Armani Code Cashmere

8 reseñas

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• Sarahromycescerevisiae

  August 23, 2018

  

  Finally, this limited edition arrived at my perfumerie. As I’d never tried Armani Code before, I thought of Satin based on reviews, but when this flanker, Cashmere, arrived, I decided to try it even though it was discontinued. It’s lovely: not super original, but I’d never smelled anything like it. It feels very powdery, floral, and sweet. Notes of jasmine and orange blossom wrap around a dark, deep, and sweet base with almond and other mysteries. It’s seductive and elegant at the same time; upon application, you feel sexy. The trail is powerful and doesn’t go unnoticed, perfect for a club or important dinner. I don’t know if it surpasses Satin, but I’m curious. I bought it instantly and I’m very satisfied.

• Maggi VC

  February 1, 2019

  

  I fell in love with Armani Code Cashmere! It’s a delicious fragrance. If you could put textures into perfumes, this would be pure cashmere: incredible softness on the skin, pleasant quality, and an exquisite musk that lasts 24 hours on the skin and weeks on clothes. The trail is magnificent and the projection is very good! It doesn’t resemble Satin. I use it on fresh spring nights or all day in autumn/winter. It’s super versatile: good for day, an elegant outing, or a party. It’s a great option for those seeking rich fragrances with a strong trail; it combines both qualities and is unique. A vibrant jasmine with a warm, almond, creamy touch, like chocolate, and cosy cashmere. The dry down fascinates me: a touch of incense without being strong, with a perfect and enigmatic patchouli. It’s an oriental floral launched in 2017 by Benaim and Ropion (bravo!). It reminds me a bit of D&G Pour Femme Intense from 2013 for that orange blossom flower that gives it depth. Definitely stays in my collection. Out of 10, I give it an 11: it’s feminine, sophisticated, and magnificent.

• Maggi VC

  February 16, 2019

  

  I went crazy! It’s as if the texture of cashmere had turned into perfume: soft, exquisite, with a musk that lasts 24 hours on the skin and weeks on clothes. The trail is brutal and the projection is top! It has nothing to do with Satin. Ideal for fresh spring nights or all day in autumn/winter. It’s super versatile, rich, and has great presence. It’s a vibrant jasmine with an almond and creamy touch, like a box of chocolates, mixed with cosy cashmere. I love the dry down: a subtle incense and an enigmatic perfect patchouli. Created by Benaim and Ropion in 2017, it reminds me a bit of D&G Pour Femme Intense for that orange blossom note. It stays in my collection! I give it an 11 out of 10: it’s feminine, sophisticated, and magnificent.

• Lauracortez$

  April 20, 2019

  

  It smells nice, but it’s a bit heavy.

• MdmButterfly

  May 26, 2021

  

  I like powerful perfumes, but this one is extreme: super loud. In summer, the notes aren’t distinguished; in winter, they are, but it’s very intense. It doesn’t remind me of the original Armani Code, which I consider a distinct and elegant powerhouse, but rather Ralph Hot (Violet) by Ralph Lauren. If I hadn’t read the notes, I’d say it smells like super sweet black grape. Maybe if I were between 20 and 30 and going to the club, it could work. But for anything else, no.

• MdmButterfly

  June 18, 2021

  

  I like strong perfumes, but this one is extreme, super loud. In summer, the notes aren’t noticeable; in winter, they are, but it’s very intense. It doesn’t remind me of the Armani Code, which is distinct and elegant, but rather of Ralph Hot (Violet) by Ralph Lauren. If I hadn’t read the notes, I’d say it smells like super sweet black grape. If I were 20-30 years old and going to a club, it might work, but for anything else, no.

• GabyG_

  April 18, 2023

  

  Strong opening; on my skin, the incense and leather dominate. It’s nocturnal and sensual; when it dries down, the jasmine shines and the soul of the Code emerges. The patchouli adds class… Although it’s feminine, I feel it’s more unisex than the original. The trail is strong for the first 2 hours and lasts 8 hours on my skin. I have a decant, and although I liked it, it’s not worth paying for a discontinued flanker just to replace the sky and earth. I’ll stick with the original Code Donna.

• obder1

  April 2, 2024

  

  I bought it blindly based on the notes, but it smells nice and that’s all. I don’t detect the orange, jasmine, or almonds; each note smells distinct. I wouldn’t repurchase it; a button is enough to show what it’s worth.