Sauvage was the first fragrance I bought (only about 2 years ago) and is still my signature, and I'm pretty happy with the fragrance Armaf has created. Initially this is really synthetic and sharp but after some weeks it really gets more rounded and refined and you can clearly see why is it such a popular clone of Sauvage edt. With each spray, experience the luxurious and enchanting scent that evokes a sense of confidence and allure. the sillage and longevity is bad, maybe I get nose blind to it but for sure it's not coming even close to Sauvage .

The first day I wore the Lidl clone, someone sitting near me started freaking out: "It smells like vinegar in here? Woody and floral with fresh citrus accords, Armaf Ventana is a bold, masculine cologne formulated for men. In terms of performance, on my skin, Ventana projects well for the first 2-3 hours (based on a compliment I got from a cashier at Starbucks about 2. It evokes the same joy as Suavage for me, and while it really does lack the metallic note, I don’t miss it. This isn't like CDNIM where they are trying to clone an "expensive" Creed formula, as Sauvage never really had much in the way of expensive natural ingredients anyway.If you prefer Dylan Blue or Prada Carbon, they are both very different scents and I can respect that. if you take a whif you cant smell difference if you actually try you can spot difference a little bit. In my skin, it lasts around 8 hours, the first hour projecting good, then it starts to get more personal. com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission. Also i think that Ventana has very similar performance to current baches of both Sauvage EDT and EDP, not worse.

Although Ventana Pour Homme does share some similarities with Dior Sauvage--and is also in that same bright-citrus and ambroxan scent genre, it's quite a bit different for me to classify this one as being a clone.I'm personally getting nuclear performance just like with CDNIM, and I'm frankly curious how Armaf is able to get away with this? As usually horrific armaf bottle which feels cheap and nasty but again if you want quality then pay for it. We don’t spend much time with the top notes of the juice upon application and, by my standards, bravo to the master who crafted it.