Arsenal

9 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• carloso

  January 24, 2014

  

  This was my first perfume and thanks to it I learned to be a lover of fragrances. I love you Arsenal Classic, you are the first and only one who fell in love with me.

• wilmito

  March 27, 2015

  

  Heehee, I found the budget version of Fleur du Male. At first it’s citrusy, lasting less than a minute, then the neroli comes out and I like it. It smells powdery, clean, and baby-like. After the neroli fades, violet leaves appear, then vetiver with a bit of incense, and finally incense with sweet woods. It’s an eau de parfum, rare for men, and I don’t know why it’s called Arsenal, alluding to a pomegranate, if it’s not even strong. It’s soft and tender, for young people just starting to discover scents. A daily option if you have unconventional or non-demanding tastes, smells like a little boy, mediocre quality, floral-aromatic.

• wilmito

  March 30, 2015

  

  Heehee, I found the budget version of Fleur du Male 🙂 It starts citrusy, lasting less than a minute, then the neroli appears and I like it! It smells powdery, clean, and baby-like heehee. Then the neroli fades and timid violet leaves emerge, followed by vetiver with a touch of incense, and finally incense with sweet woods. It’s an eau de parfum, rare for a men’s presentation, and I don’t know why it’s called Arsenal, alluding to a pomegranate, if it’s not even strong. Rather, it’s soft and tender, for young people just starting to discover scents… In conclusion, a daily option if you have unconventional or non-demanding tastes, a scent where the neroli is the protagonist, smells like a little boy, mediocre quality, floral-aromatic.

• wilmito

  April 28, 2015

  

  I tried it on my cousin’s wrist and she said it smelled like Mistolin jasmine, hahaha, but the dry-down reminded her of pink toilet paper 🙁 she went to take a bath because she was disgusted! hahaha, perhaps it’s because it’s synthetic?

• Stendhal

  April 5, 2022

  

  I bought it blind because I needed something without regrets and it was great value. I’ve been won over. It’s not a niche scent, but it stands out from the ABC you find in a perfumery in 2022, and the packaging is bomb (badun-tss). The phases are noticeable: it starts somewhat alcoholic and very citrusy, more lemony than tangerine, then shifts to a real neroli, nothing fussy, like crushing an unripe flower with your fingers, mixed with sweet lavender and anise. Then it moves to sweet woods with floral. I see it as masculine, unisex, youthful, and complex.

• Stendhal

  April 24, 2022

  

  Honestly, I bought it to play blind-buy, I needed something without regrets and it was great value. I was surprised. It doesn’t smell niche, but it stands out from the ABC of perfumeries in 2022, plus the packaging is a bomb. The phases are noticeable: an alcoholic and citrusy opening (more lemony than tangerine) that in minutes gives way to a real neroli, nothing fussy, like crushing an unripe flower, with sweet lavender and anise. Then it changes to sweet woods with floral. I see it as masculine, youthful, and complex, a bit unisex.

• Ethan Jaeger

  January 26, 2023

  

  It was a very good, delicious, attractive, and sexy fragrance; there wasn’t a woman who didn’t give me compliments. The only thing that’s 20% similar is D&G Pour Homme, and I’d stay with Arsenal a thousand times more. It’s a pity it’s no longer available, as there’s no equivalent. It’s hard to describe, but it stood out for its freshness; I perceived sweet woods, something mentholated, and citrusy at the same time. It had good performance, 7-8 hours on skin, days on clothes. DEP Arsenal Grey.

• Ethan Jaeger

  January 31, 2023

  

  It was a brutal, delicious, and super attractive fragrance; with it, every woman would look at me. It’s only 20% similar to D&G Pour Homme, but I’d choose Arsenal a thousand times over. What a pity it’s no longer available, as nothing replicates it. Hard to define, but it is fresh, with sweet wood, menthol, and citrus notes. Lasts 7 to 8 hours on skin and days on clothes. DEP Arsenal Grey.

• Tufo25

  October 24, 2025

  

  It’s a citrusy alcohol with floral and masculine notes, a vintage style that fits perfectly today. On my skin it performs well, but it doesn’t last long and leaves no trail. It suits all seasons, though I personally don’t like it in the heat. It’s a Gilles Cantuel model that’s hard to find, but it’s worth it.