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Ani X
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Descripción
Ani X by Nishane is a fragrance from the olfactive family for men and women. Ani X was launched in 2023. The nose behind this composition is Cécile Zarokian. The top notes are lemon, bergamot, ginger, melon, cardamom, aquatic notes, and pink pepper; the heart notes are green apple, blackcurrant, lavender, patchouli, sage, and rose; the base notes are vanilla, sandalwood, cashmere wood, cedar, ambergris, and white musk.
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Salida
Lime
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Corazón
green apple
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Base
vanilla
Comunidad
1,625 votos
- Positivo 81%
- Neutral 12%
- Negativo 7.3%
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A fun remix with more interplay between the phases, though for me it’s not quite as rich as the original. It starts with a citrus burst that knocked my socks off for a while. Then that juicy bergamot fades, giving way to notes reminiscent of Ingenius Ginger—a sweet candied ginger—before the Ani DNA takes over with force. In the end, the Ani scent dominates, with a slightly aquatic melon touch. I think many will love it; I prefer the original, but if Ani is your signature, this version offers distinct nuances so you don’t get bored of the same aroma. MiaoX
A fun remix with more movement through the phases, though to be honest, it’s not as rich as the standard version for my taste. At first, it smells more citrusy and knocks my socks off for a few seconds. Shortly after, that (I think) juicy bergamot fades, picking up notes similar to Ingenius Ginger—a sweet candied ginger—until it makes space for the Ani DNA, which arrives with force. Finally, the Ani scent predominates throughout, accompanied by a slightly aquatic melon note. In short, I believe many will enjoy it; personally, I prefer the original, but if Ani is your signature fragrance, this allows you to savour different nuances so you don’t get bored of the same aroma. MiaoX
I agree with Vitodito: the melon aquatic note of the Ani X gives a great innovative point. Along with a beautiful vanilla, a new lavender, and a better combination of woody notes, it produces a unisex version that far surpasses the monotonous vanilla of the Ani. If I had to choose one without having both (January 2024), I’d choose the X for its evolution and skin performance. The X’s performance hasn’t dropped in the new formulations, which can’t be said for the Ani. I always recommend testing niche perfumes on the skin, especially from houses like Nishane that work a lot with spices. An oriental perfume may not understand the use of spices in the same sense or intensity as a western perfume.
I own both Ani and Ani X, and I feel one has what the other lacks. They remain excellent perfumes with superior ingredient quality, as with most Nishane fragrances. What does this X version offer? A fresher opening, with melon present from the start until almost the end (and very well executed, as the melon note can sometimes feel too artificial in other perfumes), a very balanced blend of citrus and ginger, and subtle fresh notes of lavender and sage. In the dry down, it feels identical to Ani, with vanilla at full throttle, but with that extra melon touch from the beginning. I feel its projection and potency are softer, which is good if you want to wear it in hot climates without overwhelming anyone. For the same reason, it’s brilliant for work if you want to be subtle yet elegant.
No doubts whatsoever with Vitodito: the aquatic melon note from Ani X is a fresh nod that breaks the routine. Paired with a lovely vanilla, renewed lavender, and an improved wood combo, it results in a unisex version that leaves behind Ani’s vanilla monotony. If I had to choose between the two (January 2024), without hesitation, I’d go for Ani X; it evolves brilliantly and, above all, performs like a champion on skin, something Ani no longer does in its new formulas. I always say: test niche perfumes on the skin, especially from houses like Nishane that play hard with spices; an oriental perfume doesn’t always understand spice usage the same way a Western one does.
I have both and I think each has what the other lacks. They’re excellent, with superior quality ingredients like most Nishane perfumes. What does the X have? A fresher opening with melon present from the start until nearly the end (very well done, though sometimes it feels artificial). A balanced mix of citrus and ginger, with very subtle fresh lavender and sage. In the dry-down it’s the same as the Ani, vanilla to the max, but with that plus of melon. The projection is softer, ideal for hot climates so as not to overwhelm anyone. Brilliant for work if you want to be subtle but elegant.
I like it, but I feel I’m missing something to like it more. Good mix. It’s a tasty citrus, creamy, with fresh ginger and a sweet touch I don’t associate with melon. I detect spices and something floral from the start. The quality and balanced composition are evident. As it dries, a subtle sandalwood and a tonal vanilla appear, and yes, the ambergris feels good. It’s like a western scent made oriental. I like it, but not enough to buy it. I’m not as attracted to the idea of smelling like an experimental lemon tart. It suits all year round and almost every occasion. The price doesn’t appeal to me, but it performs hugely. It seduces me, but there’s something that leaves me indifferent.
I didn’t think I needed an Ani version; I thought the original was unbeatable. But against all odds, the X achieves the same with a fresh presence and a watery touch. The melon and apple notes add brightness and make it even superior. I take my hat off to Nishane; they’ve created a masterpiece. Although some prefer the original, try both. Personally, I stick with the X, but both are absolute wonders.
I liked Ani, but Ani X made me fall in love. It opens very citrusy with lemon, ginger, and that melon that lingers forever, mixed with lots of cardamom and water. The opening is delicious, but the real magic is in the dry down: one of the best vanillas I’ve tried. Although the vanilla is there from the start, it’s in the dry down that it becomes warm, spiced, and creamy without being cloying, thanks to those fresh and aquatic touches earlier. After a few hours, a soft vanilla clings to the skin, lasting until the shower and still giving off bursts. Longevity: the first two hours project massively, then it drops a bit but remains perfectly noticeable, leaving a rich trail. After those two hours, it stays noticeable until the seventh or eighth hour before fading to skin scent. Similar? It smells quite like Ingenious Ginger to me, but the G&B version is fresher, with more ginger and a softer, less rich vanilla. If you like this DNA, use Ingenious Ginger in spring/summer and Ani X all year round (except extremely hot mornings), perfect for cool nights. That’s what I love about Ani X: usable in any season without being heavy. Scent: 10/10. Longevity: +8h. Projection: 8/10. Versatility: 8.5/10.
I liked Ani, but I loved the X. It opens super citrusy with lemon, ginger, and that melon note that lingers forever, plus plenty of cardamom and a watery touch. It’s a very tasty opening, but the magic is in the dry-down: one of the best vanillas I’ve tried. It starts warm, spiced, and creamy without being cloying thanks to the fresh touches. After a few hours, it stays soft close to the skin until you shower. Longevity: brutal projection for the first two hours, then it fades a bit but remains noticeable, leaving a rich trail. It stays notable until the seventh or eighth hour before settling close to the skin. I detect a similarity to Ingenious Ginger, but this is fresher, with more ginger and softer vanilla. If you like that DNA, use Ingenious Ginger in spring/summer and the Ani X all year round (except hot mornings), perfect for cool nights. Wearable in any season without becoming heavy. Scent: 10/10. Longevity: +8h. Projection: 8/10. Versatility: 8.5/10.
Brutal quality perfume. You can tell in every detail. The scent evolves from the start with a spectacular lemon note into a more tempered and different smell after a couple of hours. It’s a particular vanilla. Long-lasting and excellent fragrance, something pricey but…
Exceptional quality, noticeable in everything. The aroma evolves from a spectacular lemon opening to a more tempered scent after a couple of hours. It’s a particular vanilla, long-lasting and excellent. Worth it, even if it’s a bit pricey.
What a wonderful scent, absolutely marvellous and intoxicating. The longevity, projection, and evolution… I don’t know what to say. I just know that in the first two hours, there’s nothing richer than this, although I’m not sure if it’s for me.
Based on the notes, I thought I’d love it, but it was a resounding no. It smells like grandma’s perfume, dense and heavy. The citrus notes don’t come out on my skin; I only detect cardamom, pepper, ginger, and rose. I wanted to like it! It’s for night, winter, or autumn, a deadly unisex. The trail and projection are a million, but it overwhelms me and I don’t like it.
Based on the notes and comments, I thought I’d love it, but it’s a resounding no for me. It could be my grandmother’s perfume. I find it dense and heavy. Its citrus notes don’t appear on my skin; what I smell is cardamom, pepper, ginger, and rose. I wanted to like it! But I don’t 🙁 It’s for evening wear and winter or autumn. Extremely unisex. How about the trail and projection? A million. But unfortunately, I don’t like it and find it overwhelming.
I bought it blind and nailed it. What a wonder, Ani. Although I saw that the X could be fresher and found it spectacular. Thanks to this, I’m enjoying vanilla again.
Since I tried it as a decant, I’m hooked. It’s incredibly versatile, perfect for any day. It feels lighter than the original, ideal for hot weather. For me, this X version is a triumph over the Ani.