for a nice, balanced and fresh scent, are in for a good scent-ride.