If you are looking for a more rooty and woody interpretation, or a unisex and younger variant of Aramis 900, don't forget to check L'Artisan Parfumeur Voleur de Roses. Aramis 900 pushes most of the buttons for what I consider a masculine, sexy but somewhat gentlemanly fragrance, the stuff I like. It is bracing and herbal With astringent use of florals, which is typical of geranium in my experience.

A900’s basenotes, which definitely include a healthy dose of patchouli (as in AE) are modulated by vetiver. They mention that it has an earthy undertones, it's well worth it, and that it can be used all day or evening. Regarding the comparison, it smells similar and it's good but it is weaker and doesn't last as long, likely because of the restrictions on oakmoss. The scent notes are coriander and green notes with bergamot and Brazilian rosewood followed by lemon and carnation with orris root and jasmine enriched with lily-of-the-valley, rose and geranium.Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. It dries back beautifully and it takes on more of a delicately mixed blend of jasmine and rose scent. It's on my rotation all year around because I enjoy wearing this one, and it will bring you compliments. Chant manages to combine the most intimate facets of rose with all the other typical chypre fragrance notes.

The all-men’s brand was launched in 1964 by Estée Lauder and her husband Joseph, with the eponymous Aramis (which I’ve reviewed here) as the first fragrance in the range.com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission. Aldehydes (that hairspray smell) and Patchouli is what I get on first spray quickly followed dusty roses and moss. I couldn't wear perfumes for a long time due to a skin reaction, but with this solid cologne I finally can again - this product is an answer to a personal prayer!

If you like MDCI Chypre Palatin and you find it very expensive then this is a good alternative, of course they are not exactly the same thing, but similar enough to consider in the same vein. According to the motto: There must be a fragrance from the 60s or 70s that doesn't remind me directly of my father's aftershave or grandfather's soap, which doesn't make me think of porn bars and breast hair.

It was the first prestigious men's fragrance widely available in supermarkets, and is now sold in 120 countries. Considering that Aramis 900 costs half as much compared to when it came out I can forgive that it is a skin scent after two hours and it performs a bit better than Aramis Devin, which has disappeared after two hours on my skin. But once I held it right up to my nose, it struck me, this is my favourite Soviet times cologne 'Myth' (MITS) from the '80s.