On my skin, Absolute lasts up to 11 or 12 hours. Not the heaviest or most beast mode projection out there, but I wasn’t disappointed.
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Then, it’ll become a 4-5 foot scent bubble, and finally a skin scent. The projection is really good, able to reach pretty far across a room. You get a few hours of a scent trail and solid projection off of the skin. Though, it’s about the same as some of the others in the series. However, the lavender seems to start creeping up more on my skin, for the final run. Yes, later in the dry down, it’s still the strongest. I think that when the chestnut really has the lead, as the strongest note, that’s when this one is at it’s best. Not as boozy at this stage, at least its been drained of any spice. The warmth of the blend, the woody influences from cedar (bit smoky), with the vanilla and lavender playing support. Once we’re past all of that, the chestnut will ramp up. Much different than something like Man in Black or the intensity of the cinnamon in Spicebomb Infrared. Yes, there is some warm spiciness and booziness, but this is a lot smoother composition than a heavily spiced boozy rum note. The Armani website mentioned cinnamon in addition to the rum accord. Elemi or the ‘glaze’ of the chestnut note is something that really sticks out after that top blast.
Armani talked something about pink pepper being here, I think that may be a part of this initial mix, since that is in Stronger Intense as a note.īut, this one also strikes me as being quite resinous from the get go.
The opening spray gives me a blast of the very short-lived bergamot and some of the other fruity sweetish notes, that seem to be associated with the lavender accord. Warm vanilla, harvested in Madagascar while supporting local communities, and smoky cedar wood, carefully extracted in Virginia, USA, round up this powerful scent. This powerful and sensual fragrance is boosted by an addictive new rum accord, while lavender, sustainably sourced in France, is irresistibly enhanced with liquorous and fruity facets. Here’s how Armani describes it: Stronger With You Absolutely parfum is an addictive fragrance for men, inspired by the power of absolute love. Notes include: glazed chestnut, rum, lavender, cedar, vanilla, elemi If you love an intense, oud-y scent - I'd definitely recommend this fragrance.What does Stronger With You Absolutely Smell Like? Review by Georgia Scott, Beauty and Fashion commerce writer: 'Much like the rest of us, I wanted to try out the viral dupe of the Baccarat Rouge fragrance from Maison Francis Kurkdijan - Red Temptation from Zara has been spotted all over TikTok for giving the £235 fragrance some tough competition. However, you can grab Zara's £22.99 Red Temptation or the Maison Francis Baccarat Rouge for £235. There are a few Baccarat Rouge dupes on the high street to choose from. With corresponding top notes of sensual jasmine and rich saffron, and middle notes of amber and moss, these two scents are practically indistinguishable. If you want to smell expensive on a budget, look no further than Zara's Red Temptation, which is a near-perfect dupe for the Maison Francis Baccarat Rouge. We've put together an edit of the best Zara perfumes alongside their designer counterparts. Plus, if you're saving on perfume, you might finally be able to splash the cash on those cowboy boots you've been eyeing up for far too long. Whether your favourite designer scent is the internet-breaking Gypsy Water by Byredo, or Lancome's fun and fresh La Vie Est Belle, you're bound to find the perfect £19.99 version (or less) in Zara's perfume section. From light and floral, to dark and musky, Zara's catalogue of scents is wide enough to cater to the desires of every fragrance-phile, and then some. Surprisingly, similar to the Marks and Spencer perfume dupes that we've seen steal the show from designer equivalents. It goes without saying that Zara is our high-street go-to for all things clothing, but it's also a fragrance gold mine. That was, however, before Zara perfume dupes entered the scene. Whatever it was, the stark realisation of needing to dish out a minimum of £100 to replace our holy grail scent is not a vibe. Maybe it was last year's Christmas gift from the parents, or maybe it was a self-indulgent splurge. We all know that feeling of dread when we reach the end of our favourite high-end perfume.
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