ARMAF CLUB DE NUIT SILLAGE 105ML EDP SPRAY 07/27 11/27

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Creed Aventus vs. Chez Pierre vs. Armaf Club de Nuit Intense Male vs. Montblanc Explorer (When My Decant Arrives) Club de Nuit Sillage by Armaf, released in 2020, is an eau de parfum with a unisex appeal, attracting a slightly higher male audience. This fragrance encapsulates the spirit of warm, sunny days, making it an ideal choice for summer and spring seasons.

What's there to say? Early spring, little mountain water stream, flowers and snow that's not yet completely melted. Cold breeze paired with the sun getting stronger day by day. Is Armaf that good? Well, I'd really be a hypocrite to say that Creed isn't better. However, the whiffs of Armaf are that good that you might just barely notice the difference, if at all. Worn 03.03.2021. and written a review on another platform then as Club de Nuit Sillage was not in Basenotes directory until today). Some PBS medications are restricted and require prior approval from Medicare before a doctor is able to prescribe them on the PBS. This prior approval to prescribe grants the doctor the Authority to prescribe the desired medicine and have it funded under the PBS.Of course, the fragrance is not quite as refined and delicate as the original, but I gladly forgive that for the price. ZUMAL the durability is better by SOMETHING. Certainly not a performance monster, but respectable for a freshener. Creed should be ashamed! Club de Nuit Sillage" will certainly not be my favorite fragrance. But even I find that you can not do much wrong with him. A solid fragrance for the general public.

A friend of mine gave me this perfume because He didn't liked it after wearing it, even thou on paper strip sampling he loved it. He just Gave it to me practically brand new to add it into my Collection ... Ok .... First of all when I smelled it in the opening, JUST LIKE EVERY Armaf's CLUB DE NUIT, is a really strong opening. It blasts A LOT of scents wildly simultaneously causing like a mental/nasal tornado of unidentified scents for like 10 minutes. DEPENDING on the person this can be a thrilling adventure or a Bummer.

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However, the more I wear the two, Silver Mountain Water has more depth and sophistication and smells more organic, even if in fact it may not be. Still it makes a great extender so 'the real thing' will last me longer. The one weird bizarre side note is I finally had a negative comment about my fragrance by a co-worker that said this smelled like a 'dog-kennel'. Now to be fair the only frag in his collection is CH Bad Boy (because he liked the bottle- yep) so ya know, grain of salt and all but I've never had that happen and I've worn SMW around without issue. Within an hour or two, you’re left with a pretty weak, but pleasant smell. It’s hard to describe, as everything from the opening is still there, but so much weaker that all of the magic of the scent is gone. After that opening then you notice the Creed Millesime Imperial inspo .... I have a Decant of 5mL of it and sadly for some and great for others, it DID cloned the CREED M.I. ... I'd say like 89%. BUT Performance and Projection on Milestone is WAAAAAAAAY BETTER (even thou I must respect CREED's excelent jewels of perfumery). Where I live, it's been excruciatingly hot and humid for about a week and I'm not kidding when I say this frag excels in the oppressive temps. The salt and fruit paradoxically become lighter and breezier as the temperature rises; there is a beachy vibe, but no beach actually smells like this you know? I do not have a concern with what could happen to Creed, its a brand, and brands rise and fall all the time. Fashion, especially fragrance is an extension of yourself, how it makes you feel, how you enjoy it, not about funding a brands marketing campaigns to justify, what to some, is 4 days of wages working full time, and for what, fragrant liquid in a fancy glass bottle?

Performance wise the Armaf CdNS has power and longevity. It tends to be as close to the Creed version as the other two Armaf's are to Aventus and MI. I bought this fragrance as one of my few blind buys as I have been a lover of Silver Mountain Water for a few years now, and I wanted to complete my Armaf Fantastic 4 (Intense Man EDP, Intense Woman, Milestone, Sillage) as you might expect, it didn't disappoint, not one bit. Beautiful. I want it to be my spring/summer fragrance 2022. Clean, masculine, alluring, and soft. There is nothing pungent or scratchy. Great and creamy. The performance is very good, and I got the 2021 batch. Unusual, not a typical freshie. Veeerryyy happy I got it 🙂 Fragrantica.comNow that the smell review is out of the way, and I wanted to cut it shorter than normal because I want to rant for a minute about Creed as a Brand and Armaf as a competitor. I feel like Armaf, at least with Club De Nuit, are no longer clones, but alternatives, to the Creed Juggernaut that has dominated the men's fragrance game for the longest time. Overall rating- 8.5 out of 10! I love this scent profile and Milestone in my opinion has mastered that being my favorite of that class. SO now but to the fragrance . Short description: Soapy White clean, Something metallic / aquatic and with light Floralem touch.

Sillage has a similar opening to the genuine, but with a harshness to it. As it evolves, you smell a bit more of a berry sweetness to it which is not as pronounced in the genuine. The tea like notes are there and the musk. There's a bit of a sourness from citrus too. It's very close to the original. Not as smooth and blended, and hits your nose harder, but close. (95% to genuine) It all started with my usual hunt (when Corona still allowed it) for new scents from my watch list. When I was through, however, I still had room for one scent on my arm. I took heart and reached for my first Xerjoff in a great blue bottle. Rather skeptical at first, I found the scent got better and better as time went on. When I was at home, I researched the price. Oh, no thanks.Prescriptions must be written on an Authority Prescription Form, and the approval number must be noted on the prescription. Pharmacists cannot dispense the item as a pharmaceutical benefit unless it has been approved by Medicare Australia (indicated by the presence of the approval number). Furthermore, this is a very close rendition of Creed SMW. The average person won’t be able to tell the difference. You could even claim you’re wearing SMW and nobody would question you. The only real difference is the presence of a tea note in SMW, which Sillage doesn’t have. If you like Millesime Imperial, or you like oceanic and fruity fragrances, this is a safe blind buy.