Armani AC ABSOLU GOLD 60ML VAPO

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I love that aspect, because orange blossom is one of my favorite floral notes. There’s not a lot of it, but just enough to catch my attention. The immediate opening of Absolu strikes me not like the original Code, rather, Code Profumo. This is awesome, because I loved Code Profumo. While there is a whole lot of similarities, the two fragrances, are somewhat distinct from one another. Discover the scent of seduction, Armani Code Absolu Gold. The magnetic, oriental-ambery scent with notes of iris, saffron and benzoin is a call to seize the moment. The iconic midnight blue turns into an absolute gold to unveil an alluring and elegant reference to the dreams in gold.

The Absolu went too much in the direction of Profumo. Roughly speaking, this one also goes in a similar direction, but with much more spices and iris it took a different path. What you read in the pyramid is what you get here and you can smell many notes very well: You get great fruits like tangerine and a rather tart apple. The heart note is already noticeable at the start: a carotene iris, which is present almost throughout the whole process. This reminds me so easily of La Nuit de L'Homme Intense, which has a similar iris note. Also a strong saffron note sets in very early. A great spice, which fits great to the sweetness. All in all much more spicy than the other flankers. Leather rounds off the spice well and provides style. Elegant blend that always works. Also the Tonka sweetness is to be smelled like most codes over the entire process. The base sounds softly woody. From beginning to end a harmonious creation, which definitely has power. Even if there are many sweet-spicy scents, roughly speaking: This has recognition value and remains in the memory. I recently requested and have now received a sample vial of the new for 2019 Giorgio Armani fragrances release, Code Absolu, and was really excited to try it out. Armani has come out with a lot of awesome scents in the past five years, including another Code flanker, Profumo.It’s got the performance, but with an underlying sophistication. Code Absolu will garner complements and is a sexy type of cologne.

If you want a bottle now, you’d better be prepared to pay up for it. The women’s version still seems to have more bottles available, but the supply of this has evaporated.

Grooming.

The bottle is really beautiful and chunky in gold. The same as the Absolu, but all in gold. This fragrance is also very good value for money. About 70 Euro for 110ml. Fair, if you consider this great performance. The sillage with Absolu is quite strong, but not overpowering. It can project itself a ways away from the wearers skin, but it feels lighter than Code Profumo, and less likely to take over a room. That being said, it can be strong at first, so over-spraying is definitely possible.

A magnetic oriental-ambery fragrance, structured around tonka bean, Armani Code's signature pillar, is revealed with the sparkling notes of mandarin and green apple, the leathery and spicy notes of the saffron and the modern touch of the woods of cedar and guaiac essence; as the benzoin resin unleashes the nobility of the fragrance.

Armani Code Absolu Gold is an oriental ambery interpretation of Code Absolu, starring precious ingredients. Created by Antoine Maisondieu, the perfumer who composed Armani Code Absolu, the fragrance opens with sparkling notes of mandarin and green apple accord that guide us towards the sophisticated oriental ambery heart. Unique saffron, leathery and spicy, enhances the carnal dimension of the perfume, leading to an emphatic, textured and ultimately rich olfactory experience. The Armani Code signature ingredient, tonka bean absolute, accompanied by the woods of cedar accord and gaiac essence, add a new modern touch as the benzoin resin unleashes the nobility of the fragrance. A scent of modern self-fulfillment, the olfactory casting of Armani Code Absolu Gold creates a beautiful balance between fresh notes and deeper, powerful ingredients, embodying masculine allure. Reinterpreted for Armani Code Absolu, the iconic sleek bottle shrouded in gold is now entirely coated in this precious hue. Embossed from the base to the cap with the Giorgio Armani monogram and the emblematic tuxedo cummerbund belt, the bottle is a symbol of an evermore timeless elegance worthy of the highest and most prestigious movie awards. Reinterpreted for ARMANI CODE ABSOLU, the iconic sleek bottle shrouded in gold is now entirely coated in this precious hue. From the base to the cap embossed with the Giorgio Armani monogram and the emblematic tuxedo cummerbund belt, the bottle is now seen as a symbol of an ever more timeless elegance. It smells fresh and darkly warm, with sweetness coming from mandarin and vanilla. It’s not as sweet as Profumo and I actually enjoy that fact, because that could be overwhelming at times, with that scent. Overall, do I like Armani Code Absolu? Yes, I really do. I compared it to a few sprays that I had left of Profumo, and I must say, I prefer this new release. They are very similar, so if you have one you won’t need the other, but I think that Absolu is smoother and more refined.