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Club de Nuit Intense Man
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Armaf Club de Nuit Intense Man is a woody-spicy fragrance for men. Launched in 2015, this composition features lemon, sour lime, bergamot, blackcurrant and apple in the top notes. The heart is defined by birch, jasmine and rose, while the base reveals musk, ambergris, patchouli and vanilla.
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Incredible perfume, it was the only one in my collection or of the few I bought blind that I do not regret. I feel the fragrance’s aura for an hour after putting it on, afterwards I get used to it but others smell it a lot and I receive compliments that it smells good. It is an Aventus but slightly sweeter, for the price it is a bargain. Those lemon opening notes that later stabilise with the more formal part of the musk and all the other fruity notes, at the right level to maintain the spirit of the lemon base.
A truly dreadful opening. I do not know where that synthetic lemon cleaner smell is, because it would be a million times better than the old, metallic grass I sensed. After 40 minutes it has a 90% dry-down similar to the CDN Precieux, but without that fruity twist, intense and that gives more personality to the new version. I think for the future it is really not worth it with the CDN Precieux on the market and with better longevity.
I will just say this: I cannot stop reading that it has been reformulated and no longer smells the same. I bought my first bottle with a 2024 batch and I can guarantee 100% that, after spending a fortune on designer perfumes, this is the only one that has caught attention. People keep telling me I smell good, both acquaintances and strangers. This Saturday I wore it at 11 pm to go out for a drink, and at 12:30 am, after an hour and a half, the waitress kept telling me how good it smelled and that it left trails on the bar. I repeat: 2024 batch for those who say it lacks potency. Believe me, people notice it and it is a rich scent. I give it a 10.
A good perfume with good performance. It is a pity everyone has it and it is already worn out. It is clearly similar to Creed Aventus, its imitation. If it were not so massive, it would be much better. 6/10 for lack of originality, but the scent is excellent.
Very good perfume.
I’ve never heard of Creed Aventus, so my opinion is based solely on the CDNIM EDT. It opens with a very strong citrus note; I understand the association with cleaners (it reminds me of bicarbonate and lemon to me); you might hate it or like it. If you wait a bit, a sweet and solid smoky pineapple scent will begin to emanate from your skin as it dries. Soon the pineapple will avoindill a little, enough to give it sweetness. The difference between the opening and dry-down is overnight. It has lasted up to 12 hours on my skin, projecting strongly for the first 2/3 hours. It’s sweet, seductive, masculine, and delicious. Recommended if you’re a lover of this DNA. I use it in afternoons and evenings, preferring the latter. Greetings.
Reviewing the 200ml EDP: after ten months, the lemon opening is less aggressive than the old EDT and of much better quality. Natural terpene nuances are noticeable, like essential oil, a detail that separates Creed’s quality (and its price/hype) from the clones. As it dries, it smells like lemony incense and a bit of pine. I do not detect flowers. Birch tar predominates as a transitional note, present until almost the end. The base has a metallic, marine Ambroxan with white musk and green oakmoss, very natural and heavy. It reminded me a lot of Quorum, but without pine and with Ambroxan. Longevity and versatility: suitable for everything except summer. It lasts 6-8 hours when new and up to 10 hours aged. Conclusion: owning this makes one wonder why so much was spent on Aventus, which is unjustified. Just as Green Irish Tweed and Cool Water are indistinguishable when dried, a beast-mode batch of Aventus is equal to Club de Nuit. Minimal nuances separate them, even the Aventus opening feels more natural. Better 200ml of this than 10 or 15ml of Aventus.
I’m new to commenting and I have a portfolio of perfumes from houses like JPG, BVLGARI, Armani, among others. This was one of my first Arabic scents, not blind because they let me smell it and I fell in love at first sniff. The CDNIM EDT is for those who want to stand out while young (20-27 years old). I haven’t heard of the original Aventus, but they say it has similarities and it’s a fantastic perfume. I sympathise with other reviewers: the citrus opening can be synthetic or overwhelming if you have a sensitive nose or allergies, but the dry-down is a marvel. On my skin it lasts 6-8 hours if you hydrate, and on clothes it’s incredible; sometimes I do a double wash because it lasts so long I doubt I should clean my shirts. It’s suitable for any occasion; you’ll receive compliments, but don’t use it in extreme heat because it can be heavy and cause headaches. If you use it in extreme heat, two sprays on the neck and one on the shirt suffice. Opening: 7.5/10, dry-down: 8.5/10, projection and longevity: 9/10, price: 8/10 (30-40€ in Europe, 50-70$ in Ecuador). If you’re new and buy it due to hype, influencers, or reviews, smell it first on a tester and then on your skin to reach your verdict.
At first, I didn’t like it due to the synthetic sour lemon opening, but after 15 or 20 minutes in the dry-down it becomes a delight with a smoky pineapple aroma. It was a blind buy and my first Arabic perfume; it lives up to its nickname ‘The Black Beast’. It lasts on my clothes for more than three days with brutal projection and I’ve received many compliments. It ended up fascinating me and I’ve gotten used to the synthetic opening.
One of my favourites. It smells a bit synthetic but it is brilliant, lasts a long time for a citrus, and has a spicy touch, like pepper. The first week it made me gag, but with time I got used to it and now it is essential in my collection. I am already on the third bottle. I recommend it to those who do not want to re-apply, because it lasts all day. It is ideal for hot days, but be careful: you need to be well dressed, it does not work with any outfit.
A great disappointment if you compare it to Aventus; if you expect a similar opening, you’re mistaken. Personally, it’s not: it’s chemical, bitter, and has little evolution. If you haven’t tried Aventus for price or other reasons, you might like it. I’ve kept using it since I bought it and I retract my initial thought: it becomes pleasant over the hours. The downside is that in stores almost everyone gets stuck with the pure chemical opening, which is fleeting.
I bought it due to social media hype and received a great disappointment. It doesn’t seem made for the youth; it smells like cheap lemon with a very synthetic leather. In short: don’t let yourself be swept away and always research well before.
Do not be fooled by the opening. It is a good alternative to Creed Aventus: very fresh, long-lasting, with an excellent trail.
Greetings to the community and a question: am I or is it the batch? Today I bought CDNI EDT and the surprise isn’t the scent, as I already know from having tried Creed Aventus and Loewe Esencia EDP, which resemble it greatly. The issue is that I barely notice it, which disappoints me, because we all know what the performance is. The batch is 02/23 and I mention it in case it happens to someone else. Thanks and greetings.
Doing things right sometimes brings hate, and that happens to this scent. It smells like the Montblanc Explorer but more animalic and woody. The main difference is that it lasts forever. It is a masculine and elegant stench that you will almost certainly like; there is no need to overdo it, five or eight sprays are more than enough.
It is a best-seller, the one that opened the door to Arab clones. Although it is a bit saturated, it remains a top choice. It is the fragrance I am asked about most. Its price, quality, and versatility are unbeatable, even if the opening smells unpleasant; after ten minutes, it is a different world.
Club de Nuit Intense is my last purchase and I had no high expectations, but it left me satisfied. Among the ones I’ve tried, it’s strong and has good projection. The top notes attempt to mimic Creed Aventus but don’t quite achieve it. What stands out is the dry-down, which feels richer. It’s neither good nor bad; you need to try it in a decant because the hype promises much more than it delivers for everyone. Final note: 7/10, it’s not easy to like but it has its essence and for the price, it’s decent.
A fragrance with a lot of hype that disappointed many. It opens very strongly with a sour lemon peel aroma (not pleasant), but in the dry-down I was surprised as it improves drastically; the longer it passes, the better. I use it at night in mild weather for a relaxed plan or work. Not for frequent use.
Not particularly interesting, that’s the summary. Thanks to its association with cleaning products, it’s hard to make a citrus scent that doesn’t smell cheap. Club de Nuit Intense Man is fine, quite fine actually. It’s a common scent, and that’s its weak point. It smells like what someone with only one perfume would wear. It’s not bad, but it’s boring. If you’re looking for that, a Natura is a safer bet.
This bears no resemblance to Creed Aventus; it’s a terrible perfume. It opens with a rotten pineapple note, then shifts to an earthy air, before ending up smelling like Glade lemon and roses—a complete mess; even Secretions Magnifique is better.
It tries to be a dupe of Creed Aventus but the opening is unpleasant: it smells like damp basement mould.
For the price, it’s king if you want people to notice you and stand out. However, beware: it lasts far too long and lingers on clothes forever. It’s like Aventus, but it takes getting used to; the opening is overwhelming and then it settles. I have a love-hate relationship with it because it smells beastly, yet I end up using it once and then craving it again.
Although I bought it blind and despite the reviews I needed to try it. On me which is uncommon it projects and lasts a treat. I’ve never received so many compliments on an Arabic fragrance; I never wore niche before but now I do surpassing my many designer scents.
Citrusy, almost like lemon disinfectant. That’s the first impression upon application. Once it dries, it’s incredible—extremely pleasant, with a hint of smoked pineapple that makes you smell like tacos al pastor. It’s delicious, lasts a long time, and projects excessively.
Finally I met the black sheep and frankly I didn’t like it. The opening is sharp and bitter then dries down to something woody and mossy; it reminded me of Hawas Black but worse. It’s mature so I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re under 30. I haven’t smelled Aventus but compared to Explorer Supremacy Intense or the Jo Milano dupe it falls short on quality and composition. Frankly save your CDN dollars and go for Explorer instead.
This is a very strong perfume, not suitable for all occasions; in the heat, the trail becomes overpowering and unpleasant.
I’m tired of reviews treating this as if it were the best. Spray it on and the ultra-synthetic, ugly lemon note puts you in a bad mood; it literally smells like floor cleaner or cheap chemicals. If it improves after half an hour, it’s not worth it; the Al Haramain Aventus clone is 1000 times better. I bought it recently, the last batch, and the performance is lamentable: it doesn’t last more than six hours, with barely an hour of projection.
Brutal citrus opening didn’t hook me at all although I tested it quite a bit. Fortunately I only bought a 5ml tester.
The opening is very similar to Aventus, but later the rose asserts itself to give it its own identity. I wear it from spring through summer, mostly in the evenings.
Horrible opening, acceptable dry down, reminds me of QAED on FURSAN.
I heard a lot about the synthetic and grating opening of CDNIM, and the truth is, it doesn’t bother me in the least. I haven’t tried Aventus, but the fragrance by itself is very good, smelling of smoked pineapple, extremely masculine; it also reminds me of the scent of old banknotes (paper) and a bit of cured ham, for some reason. What personally bothers me (and which many surely love) is that it is ETERNAL. It lasts and lasts and lasts, and even more so on clothes. The projection is also very strong but not invasive, at least outdoors. But such longevity…it’s not for me. In the same way, it is too masculine for my taste (I prefer vintage if we are talking about smelling like a ‘man’). I wouldn’t use it, but it is a great fragrance for a very comfortable price. And comments unrelated to the fragrance are nonsense; remember always, in the end, these are just little bottles of water and oil with a smell. Nothing more.
Many take offence but this is not Aventus; it fulfils the same role: ideal for the modern mature and versatile man.
Quite citrusy and sharp opening, it’s true that at first it’s horrible and improves as it dries, but still I don’t think it’s very good. The scent doesn’t disgust me anymore, but I think it’s because I’ve forced myself to smell it so many times. There are better Creed dupes. Although, well, for its price it’s decent.
CDNI EDP 200ML: for years I thought it was a ‘cheap’ perfume, that typical entry-level one that beginners buy in fragrances. I stigmatised it greatly for that, plus I tested it on blotter paper in a perfumery and it seemed horrible, so I put it aside. But something curious happened: one day I brought a expensive designer perfume to work, the one you use to show off a bit. A colleague passed by and left a tremendous trail. I wondered, ‘what could it be?’ Surely it’s something designer. When I asked, he told me it was CDNI, EDT version. I was left speechless; I’d never heard it from afar and it felt rich, masculine and of good quality. Some time later I wanted to try something with Creed Aventus DNA. I tried houses like Al Haramain, Afnan or Zara, but in the end I stuck with the classic from Armaf: Club de Nuit Intense Man in EDP version, which has a friendlier opening. Now, speaking of the scent: it reminds me very much of lemon leaves. I have a lemon tree and an orange tree at home; when it rains and I touch the wet leaves, the smell is very similar: citrus, sharp, bitter and green. Then the smoky notes appear and that mix of citrus with smoke is very masculine, the kind worn with a leather jacket or dressed in black; it blew my mind. After 1 or 2 hours, the scent calms down, becomes rounder, elegant and brighter, less heavy, as if it were of higher quality. The performance is very good, good fixation on skin and projection. Perhaps the EDT projects more, but this EDP wins on scent, feeling more polished. Example: I sprayed at 16:00, at 21:00 I went to shower and scrubbed several times, but the scent didn’t go. It was almost 1 or 2 in the morning and it still smelled and projected. A madness. It’s very versatile, suitable for all seasons. Perhaps it feels heavy in summer, but it works. It shines in spring and autumn, and serves both day and night. Without a doubt it’s a great fragrance that I prejudged greatly for being trendy or considering it ‘overdone’. Beyond that, it’s excellent.
RESEARCH WELL BEFORE BUYING, and if possible, buy a decant. I bought this fragrance blindly and on impulse. I see very divided opinions online; some consider it a masterpiece, others think it’s too hyped. I just want to remind you that my opinion comes from the nose of a beginner, an ordinary person. I’ve been using it for a few months and so far I can say it’s a very good fragrance, but it is definitely not for everyone, and certainly not for someone like me who is just starting to explore this world. The opening is excessively potent; honestly, the fruity aroma lasts only a few seconds, and the smell that remains for the next 30 minutes is piercing and intense (it definitely lives up to its name). The first time I tried it, it impacted me, and all my friends and girlfriends said I spent money foolishly (I tested it on my birthday). After several days of using it more carefully, I realised it is very good once it has dried, with SUPER good fixation, lasting up to 7 hours on skin and even two weeks on clothes (unfortunately, my wardrobe was flooded with the scent due to my jackets, so if I use it, I must definitely wash my clothes). The remaining aroma is fruity, like pineapple, with a slight citrus acidity, smoke and leather. I still can’t decide exactly when to use it; I consider it too strong for the heat (despite the opinions) and although it stands out in winter, the fruity scent is unusual in winter. I would say a temperate climate, perhaps spring, is when it shines the most. I recommend being VERY careful with sprays, as in enclosed spaces it can become annoying. I consider 1 to 2 sprays optimal, only 3 to 5 when you know you will be outdoors or in quite a lot of movement. I will update this as I continue to use it.
It is a super versatile fragrance, suitable for daily wear, the gym, dates, special occasions, outings, etc. It goes well with everything. At first, it might smell a bit odd, but give it a few minutes and it evolves brilliantly. If I had tried it freshly sprayed, I wouldn’t have liked it as much. In my case, I rate it as follows: Scent: 10,000 (once dried), Longevity: 10, it lasts all day, Projection: 10, its projection and longevity are unbelievable, Price: 9.5, Quality: 9. An ordinary person wouldn’t notice it, so there’s no problem. If you are looking for your first fragrance or an all-rounder, I certainly recommend it. I also recommend it more for people over 18.
Good day, gentlemen. There is no middle ground here: you either love it or hate it. The opening is masculine and challenging, featuring acidic and sweet notes with a sour, earthy touch that can be intense at first. After 5–10 minutes, it evolves into a true masculine delicacy. However, the first impression counts, so you can judge it by the opening or wait for it to develop. The opening is citrusy, fruity, acidic, intense and challenging. Then floral notes emerge with a very masculine smoky touch thanks to the birch. As it dries down, it becomes cleaner and slightly sweet due to the vanilla and musk, while I perceive the patchouli from the start all the way through. Although it shares DNA with Explorer (I haven’t tried Aventus yet), this one has more punch and personality. Explorer is more versatile, even for the gym; with this Club de Nuit, you have to choose the occasion carefully. On me: LONGEVITY 8H (tends to last longer close to the skin). Projection: 1h; Personal bubble: 2h; Skin sillage: 5h; Trail: 2m (1h). Recommendation: Signature fragrance, office, dates, meetings. Not recommended: sports, clubs, formal events. Recommended age: 30 years and up. 8/10. Masculine, rough and attractive.
Worthy of an alpha: the opening is brutal, smoky pineapple and citrus as if you’d put it on the barbecue. Explosive and designed to grab attention. It evolves into something woody, intense and dominant, before green and herbal notes emerge, giving it a dry, classic touch. The base maintains that smoky profile with a slightly vintage air. It’s not for the young or current fashion trends, but it’s very versatile: works in the office or the club, always with character. It conveys presence and classic elegance. It doesn’t seek everyone, but rather marks territory. Rating: 7/10. It’s not bad, it has impact, but its extreme potency and vintage touch aren’t for everyone.
To be honest, I was gifted it and it wasn’t what I expected. The first time I smelled it, I didn’t like it at all; I thought, ‘this smells like mint’. But now that I’ve listened to it calmly, here’s my opinion. The opening didn’t convince me much; it feels very minty and fresh, although the perfume doesn’t contain mint. The dry-down improves immensely, becoming more masculine and good. It’s a very masculine scent. It doesn’t last long for me: 3-4 hours on skin and 5 on clothes. It has good projection, about 2-3 metres. I recommend it, but only to people aged 23 and above. Scent: 7/10, projection: 8/10, longevity: 7/10. Total: 7.5/10.
I’m on the team that loves it and loves it a lot. Although many expert critics say it’s very trendy, I think it’s because of the low price. For me, the quality of the scent is worth it, although I don’t know much about designer, Arabic or niche perfume ingredients; I understand that niche ones are better, but in terms of cost-benefit, this makes sense. I recommend it to people aged 30 and above.