Armani Code

Ladies, I highly suggest exploring colognes beyond perfumes 🎁. I've recently started wearing Armani Code Cologne and adore it 💕. On my skin, it smells significantly sweeter than on men 😊. My skin seems to pick up mainly the Tonka bean with a subtle wood undertone 🌲. It reminds me of Black Opium without that overpowering sweetness 👅. When my husband wears it, he's more prominent in the leather note 💺. This fragrance is mesmerizing on both men and women, garnering plenty of compliments 😊. I wholeheartedly recommend giving it a try! 🎉

Here is a rewritten version of the comment: This one has a special place in my heart, as I was charmed by its scent in 2009 for the first time. When I wear it, I adore how it smells on me, and others seem to enjoy it too - they're often surprised to learn it's a male fragrance 😝. In fact, during the pandemic, an accidental breakage left my room with its scent lingering for a week! I'm also a fan of Armani and Dior, as I love how their scents smell on me and on men. Acqua di Gio is another favorite, with both the female and male versions impressing me - although I find the male version less flattering on myself compared to the female. Code., however, has won me over with its strong, sexy, alluring, and daring appeal. This year, I purchased a 125ml bottle. Coming from a tropical country where I wasn't familiar with winter, spring, summer, or autumn scents, I can confidently say that this fragrance stands out in any season - whether in Belgium or under the Indonesian heat. As such, I wear it whenever I please. The sillage is impressive, especially when sprayed on my neck and hair, allowing me to still detect its presence even a day or two after application.

This perfume has a captivating presence, exuding a sexy, discreet, and masculine aura that left me wanting more. While I appreciate its sophisticated and refined qualities, which make it stand out from its feminine counterpart, I wish it projected more prominently. Despite this minor drawback, the longevity is decent and suitable for everyday wear throughout the day. 😊

I recently acquired a vintage batch from 2012 featuring the classic packaging. The scent is extremely potent. I initially thought it bore similarities to Amortera, but as I delved deeper, I discovered that the tobacco note in this Old bottle is uncannily reminiscent of Naxos by Xerjoff and Pure Havane by Mugler - a truly remarkable find.

This cologne presents itself as an equal opportunity fragrance, appealing to both men and women with its gourmand and seductive character. Its unique scent profile, reminiscent of a root beer float, adds to its allure, making it a suitable choice for intimate settings.