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Back to basics: Armani eau pour homme

post #1 of 10
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While I was embarked in a journey that took me visiting most niche houses I forgot how good Armani eau pour homme is. It seems it has been reformulated though as I find it weaker yet still fantastic. I was never able to wear Eau Savage since there was a leathery note in there that gave me a headache which was never the case with Armani ph.
post #2 of 10
A true classic IMO.
post #3 of 10
I remember how good the fragrance was in the Eighties which led me to try it out a year or so ago. The reformulated version did not last forty minutes on my skin and it seemed thin and watered down from what I remembered. I was so disappointed as I had the cash to buy it but had to leave it.
post #4 of 10
Oddly this was the first fragrance i ever bought back in 1996 far too grown up for me but i still really liked it.
I thought i was going mad but i recently purchased a 100ml and it just feels like its lost its balls, i remember the old one smelling heavier and sharp and i loved it. Its still a great fragrance.
post #5 of 10
my signature scent, however i think the reformulation that took place last month with new bottle design is slightly better than the version that was released last year (but both with moss and not oakmoss, i guess the later has more moss) - haven't tried the new incarnation, but when its released here - looking forward to purchase.
post #6 of 10
A fantastic fragrance. For a classic EDC style, I would go for this over any other. I hope it hasn't changed that much with the recent reformulation.
post #7 of 10
It WAS great. I do not know if there had been further reformulations but the version I bought last year flatters to deceive. It lacks depth, it feels hollow. I don't wear it anymore as it only serves to remind me what I'm missing in the vintage.
post #8 of 10
One of my absolute favorites and a versatile classic on almost any given occasion.
post #9 of 10
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Originally Posted by Diamondflame View Post

It WAS great. I do not know if there had been further reformulations but the version I bought last year flatters to deceive. It lacks depth, it feels hollow. I don't wear it anymore as it only serves to remind me what I'm missing in the vintage.

agreed ...
i tried it a few years ago & it had almost become a drug store knock off scent .
I have been lucky to find multiple mini bottles of the original brew & wear it on special suit & tie occasions ....
post #10 of 10
The announced 2013 reformulation doesn't mention Carnation, Lavender or Rose. Its just not going to be the same...
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