Edition One by Armaf
Women
Description
Armaf Edition One is a fruity floral fragrance for women. The top notes are jasmine, neroli, bitter orange and raspberry; the heart notes are jasmine, gardenia, neroli and rose; the base notes are honey, amber and patchouli.
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
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About Edition One
Armaf Edition One is a fruity floral fragrance for women. The top notes are jasmine, neroli, bitter orange and raspberry; the heart notes are jasmine, gardenia, neroli and rose; the base notes are honey, amber and patchouli.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
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Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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Smells delicious, lasts incredibly long, and I wear it for evenings and nights because it’s super elegant. At first, it smells a bit like Lady Million, but once it dries down, it becomes something totally different.
What an elegant perfume! At first, I notice the orange, neroli, and jasmine. Although the label says bitter orange, I don’t detect any bitterness. It’s definitely honeyed but not cloying; it has a sweeter, ‘old-school’ feel, without that sugary, caramelised touch common nowadays. They say it contains patchouli, but what predominates at the end is amber. Although perfumes don’t have an age, I think to wear it you need character and maturity. I see it for formal afternoon or evening occasions with a gown. The trail is moderate, lasting about 4 to 6 hours on skin and until washed on clothes. Be careful with the bottle: I have three Armaf bottles without issues, but on this one, all the decorations have come loose; I had to glue the gold nameplate back on because it already happened to me that it detaches and when the bottle falls, you’re left holding just the plate. Nevertheless, it’s a quality scent, formal, smelling of purchasing power and financial freedom, and it has nothing to envy from luxury brands for the £30 I paid on Amazon. I would buy it again. Apologies for the accents, the keyboard is in English.
Beautiful perfume, a seductive and feminine fragrance. The floral aspect is quite noticeable, accompanied by that honey that envelops the perfume in all its splendour. It has good projection and performance; it’s one of those that announces your arrival. It’s a mature scent; I don’t see it for a young girl; it’s stately and distinguished. I’ve loved it and always buy it again. Great value for money, another gem from Armaf.
Armaf always surprises me with its price-to-quality ratio. Edition One is an ambered white floral, not fruity, whose standout flower is a creamy yet fresh neroli. Its resemblance to Lady Million is about 80% at first, but I think they diverge more once it dries down. I’d say this has a sweetness that tends towards the vintage (hence the comparison with Poeme). I’d dare to say it’s more serious and elegant than Lady Million, which feels more youthful and sparkly. It lasts and projects as much as the designer version, so it’s definitely a win-win.
Smells delicious, opens with fragrant neroli and immediately you note the realistic sweetness of the honey, soaking the white flowers. Although it contains rose, it’s not perceptible; for me, it’s a white floral perfume where you mainly feel the fleshy, creamy, honeyed gardenia. It evolves into amber with a significant dose of patchouli when dried, very fine and elegant. Regarding similarities: being in the style of Lady Million and Elie Saab Le Perfum, this has its own personality and shines on its own. I own all three and after comparing them, it’s not a clone of any; the African orange blossom in Lady Million and Le Perfum makes the difference. Le Perfum dries with slightly woody cedar, but it resembles both, especially Le Perfum, and once dried, they are hard to distinguish; you have to use all three to notice the differences. Curiously, comparing Le Perfum and Lady Million, they don’t resemble each other as much as Edition One resembles them individually. Conclusion: if you like Le Perfum and/or Lady Million, there are great chances you’ll like Edition One. Try it because it won’t disappoint you, and for the price, you give yourself the pleasure of using it whenever you fancy; moreover, it goes a long way. I find it elegant and mature, for a woman in her thirties, quite potent and versatile. Don’t overdo it when applying because its performance is above average, its trail is significant, and if you overdo it, people will smell it from three metres away, potentially resulting in being invasive due to the honey. Its longevity is over six hours and about three more close to the skin. Use it in moderation and you’ll have a sophisticated and classy perfume. I believe Armaf proves that a very good perfume with exemplary performance can be made at a very good price (£12 on Notino). That said, the bottle is a disaster: it came completely undone and I had to remove the gold casing to leave the glass ‘bare’, but it’s impossible. Nevertheless, it’s worth it; it’s a very beautiful perfume.